Bolivia's Jeanine Añez ecstatic at the sight of the newly-arrived U.S. ambassador—@teleSURenglishpic.twitter.com/uZQufbgy2a
Truth: Morales, was a coca leaf leader, who cut commercial relations with US. While in govt he asked US Embassy, USAID, DEA to leave in order to protect his illegal business. Even builded an airport, that didn’t allow commercial flights in/out Built for impulse of cocain
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Coca leafs are not illegal in Bolivia. Or wasn't at the rime I was there.
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They aren’t illegal, which is the main reason why coca leaf plantations have increased significantly.
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Where the DEA goes, death and corruption follow. Evo was right.
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And in case you didn't know, USAID is a CIA front. Its the u.s.CIA that imports all that cocaine. Evo wasn't having it so he threw the drug dealers out. THIS IS FACT!
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DEA are the largest coke dealers of the continent, Nadia.
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