Photographed in Cochabamba on the day of the referendum, in which a majority of Bolivians rejected a constitutional amendment that would have allowed President Evo Morales to run for a fourth consecutive term: “Evo, I love you. Forgive me.”
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He’s only served 3 terms. By South American standards, he’s still a presidential youngster!
I think that was exactly the fear which drove many Bolivians to vote NO. Many people here don’t want a second Fidel Castro.
So personal- I love the photo! But politicians are the same all over the world.
ain’t it the truth. putin and obama couldn’t be more alike, n’est pas?
Great Post