Celebrations in the streets of La Paz: the opposition celebrates the resignation of Evo Morales

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The members of Bolivia's civic groups and the spontaneous citizens who claimed in the center of La Paz the resignation of Evo Morales received the news with great demonstrations of joy, in a massive hug that still remains pending the development of the political crisis .
A couple hug after knowing Morales's resignation

A couple hug after knowing Morales's resignation
Luis Fernando Camacho flies the Bolivian flag

Luis Fernando Camacho flies the Bolivian flag

The opposition leader Luis Fernando Camacho celebrated from a police vehicle and with a bulletproof vest, after arriving at the government headquarters to deliver a resignation letter ready to be signed by Morales. It was not necessary, since the chief executive was not in place and had left for Cochabamba, where he announced his resignation.
Although several streets were fenced, the opposition managed to reach the political heart of the country

Although several streets were fenced, the opposition managed to reach the political heart of the country

The Bolivian opposition leader Carlos Mesa celebrated "the end of tyranny" with a message on Twitter. “To Bolivia, to its people, to young people, to women, to the heroism of peaceful resistance. I will never forget this unique day. The end of tyranny. Grateful as a Bolivian for this historical lesson. Long live Bolivia !!!!! ”, he published.
Morales, 60 and who took office in 2006, faced three weeks of street protests against his re-election in the disputed elections of October 20

Morales, 60 and who took office in 2006, faced three weeks of street protests against his re-election in the disputed elections of October 20
An undetermined number of police officers had mutinied with labor demands and seconded the demand for Morales to resign

An undetermined number of police officers had mutinied with labor demands and seconded the demand for Morales to resign

The excitement was not repeated in the area of El Alto, on the outskirts of La Paz, where clashes were recorded and the forces fired tear gas.
Under other circumstances the possibility that the opposition reaches the center of La Paz was unthinkable. However, Morales was losing more and more support

Under other circumstances the possibility that the opposition reaches the center of La Paz was unthinkable. However, Morales was losing more and more support
The police and the military ended up guarding the civic groups that oppose Morales

The police and the military ended up guarding the civic groups that oppose Morales
The police cordon that surrounded the seat of government was much smaller than days ago, after the police in La Paz joined those of the rest of the country in a series of riots and mostly retreated to their police stations

The police cordon that surrounded the seat of government was much smaller than days ago, after the police in La Paz joined those of the rest of the country in a series of riots and mostly retreated to their police stations
The commander in chief of the Armed Forces had clarified that the military would not repress the protesters.

The commander in chief of the Armed Forces had clarified that the military would not repress the protesters. "We ratify that we will never face the people to whom we owe and we will always ensure peace and coexistence between brothers and the development of our homeland," said Williams Kaliman