Social sectors call for a large town hall meeting in Caracollo this Friday
Social sectors aligned with former President Evo Morales have called for a large meeting, known as a cabildo, for this Friday, July 5. The gathering will take place in the town of Caracollo and aims to bring together various groups of workers, peasants, and indigenous people from different regions of the country.
This call comes at a time of intense political activity in Bolivia. Currently, the Senate is debating a bill on the Regulation of States of Exception. The event organizers consider this legislative debate fundamental for the future of citizen rights and democracy.
The official announcement was made by the so-called Worker-Peasant-Indigenous-Original Unity Pact. The news spread quickly through social media and Radio Kawsachun Coca, which is the main communication medium used by Morales' followers to coordinate their activities.
During the cabildo, leaders of these organizations are expected to discuss their position regarding the current government's decisions and the newly proposed laws. Caracollo is historically a strategic point for social mobilizations in Bolivia, so a significant turnout of protesters is anticipated.
Authorities and the civilian population remain attentive to the results and conclusions of this meeting. The cabildo in Caracollo represents a new chapter in the relationship between the government and opposition social sectors, in a climate of constant debate over state administration.