Argentina for Morales asylum
The Argentine Interior Ministry said it granted asylum to former Bolivian President Evo Morales after he arrived in the capital Buenos Aires yesterday.
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Former Bolivian president to Cuba
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales left Mexico to Cuba for a checkup, according to a former official in his administration.
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Mexico may have trouble 'saving lives' of Morales
The decision to grant former Bolivian President Morales asylum could spark controversy in Mexico and affect relations with the United States.
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Former Bolivian president to Mexico
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales thanked Mexico for "saving" his life after coming to the country for asylum.
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The former Bolivian president sought asylum in Mexico
Former Bolivian President Morales phoned the Mexican Foreign Minister for asylum and was approved.
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Morales - Bolivia's longest serving president
Evo Morales sought to continue to power after 14 years as President of Bolivia, but eventually resigned when protests broke out.
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Morales, Bolivia's longest serving president
Evo Morales sought to continue to power after 14 years as President of Bolivia, but eventually resigned when protests broke out.
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The opposition ordered the arrest of the former Bolivian president
Army-backed opposition forces are hunting for former President Morales after he resigned due to pressure from protesters.
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Bolivian President resigns
Bolivian President Evo Morales announced his resignation after the army and police announced their withdrawal of support for him.
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