Morales calls Bolivia-IMF deal 'betrayal of homeland' as opposition mounts

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales condemned the government's $1.9 billion IMF agreement as a 'betrayal of the homeland,' alleging it imposes conditions that violate the constitution. This marks a notable escalation in political opposition to the Paz administration's economic reforms, though Morales's influence has waned since his 2019 ouster. The deal's terms and constitutional implications remain unverified.