Jeanine Añez, former president of Bolivia, draws a parallel between Alberto Fernández and Evo Morales for mistreating women
Añez stated on X that the former Argentine president was a "mistreater of women" comparable to Evo Morales who, she said, is also accused of inappropriate actions against women.
Images from Yañez's lawsuit against Fernández.
The former president of Bolivia, Jeanine Añez criticized Alberto Fernández after learning of the alleged mistreatment of his wife, Fabiola Yáñez.
Añez, who is currently incarcerated in La Paz prison, took to the social network X to criticize the attitude of the former president of Argentina, whom she compared to Evo Morales, assuring that both committed inappropriate acts against women.
In the message, which she accompanied with a photograph of Morales and Fernández, the former president of Bolivia assured that both had carried out several serious crimes such as being "authors of economic crises of the countries where they implanted the socialism of the 21st century" and even collaborating and being "complicit in the fraud in Bolivia."
In fact, she assured, both covered up for each other and, just as Fernández assured he was not guilty of the crimes of which Yáñez accused him, Morales did the same when he was also accused of mistreating women. In the eyes of Jeanine Añez, this characteristic of progressive politicians who "silence the defenders of their misdeeds."
One of the crimes the former president of Bolivia referred to in her post was the supposed electoral fraud of 2019. Infobae recalls that this fact caused Evo Morales to leave the government, later receiving several accusations that the former president had allegedly had relations with minors. The Bolivian justice system has not yet ruled on either of the two cases.
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