Coup-deposed Bolivian President Evo Morales interviewed

This 14 November 2019 video from Mexico says about itself:

Exclusive Interview with Bolivian President Evo Morales

Peace campaigners gather in London to say No to the coup in Bolivia: here.

Tens of thousands of workers marched on Thursday from the predominantly working class and indigenous city of El Alto to the capital of La Paz—a distance of 15 miles—demanding the ouster of the coup regime that has assumed power in Latin America’s poorest country. The protesters continued to confront military repression into the night. Jeanine Áñez, the right-wing vice president of Bolivia’s Senate, proclaimed herself president and named a far-right cabinet and new military leadership to organize repression of the growing resistance to the US-backed coup that overthrew the government of President Evo Morales on Sunday: here.

Christian supremacist anoints herself ‘interim’ president of Bolivia: here.

Bolivia’s self-proclaimed president appoints cabinet as police attack indigenous protesters: here.

Canada’s Liberal government has abetted and endorsed the US-backed military coup in Bolivia that led to the forced resignation Sunday of the country’s president, Evo Morales, and numerous other elected officials. The coup, triggered by right-wing elements within the military, has unleashed a wave of terror and violence by heavily armed police and military units, as well as fascistic opponents of Morales, against largely defenceless workers and poor peasants: here.