The leader Luis Camacho distances himself from the opponent Carlos Mesa in the midst of the crisis in Bolivia

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The president of the Santa Cruz Pro Civic Committee, Luis Fernando Camacho and former presidential candidate Carlos Mesa.

(CNN Spanish) - The president of the Santa Cruz Civic Committee, Luis Fernando Camacho, separated on Friday from the former presidential opposition candidate from Bolivia, Carlos Mesa.

"Mr. Carlos Mesa had plenty of time to accompany this fight, but the search to want to be president has made him lose the objectivity of a greater struggle, which is the peace of the country," Camacho said in a press conference.
in peace.

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Camacho also revealed that Mesa proposed signing a document in which he accepted the conditions of the audit as a result of the elections of the Organization of American States (OAS).

The former presidential candidate for the Community Movement, Carlos Mesa, responded on Friday, saying he will not confront Camacho because that "would only benefit the dictator's permanence" and added that "the unity of the democratic opposition is imperative today."

Mesa also presented a proposal to resolve the political crisis affecting Bolivia. The former candidate also sent this plan to Vice President Álvaro García Linera.

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Mesa proposes that the Government ask the Legislative Assembly for a bill that declares vacant all the positions of full and alternate members of the Supreme Electoral Court, in addition to establishing the basis of an agreement between the State and civil society and presenting an electoral calendar to carry out new elections.

For their part, civic committees, led by Camacho, demand the resignation of Evo Morales and the call for new elections.

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