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Luis Almagro after the resignation of Evo Morales in Bolivia: "The call for elections is necessary" That's what the Uruguayan diplomat told BBC Mundo this Sunday after President Evo Morales resigned from the presidency of Bolivia.

And the issue is not minor since Morales presented his resignation hours after the OAS reported that his audit had detected various irregularities in the counting of the elections on October 20.

In its report, the OAS "recommends another electoral process" and a second round, an extreme that Morales himself regretted when announcing his resignation.

And the core of the dispute was whether or not the president had achieved the difference of 10 percentage points necessary to avoid a second round.

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After the OAS report, Morales announced the call for new elections, as the audit requested, but that did not satisfy the opponents, who continued to insist on his resignation.

The idea of ​​new elections with Morales in the government did not seem good to the military either, who also on Sunday "suggested" the president to step aside.

That, together with the "mutiny" of the police, with numerous units declared in rebellion, had left the president in a very delicate situation.

Morales announced his resignation in a televised statement with his vice president.

The events have provoked various reactions at the international level, especially that of Mexico, which offered asylum in its embassy in La Paz to Morales and other officials of its executive and legislative.

Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs Marcelo Ebrard said his country "maintains recognition of the democratically elected government" of Morales and will not recognize a government that does not emanate from a legitimate constitutional process.

For Mexico this is "a setback in democracy in Latin America" ​​and Ebrard said that they would call an emergency meeting with the OAS to ask for explanations for their silence regarding the events in Bolivia.

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