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Mr. Morales was once widely popular, and stayed in the presidency longer than any other current head of state in Latin America. He was the first Indigenous president in a country that had been led by a tiny elite of European descent for centuries, and he shepherded Bolivia through an era of economic growth and shrinking inequality, winning support from Bolivians who saw him as their first true representative in the capital.

Arce faces political tests too, not least in the shape of Morales, who is planning a triumphant homecoming from exile in Argentina on Monday. “His big challenge now is how long he can keep Evo out of the picture,”

painful austerity measures with the potential to cause “social turmoil” were unavoidable.

Evo Morales Returns to Bolivia to Cheers — and Worries

Evo Morales returns to Bolivia from exile in Argentina
Thousands of cheering and flag-waving supporters welcomed Morales in Bolivia a year after he was removed from power.

The interim president, Manuel Merino, had taken power on Tuesday after legislators shocked the nation by voting to remove the popular incumbent, Martín Vizcarra, and then swearing in Mr. Merino, who was the head of Congress.

After Six Days on the Job, Peru’s Interim President Steps Down Amid Protests
Manuel Merino took power after Congress pushed out Peru’s popular president. In office less than a week, he faced mounting opposition.
The interim president, Manuel Merino, had taken power on Tuesday after legislators shocked the nation by voting to remove the popular incumbent, Martín Vizcarra,

The task of resolving Peru’s problem has fallen to its deeply unpopular and inexperienced Congress.

Elected in January, the lawmakers have proven more interested in pushing through their narrow business interests than governing a nation in crisis, analysts said. About half of them are under investigation for corruption and other crimes, and many in the country have blamed their political opportunism for the current turmoil.

Congress announced that it would appoint a new president from among the lawmakers later Sunday.

Peru's President Alan Garcia and his Bolivian counterpart, Evo Morales, have signed a deal to allow landlocked Bolivia to build its own Pacific port.

"God has allowed the Bible to enter the Palace again"

Morales later commented that he is only a Roman Catholic in order to attend wedding ceremonies and when asked if he believed in God, he responded: "I believe in the land. In my father and my mother. And in cuchi - cachi (sexual activity)."

When an arrest warrant issued in October accused Camacho of “terrorism”, he challenged the authorities to come and seize him on his home territory – and this week, they did.

“Now they’ve got Camacho in La Paz, it will be difficult to get him back,” said Miguel. “But we have to try.”