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Whether Bolivian security forces will actually execute the arrest warrant given Morales's entrenched position in Chapare and his political support base has not been assessed in the summaries.
No outlet from Bolivia itself or from North America covers the Morales arrest warrant; the human rights implications of arresting a former president for leading protests are not examined.
Arrest warrant issued confirmed; enforcement likelihood and broader human rights context uncertain.
Folha de S.Paulo reports Bolivia's Public Ministry ordered Morales's arrest for May-June protests that paralyzed the country, framing through humanistic consequence analysis of political repression.
Le Monde covers the arrest warrant for Morales's role in anti-government protests, noting he is accused by the current government of leading illegal mobilizations, framing through elite institutional analysis.
El Tiempo reports the Bolivian Prosecutor's Office ordering Morales's capture for protests, noting he already has an active warrant for aggravated human trafficking, framing through institutional governance accountability.