Bolivia’s former president Evo Morales said on Sunday that it is important to follow closely the “constant threats” of the US president-elect, Donald Trump, against the continent.

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“What I do think is important, we must make a deep follow-up of the constant threats of Donald Trump,” said Morales in his Sunday program on the cocalera radio Kawsachun Coca.

Former President criticized Trump’s announcement that one of his first executive orders after taking the oath on January 20 will be to impose 25% tariffs on “all products” from Mexico and Canada, until the “invasion” of migrants and drugs is stopped, In particular, fentanyl.

For the Bolivian politician, with this the US president-elect seeks “how to punish Mexico and Brazil, because they are the most exporting to the United States”.

“And he threatens Canada to turn (that country) into one more province and wants to take back the Panama Canal. Donald Trump is crazy,” he questioned.
Former President criticized Trump’s announcement that one of his first executive orders after taking the oath on January 20 will be to impose 25% tariffs on “all products” from Mexico and Canada, until the “invasion” of migrants and drugs is stopped, In particular, fentanyl.

For the Bolivian politician, with this the US president-elect seeks “how to punish Mexico and Brazil, because they are the most exporting to the United States”.

“And he threatens Canada to turn (that country) into one more province and wants to take back the Panama Canal. Donald Trump is crazy,” he questioned.

Morales praised the reaction of Mexico’s president, Claudia Sheinbaum, to Trump’s statements and said that the president “has a (more) look to the south than to the north,” unlike the “right-wing governments” that this country had.

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