We continue to await the final official results of Sunday's election. The MAS/Luis Arce has won a resounding victory, receiving 54.5% of the vote; CC/Carlos Mesa has received just 29.26% with 89.51% of votes counted. @teleSURsenglish pic.twitter.com/GEP7rsNWZo

— Camila (@camilateleSUR) October 21, 2020

I wonder if he was in tears as he typed this?🤔

Congratulations to Bolivian President-Elect Arce and Vice President-Elect Choquehuanca. We look forward to working together to promote democracy, human rights, press freedom, and economic prosperity in Bolivia and throughout the region.

— Secretary Pompeo (@SecPompeo) October 21, 2020

Yet continued regime change is still on the agenda.

A little pep talk for his allies.

.@SecPompeo: The U.S. expects this body to approve a strong resolution condemning the Maduro regime this year, just as we expect all Member states not to recognize Venezuela’s illegitimate elections, past or future. #OASAssembly pic.twitter.com/L0xeaUnMd1

— Department of State (@StateDept) October 20, 2020

With the puppet master pulling the strings the puppets do as they are told.

#OASAssembly adopts resolution recognizing minimum conditions for free, fair and transparent election do not exist in #Venezuela. #Canada supports the people of Venezuela and Interim President Guaido in their fight to restore democracy. @CanadaFP https://t.co/F6lbz6mYTC

— Canada at the OAS (@CanadaOAS) October 21, 2020

With 21 votes in favor, 4 against and 9 abstentions #OASassembly approves the resolution “The Lack of Minimum Democratic Conditions to Guarantee Free, Fair, and Transparent Elections in the Bolivarian Republic of #Venezuela” pic.twitter.com/TQsFBv4X2D

— OAS (@OAS_official) October 21, 2020

With 20 votes in favor, 2 against and 12 abstentions #OASassembly approves the resolution “Restoring Democratic Institutions and Respect for Human Rights in Nicaragua Through Free and Fair Elections” pic.twitter.com/5KaL4AP3TK

— OAS (@OAS_official) October 21, 2020

The facists in Bolivia are not happy.

A small group of coup supporters march in Sopocachi, La Paz, in rejection of the recent elections in which the majority of Bolivians voted for the left. pic.twitter.com/ag7Cpp1cKz

— Kawsachun News (@KawsachunNews) October 21, 2020

Now they're chanting "If you don't jump you're a masista and a faggot".

These groups here, known as the 'Resistencia', endorsed neoliberal centrist candidate Carlos Mesa. pic.twitter.com/EErKc8JN9z

— Ollie Vargas (@OVargas52) October 21, 2020

Great info by @LeonardoEFA on how Bolivia election victory by the progressive MAS party can impact the rest of Latin America. https://t.co/T1CAS0jfya

— Medea Benjamin (@medeabenjamin) October 21, 2020

I spoke to @BTnewsroom about the economic disaster left by Bolivia's neoliberal coup government. pic.twitter.com/gkEdGAkWO1

— Ollie Vargas (@OVargas52) October 20, 2020

Ryan Grim: Socialist Candidate Wins BIG In Bolivia

Most politicians would touch the election with a ten foot pole.

There were a few exceptions including this one.

I celebrate the triumph of true democracy and what it represents for the indigenous people of Bolivia. Now justice for those persecuted and killed under the Áñez regime must follow. https://t.co/xie6GV8TIh

— Jesús “Chuy” García (@ChuyForCongress) October 19, 2020

Incredible—fanatics tore down barricades at Sucre's Electoral Court & launched explosive projectiles at Bolivian police tonight. Cops responded by doing NOTHING!

If they were MAS supporters, the crackdown would be swift & merciless. But (like in US) they don't attack their own. pic.twitter.com/VenllWFgGD

— Wyatt Reed (@wyattreed13) October 21, 2020