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Morales was and remain’s Bolivia’s first indigenous president since elected in
December 2005, taking office in January 2006. In October, he was reelected for
the third time, defeating challengers Carlos Mesa and Chi Hyun Chung, his
popular support topping theirs combined. His victory margin over lead
challenger Mesa exceeded 10% to avoid a runoff. James Petras earlier explained
that no president in Bolivian history “secured consecutive electoral victories
(now four), and ruled democratically for such an extended period of time…with
political stability” as Morales. https://www.globalresearch.ca/us-coup-plot-oust-bolivia-evo-morales/5694446
Eclipses tend to bring about endings and new beginnings. The
influence of an eclipse is strongly felt if it aligns with the horizon or
meridian. A chart for the July 16, 2019 lunar eclipse at Sucre, Bolivia has it
aligned with the horizon and opposite Saturn-Pluto.
Mars’ square to the ongoing Saturn-Pluto conjunction is
the big news this past week. Mars is the
planet of war and when it faces off with Saturn, the planet of boundaries, or
with Pluto, the planet of power, it is likely to heat up the atmosphere and cause
intense conflicts. Saturn-Pluto alignments are associated with power struggles that lead to crisis and conflict, empowerment of
reactionary forces and totalitarian impulses, organized violence and
oppression, all sometimes marked by lasting traumatic effects.
It is a scary transit at times and it can be a portend of
danger. It can lead to outbursts or violent anger and can also represent the moment in which a
situation reaches its culmination, exploding, and giving rise to some new
circumstance. There is always a danger of becoming a victim of another person’s
aggression.
Yesterday (Nov.10) as Morales announced his resignation
transit Mars [24li] moved to form a T-square with the eclipse axis thereby
triggering it and bringing an end to a long innings as President.
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