‘OAS misled public’: MIT study finds ‘NO evidence of fraud’ in Bolivia election that saw Evo Morales ousted in military coup ...News

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A new MIT study has found no evidence of fraud in Bolivia’s 2019 election, despite allegations of serious irregularities by the Organization of American States (OAS), which led to the ousting of Evo Morales in a military coup. John Curiel and Jack R Williams examined the OAS’s report and published their findings in the Washington Post on Thursday. “As specialists in election integrity, we find that the statistical evidence does not support the claim of fraud in Bolivia’s October election,” they wrote. New research shows there was no fraud in Bolivia's October elections, which Evo won.As usual, outlets like @washingtonpost

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