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Former Bolivian president Morales launches campaign for dissolution of Nato
Evo Morales

FORMER Bolivian president Evo Morales announced the launch on Wednesday of a global campaign for the dissolution of Nato, warning that the military alliance poses a threat to world peace.

The indigenous leader said that social movements worldwide were holding discussions on the formation of an alliance to press the demand.

“Nato is a danger to world peace, to security, so we are in the task of reaching agreements with social movements, not only in Latin America, but in all continents, to eliminate it,” he told Russia’s Sputnik media outlet. “If nothing is done against Nato, it will become a permanent threat to humanity.”

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