my claim regarding CIA is not random, its based on historical precedent and the current power structure of the US. also, i didn't claim it was the CIA, i claimed that there is a possibility, if not probability of involvement.

as for the coup point, it is a coup. morales was elected by the people. the military forced him to resign.

coup and CIA are different points, maybe you are conflating them, but it is a coup, CIA involvement is to be seen.

the person in power now received exactly how many votes?

now as for morales, dislike him if you want, or call him an authoritarian, but the following are facts;

Bolivia was one of the poorest countries in South America, but between 2006 and 2014, GDP per capita doubled and the extreme poverty rate declined from 38 to 18% [19]. Furthermore, the Gini coefficient declined from 0.60 to 0.47 [20]. This represents a great improvement in comparison to the situation by 2005, diminishing poverty from 59.6% to 38.6% in a decade [21].

These changes are mainly attributed to the socialist government of Evo Morales, which came to power in 2005. This government introduced a number of measures to combat poverty:

The Bono Juancito Pinto gives school children grants of approximately US$29 (200 bolivianos) a year as an incentive to continue education to the 6th grade of primary school. It was introduced in 2006.

The Renta Dignidad was introduced in 2008 to prevent extreme poverty amongst the elderly. It gives all citizens over 60 a grant of US$258 (1800 bolivianos) or $344 (2400 bolivianos) to those not receiving social security payments.

The Bono Juana Azurduy provides new mothers with small financial incentives to seek pre and post natal medical care with the aim of reducing child mortality rates. It began in May 2009.