Evo Morales remains in Bolivia’s Chapare region under active arrest warrants tied to statutory rape charges and court non-appearance, with a judicial order barring him from departing the country. His supporters have sustained roadblocks and clashes with security forces amid broader protests against President Rodrigo Paz’s economic measures, elevating his visibility as an opposition figure without triggering confirmed exit. Paz’s administration has signaled intent to enforce legal accountability while navigating political instability and calls for dialogue. Trader positioning on near-term departure dates reflects these enforcement barriers, Morales’ public vows to stay, and the absence of verified movement despite heightened tensions. Resolution hinges on any verified border crossing or asylum grant before specified cutoffs.