Bolivian prosecutors have issued an arrest warrant for former President Evo Morales regarding road blockades during protests held in June. The accusations include six separate crimes linked to the 53-day demonstrations that disrupted the country. This is not the first legal trouble for Morales, who already faces two prior arrest warrants related to charges of human trafficking and rebellion. The protests stemmed from broader political tensions and grievances. Details regarding the specific nature of the six new charges have not been fully disclosed. This latest warrant represents an escalation in the legal proceedings against the former leader. Morales’s legal team has yet to issue a statement regarding the new arrest order.