Havana, October 19 (RHC)-- Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel voiced on Tuesday his country's solidarity with Bolivian President Luis Arce in the face of destabilizing attempts by that country's right-wing, which included an assassination attempt.

The head of state denounced on Twitter that these acts were intended to prevent the fulfillment of the popular will expressed at the polls with the return to power of the Movement Towards Socialism a year ago.

The truth always comes to light. Against the Government and the people of Bolivia, a criminal plan was conceived: the assassination of the President. The well-argued complaint exposes the links between the assassins of Haiti and those of Bolivia, he said.

Likewise, Díaz-Canel retweeted' a message from Telesur's correspondent in that South American country, Freddy Morales, which reports Arce's denunciation of the hiring of Colombian and U.S. mercenaries by the de facto Government of Jeanine Añez, to assassinate him.

The Bolivian Minister of Government, Eduardo del Castillo, revealed the plans orchestrated by the right-wing in cooperation with those foreigners to attempt against Arce's life. Del Castillo exposed in a press conference that the Government had access to audios, models of contracts, and intercepted e-mails that attribute the destabilization plan to Fernando López, former Minister of Defense of the de facto Government of Jeanine Áñez.