Members from seven civic committees have called for Bolivian President Evo Morales to end his campaign for re-election, La Razon reported Jan. 18. The committees set a Jan. 22 deadline for Morales to leave the race, saying that their movements will begin protests and roadblocks across the country if he does not. Morales, first elected in 2006, has been steadily losing popularity in Bolivia, and his weakening hold over the country's domestic politics will be the main driver of political instability there in the coming years.