 On 3 January 2020, at a meeting of the Committee for Latin America of Socialist International, it was declared that they accepted the findings of the OAS and that Morales was not a victim of a coup.A document containing discussions of the Bolivian political crisis states that "“After a broad mobilization of citizens in that country in protest of electoral fraud that was informed and verified by an audit conducted by the Organization of American States (OAS) of the elections that took place on 20 October, the president Evo Morales did not suffer a coup d'etat.” 

Independent contract researchers for CEPR, John Curiel and Jack R. Williams refuted the claims of voter fraud made by OAS with a statistical analysis released on 27 February 2020.They contended that the OAS allegations were made on two unproven premises