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Taking Care of Bolivia (in the Mean Time): The Transitional Government

on January 31, 2020

2019 Carlos Mesa Civic Committees Civil Society Democracy elections Evo Morales Military Plurinational State Police Mutiny Political Crisis Protests Reelection

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Politic Stability vs. Strengthening of the Democratic Process

on February 12, 2016

2016 Democracy Evo Morales Plurinational State Political Crisis referendum

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Government Control of Citizens?

on July 25, 2014

Citizen Security Crime Democracy Drug Policy Drug trafficking Energy Evo Morales Hydrocarbons Natural Gas Plurinational State The State

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Morales "Renews" his Cabinet

on January 24, 2014

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MABB © The votes are in and now the counting has began. The Supreme Electoral Tribunal has been busy counting the votes, trying to get the ballot boxes to its counting centers and also trying to transmit the results electronically to its central office in La Paz. However, already in the third day of counting, this task has proven very difficult. Though the office has 12 days after the election to present official results, it has been the normal process to have close to 100 per cent of the votes two or three days after the elections. At least that is how I remember from past elections. During the rest of the available days, the office usually counted twice or three times to make sure the results were correctly counted. This time around however, there are a number of irregularities being reported by some people. For example: - militants of opposition parties reported the departmental elections office had published (on the web) the results in a special district when in fact the ball...

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MABB is a registered TM. The "El Diario", one of most important newspapers in Bolivia, in its March 19th online edition , reports that the Mesa administration has placed his economic recovery plan (this is the latest version) in action. One aspect of it is to implement the plan "compro Boliviano", which literally means: buy Bolivian. According to this plan, the state, through its agencies and municipal governments, will promote domestic production, employment and economic activity by buying products it needs from small to medium Bolivian enterprises. While it might be a good meaning plan, and perhaps, if things go as expected, it will meet some success, it is more likely, though, to add one more layer of bureaucratic bloat; more opportunity for corruption and cronyism; hinder efficient production and hinder economic activity. The first thing that comes to mind is corruption. This malice has haunted Bolivia for most of its republican life. I mean, let's ...

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