BOLIVIA
AS THE 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS APPROACH and Evo Morales seeks a fourth consecutive presidential election, evaluations of Bolivian politics have taken a decidedly critical turn. Shortly after the 2003 political crisis, the election of Bolivia’s first self-described Indigenous president in 2005 captiva...
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Zusammenfassung: | AS THE 2019 GENERAL ELECTIONS APPROACH and Evo Morales seeks a fourth consecutive presidential election, evaluations of Bolivian politics have taken a decidedly critical turn. Shortly after the 2003 political crisis, the election of Bolivia’s first self-described Indigenous president in 2005 captivated scholars’ imaginations. Well over a decade later, much of the shine has come off Morales and his MAS party, in what many Bolivian political observers call a desgaste político. The day-to-day policy challenges faced by the MAS-led government often required pragmatic political compromises. Paradoxically, the same pragmatism that makes some observers re-evaluate their original inclusion of Bolivia’s Evo |
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DOI: | 10.7560/322789.24 |