US EditionThe Funeral of the so-Called “21st Century Socialism” in Bolivia
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Ian Vásquez states that Bolivia has given us another proof that socialism in practice does not work and ends up being rejected by the people.
Neither to the king nor to the state is there any seed left, or race of this or of all Tupaj Amaru and Tupaj Katari due to the much noise and impression that this cursed name has made in the natives... Because otherwise, there would be a perpetual ferment... Oidor Francisco Tadeo Díez de Medina. Newspapers demand immediate explanations [...] The Bolivian charge: between tragedy and hope: memories for the 21st century appeared first in Contralíne…
The results of the first round of the Bolivian presidential election, revealed on Sunday, August 17, created the surprise: the left, in power for 20 years, was ejected from the second round of the election, which will ultimately oppose two candidates rather located to the right of the political chessboard.
As in Haiti, will the Bolivian oligarchy take power? Haiti Liberte The result of the recent presidential elections in Bolivia testifies to the irresponsibility, weakness, and even political incompetence of a left-wing movement that is growing in several Latin American countries. This turning point could also mark the end of the Bolivian revolution and the Movement Toward Socialism (MAS), born in 2005 with the arrival at the "Helm of the State" o…
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