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Bolivia's Democracy Turns 44. Here's How Fragile It Really Is.

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Bolivia marks 44 years since its return to democracy in 1982. Here's what's changed, what hasn't, and where the country stands in 2026.

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Rodrigo Paz announces investments while paying tribute to democracy in Bolivia, urging dialogue in the face of possible conflicts The entry Peace urges to defend democracy against threats from social groups was first published in La Patria Bolivia.

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Bolivia commemorates this October 10 44 years of democracy amid warnings about the deterioration of public institutions, the weakness of political parties and the loss of citizen confidence. University professor and Ph.D. in Political Science Franz Flores Castro warned about the risk of moving towards an autocratic regime, while conflictologist César

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Los Tiempos broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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