US EditionNila Heredia: “It May Be the End of the Mas Cycle as a Acronym but Not as a Movement” Interview with Leftist Activist and Former Health Minister of the Evo Morales Government
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By Gustavo Veiga / Latin American Summary, November 2, 2025. Heredia was a guerrilla in the '60s and '70s, graduated as a surgeon, led the Ministry of Health in Bolivia and has a recognized record as a human rights defender. On the current situation in her country, after the triumph of Rodrigo Paz, she notes: [...] La entrada Bolivia. Nila Heredia: “Can be end of MAS cycle as a acronym but not as a movement” was first published in Latin American…
Heredia was a guerrilla in the '60s and '70s, graduated as a surgeon, led the Ministry of Health in Bolivia and has a recognized record as a human rights defender. On the current situation in her country, after the triumph of Rodrigo Paz, she notes: “I find the confrontation between Evo and Arce absurd.”
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