Bolivia's Unplanned Elections
Last night I completed our extended analysis of Bolivia's upcoming national elections, looking at how we got here, at the two leading candidates, at what this election means, and at the possible scenarios ahead. Below is the lead. The full article can be found here.
Bolivia's Unplanned Elections
On December 18th the people of Bolivia will go to the polls. It is an election that no one planned and that few asked for and in which the nation will elect its sixth president in as many years. To the casual observer abroad, Bolivia looks like a nation in a state of democratic meltdown. Some analysts have warned that Bolivia is on its way to becoming the Afghanistan of Latin America.
On the ground, however, what is going on now in Bolivia is the latest act in a long struggle for social justice by people who rank as the poorest in all of South America. At the center is the demand by Bolivia's indigenous majority for a fair share of political and economic power, in a country where they have had little of either. At the forefront as well is the widespread popular rejection of a draconian economic model largely imposed on the country by powers from abroad.
Bolivia's Unplanned Elections
On December 18th the people of Bolivia will go to the polls. It is an election that no one planned and that few asked for and in which the nation will elect its sixth president in as many years. To the casual observer abroad, Bolivia looks like a nation in a state of democratic meltdown. Some analysts have warned that Bolivia is on its way to becoming the Afghanistan of Latin America.
On the ground, however, what is going on now in Bolivia is the latest act in a long struggle for social justice by people who rank as the poorest in all of South America. At the center is the demand by Bolivia's indigenous majority for a fair share of political and economic power, in a country where they have had little of either. At the forefront as well is the widespread popular rejection of a draconian economic model largely imposed on the country by powers from abroad.
posted by The Democracy Center at 9:07 PM
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BOLIVIA’S NOT SO UNPLANNED REVOLUTION
Of all the articles the author of this blog wrote in the past year, this has to be one of the most biased, pathetic and deceitful of them all; really Jim, you over do it yourself on this one, bravo.
Let’s get things strait; the poor Bolivia’s indigenous majority struggling for social justice, as you more or less put it, doesn’t have a fair share of political power in this country not because of the economic model imposed by the World Bank or the International Monetary Found. Since the agrarian revolution in the 40’s, all of Bolivians had the right to chose, no matter ethnic background or gender, for whom to vote for President, freely. In the most recent elections, after the period of military dictatorships, there were always at least one political party with a Bolivian Indigenous Presidential as a candidate, but they never reached a decent percentage of the Bolivian’s preferences. I guess we Bolivians reject political views coming from abroad more than economic views coming from abroad.
In the last two decades, Bolivia did not privatize its natural resources like you pretend to make people believe, it capitalized its more than corrupted state owned companies. The capitalizations, like the agrarian revolution in the past, and the constitutional assembly in the near future are necessary steps to survive us a country thinking on the days to come.
The police did not led any mass protesters in the February 2003 revolt, they where as upset about the tax increase as the rest of the 20% of not so poor Bolivians affected by it, since the tax increase only touched those with a paying job, like the police. Neither the few policemen involved in the shootings nor the bystanders and troublemakers in the streets new or understood a bit about WB and IMF policies or pressure. Many of the people that lost their lives on those days were those teenager conscripts doing their obligatory military service that did not even know how to pick up a gun and that because they wear a military uniform are not mentioned as victims of the so called civil movements by the author of this site or by the Human Rights organization in Bolivia, what a pity.
The ousted, first of Sanchez de Lozada and later of his not so reluctant VP Carlos de Mesa, did not had anything to do with WB or IMF policies either, the reason was mostly that the Bolivian people were fed up of the widely open corruption shown during the intent of making up of the Goni’s government first and then the MAS trying to take advantage of the possibility to use a few leftist radicals like Olivera and De la Cruz to achieve their purpose of taking the power without blooding directly their hands, we all remember the lame excuse Evo Morales used to describe the assassinations performed by their followers; “the masses over passed their leaders, we don’t control them”, yea, sure.
About the candidates you mentioned, you forgot to add after Jorge Quiroga’s, also known popularly as just Tuto, “married to Texas blonde named Ginger”; that they have a consolidated and working family; you also forgot to mention that Evo abandoned his son and never married the women he had children with, a woman that had to go to the courts to get Evo to pay his kid’s pension. What went on to you to go after an innocent woman in that sense Jim, that was a low blow not even I though you where going to hit. It is really such a sin to be a blond American citizen to you, I guess you are not blond?.
About your prediction of 2006 bringing “the fiercest conflicts of them all”; there is as much a possibility of Tuto’s being the strong winner as Evo’s, a possibility you don’t accept or wish; I trust my country and I trust my countrymen us much as I have hope, and that gives me the certainty that our unplanned elections are not going to become your no so unplanned revolution.
WHY DOES THE "DEMOACRACY" CENTER REMAIN SILENT WHEN MAS IS THEATENING THE USE OF MILITARY FORCE TO TAKE POWER? BECAUSE WE ARE TALKING ABOUT JIM SCHULTZ'S FAVOURTITE PARTY! THIS IMBECILE IS THE MOST BIASED PERSON IN THE BOLIVIAN BLOGOSPHERE. IMAGINE HOW HE WOULD BE CRYING IF QUIROGA SAID SOMETHING REMOTELY SIMILAR!!!! BUT THIS IS NOT GONNA HAPPEN HERE, THIS GUY LOVES EVITO.
WE WANT SOMETHING CALLED "DEMOCRACY" CENTER TO AT LEAST DISIMULATE. OTHERWISE, CHOSE A BETTER NAME, LIKE THE PRO-MAS CENTER OR THE ANTI-WATER-PRIVATIZATION CENTER. THIS NAME DOES NOT DO JUSTICE. YOU DONT DESERVE IT.
I am afraid that Cynthia is right, you disgusting piece of crap. When are you going to talk about your favorite's party coup attempts? Or is it that you defend democracy only when it turns out the way you want? You disgust me. People like you make me sick, always trying to twist everything in order to achieve your goals. Eres un pobre hijo de puta.
And sorry I didnot go to your so-called book on the evils of provatization, but living in Caracas, and having the passports restricted to MVR partisans made it a bit difficult.
I sincerely hope that Bolivia start to regulate their NGOs and you have to go to jail for your role in the deaths of the people in the water struggle, and in feb/oct. 2003. You were the motherfucker financing protesters. You made them go to the streets. Blood is on your hands, panita, whether you want it or not. So, stop accusing everybody else and assume your responsability.
Missed me?
Fernando B.
ps: I hope you answer mine and cinthyas posts, you disgusting piece of shit.
I'm with the 3 comments this morning, paisano de elite, cynthia and Fernando. Sorry Jim. You disappoint me. Calling yourself the democracy center and being an NGO?
Try writing something positive and for the good of the country and mis paisanos. Try being more objective Jim and don't try and manipulate the outcome of the election.
One of the things that I enjoy most about the comments section oif this Blog is how the elite of Boliva so eagerly reveal their stupidity here.
Gee, accuse Shultz of financing violent rebellion (no evidnce needed mind you) and of being a f&*$% Communist. That must have required a lot of thought. Do you just haul out this crap out of reflex?
"Speculation" about Tuto and killing. Earth to whomever you are, he WAS President for a year and he DID outpace Banzer in the killing game. Check your facts. Oh wait, I forgot, you all don't deal in facts, just ranting. Sorry.
To those readers who don't quite understand all this BS and angry noise from those folks. That giant ranting sound you here is the sound of their privledge getting sucked away by the change in Bolivian politics.
Guess they'll have to stay in Arlington or the enclaves of Santa Cruz or San Miguel or the Pando, or wherever they hang out.
But please, could you at least try not to sound so silly?
Paisano de Elite! Need I say more? Elite!!!
If Jim did finance those rebellions I commend him over and over. Anything to put an end to the whining of over privileged bitches like Pasiano & Fernando! Take those capitalist silver spoons out your mouth and shove em up your asses bitches.
Nephew, have you ever read a history book? Did you know Banzer was dictator in the 1970s??? Are you saying that Quiroga really spilled more blood in year than Banzer during his 30 years as a politician????? You really should stop sucking Jim's dick and start to read anything else.
Second: It is not a matter of who killed more people. If you read (understand) my post, I am ranting at the "democracy" center's lack of comment on the coup threat by MAS. Does the fact that I don't want to live under anybody's dictatorship make me an airheaded fascist oligarch who hangs out in Pando, as you siggested??? I would really like an answer, cabron. What you did is just profiling: If I don't think like, I must be a racist rich crucenho, right? Moron.
I WANT AN ANSWER ON THE COUP THREAT. I DON'T CARE IF TUTO PLAYS GOLF WHILE MORALES PLAYS HOPSCOTCH. I WANT AN ANSWER FROM THE DEMOCRACY CENTER TO THE LATEST THREAT ON BOLIVIA'S DEMOCRACY. Did you understand this time, or do you need me to draw a picture?
Finally, if anybody else dies because of the government, here in Bolivia, it will be because MAS is planning a VIOLENT protest. The government has to defend itself. Since when "democracy" means you have to allow everybody to walk on you?
So: First of all: Either get YOUR facts right, or learn to read!!!!
Second: Stop trying to sound so smart and objective, because you are not. You are just an I M B E C I L E.
Third: ANSWER ME???? WHAT WITH MAS' COUP THREAT??? Is it justified because you like the guy?
How easy is to sort things out when you do not live in the country, but 5000kms away, no?
I guess it would be sooooooooo different if some guy in canada came and tried to become a dictator...
I am sure you would receive him with open arms, villain n black. I also am surprised about how easily you judge people....
Not Goni's Nephew: I agree, blogs uncover the level of ignorance a lot of these so called "elite" live in. They are weak and resort to insults because they have nothing coherent to say. They live fearful because they see the end of their ways is in the horizon. More equality in Bolivia works directly against the "elite"
The Democracy center at least informs us on what is going on in Bolivia. Have you ever had this with the various Bolivian newspapers?
I applaud Jim and the Democracy Center for his service to this country and the rest fo the world. We need more of this so that ignorance (displayed by these misguided folks) can never be the norm again.
Bravo Democracy Center for your coverage, the world is watching you.
Watchlister: that's the issue on discussion here...What coverage??? Jim only reports what he seems convenient. He is the one keeping YOU ignorant.
Also: a richer country is in everybody's interest, including the elite. Don't you think is better being elite in the USA or Europe than in Africa or Latin America? Well, if you don't, you are the one whois afraid of the truth.
Let me remind you that we are still waiting for you guys to reply and posts your thoughts on MAS coup threat. It's just me or it doesnot matter what one writes, you always use the same argument to express your dissent: people is either elitist, afraid, or both. It would be nice, for a change, if instead of writing how much you love/hate jim you just answered: What do you personally think about MAS coup threat? Or maybe because jim didn't feel like reporting on it, you just don't even know what is going on in bolivia??
Finally: why do you commies always argue that whoever doesn't think like you is afraid/misinformed? Never caught that. IS it some kind of complex? Were you bullied in highschool and had to live afraid or what? Explain, if possible, objectively, without going for the answer of me being elitist/afraid, end of story.
A MAS coup threat is justified. There has been no progress in Bolivia since it's foundation. A country that sits on so much potential wealth and prosperity yet more than half the people are not even poor but shit poor. Only empty, distorted promises and corruption benefiting the wealthy elite of european ancestry like fernando, paisano, & cinthya. Why are they against what Jim says? Because it threatens their comfortable way of life.
Yes cinthya I do judge you and no cinthya a dictator would not be able to flourish in Canada because there is not a need for one. People in Canada are generally treated equal. Corruption is not tolerated just ask our PM Paul Martin who was ousted by a non-confidence vote.
Finally don't try to assume you know me. I am in Tarija now. Yes Canada is my birthplace but my life is here in Bolivia with my fiance of Bolivian descent.
democracia:
gobierno del pueblo
a people's government
our land, our blood and their's
but mostly theirs and sweat
and tears
and centuries of racism
my soul was born in copacabana
and i crossed the estrecho de tiquina in a SUV
my hairy white ass
it really shows some class
but democracy, what the hell might that be?
Some sure are funny and redundant. Your "commie" remarks gives us a glimpse of how fearful you are. Don't be so afraid, in case you didn't hear or read, the cold war is over. Reagan is gone, Gorby is now a capitalist, get over it.
Now your statement:
"...Don't you think is better being elite in the USA or Europe than in Africa or Latin America? Well, if you don't, you are the one whois afraid of the truth.
Shows two things; one, your deep ignorance and two, you have an inferiority complex.
Jim,
In your recent description of Tuto you wrote that he is "married to a Texas blonde named Ginger."
I happen to be a blonde American married to a Bolivian. I just hope that nobody ever stoops to your level and thinks that describing me as married to a "black haired colla" is of any relevance to my character or leadership.
Wow…too much passion on both sides ..mmm.
Interesting…based on simple observation (not only in this post) I can see some interesting patterns.
Jim’s defendants, they tend to argue their points with too much passion and emotions towards their believes…they use few premises to justify their points, they rely more on their left side of their heart.
The other ones (I include myself here)…we are putting some balance to this source of reading to the bloggers. Some with more passion and emotions (Cynthia) than others…but I see some bring actual facts and points of view to the playing table (paisano).
Paisano de Elite brings facts and logic to his arguments…the ones that don’t like his analysis cannot do the same, cannot match him because they don’t know Bolivia to argue…so they start using irrational remarks.
For instance, Villian N’ Black, all I get from this person is that he claims the poor are the victims and that the rich are to blame to everything (just his opinion)….and with his stupid statements…”A MAS coup threat is justified” proves my point that this person ignores Bolivian reality and is not worth to debate. VNB will need more than a chapaca and decades in Bolivia…he needs to start being open minded.
Then watchlister sais…”…blogs uncover the level of ignorance a lot of these so called "elite" live in. They are weak and resort to insults”. …quite biased…since both side are using adjectives and insults. Completely incoherent to suggest that Jim’s blogs provides better information than the various Bolivian newspapers…imagine this!...and he dares to judge ignorance!
Cynthia, you must be new around here…Jim will not debate…mmm…where else did I hear this one these days?. Cynthia, we are all pretty much writing for the other bloggers….to bring some balance on Jim’s postings…but MAINLY, also to provoke some interesting debate….few times this was possible.
After all, the ones that eat with silver spoons seem to be curios and open minded about what the educated Jim’s defendants have to say…unfortunately…they tend to speak with their hearts.
That’s the challenge…forget about insult and adjectives…and debate for a better Bolivia…after all, left, right, center or behind…we all want the same …a better Bolivia.
Saludos, Javier F.
not goni, villian & watchlister
In none of your participations any of you wrote about which part of my post you think was not correct, us neither of you wrote anything that support your point of view, all that lamentation and hate writing from you all only ensures me that you believe all I wrote was right and that you just didn’t have other alternative that trying to vent your frustration though the blog. You guys are no challenge.
By the way, “elite”, only means selected minority; and is used in politics, sports, economics, academic, etc, etc. If you are only capable of associating that word with money or political power is only because of your narrow mind or your prejudice, either one is your problem to solve in life, not mine. Thank you once again for your postings, it will certainly help the casual reader of this blog to understand who is the radical.
villain, not gonies and wachlister;
Neither of you were capable to write a sentence regarding of what you think in my post was incorrect, needless to say that a proposal of your views, apart from the willingness to spill as much human blood as possible through a coup of one of you, was not present either. It is extremely gratifying to read in your adjectives against me the assurance that you believe that what I wrote were right and you couldn’t handle it in other way than through hate postings. Thank you very much guys, but is a pity that you prove to be no much to debate with.
By the way, “elite” means “selected minority”, and is widely used in terms of intellect, politics, sports, society, military, business, etc, etc. If you only have the capacity of associating it with money or political power, is your flaw to deal with it, not mine.
Let’s get things strait; the poor Bolivia’s indigenous majority struggling for social justice, as you more or less put it, doesn’t have a fair share of political power in this country not because of the economic model imposed by the World Bank or the International Monetary Found.
You are right, Paisano. Bolivia's indigenous majority does not have a fair share of political power. And you are also correct, the primary reason for this is not the IMF. The criollo, culito blanco elite has hoarded political and economic power for two hundred years.
But we did such a piss poor job of constructing a nation that by the early 1900's we were indebting the entire nation, not just our white asses, to the Rockefellers of the world, had lost two major natural resource areas (copper-ocean, rubber-amazon) to neighboring nations, and still thought we were superior to the indios who worked in our (grandfathers) rural estates.
A big part of the problem has always been that we can only look outside for ideas, for new paradigms, for modernity. Thus, while it is traditional to demonize the United States, the upper classes have always looked upon Europe as a role model.
The current economic strait-jacket we willfully submit to on orders of the IMF and World Bank is simply the latest foreign idea which the white elites have adopted, along with the glorious Free Market and Corporate Globalization. Capitalization, austerity, and every other policy we have seen in the last 10 years have been direct IMF dictates, or at the best ingenious criollo spins on them.
It would be great if Bolivians controlled our 49% stake in the capitalized companies, but they are "managed" for us by other transnationals. Did it really make sense to exchange a corrupt local bureacracy for the likes of Enron, Shell, and Bechtel? Where is Alfonso Revollo, why has he not faced charges for irregularities in the capitalization process?
Perhaps emotion sometimes betrays only a profound exasperation at the one-sided blindness of one's compatriots. Please, do not hide behind western "rationality". Can't you see that is precisely what is changing here?
Gee, Javier is not in the least bit biased. Everything the other side says is based on lies and emotions. Irrational! But what Javier and Paisano say must be true. Trust me I can handle anything any of you say cuz you're making me laugh like Jamie Foxx. Javier talking about being open-minded LMAO.
Compromise and understanding has got the poor, indigenous of South America no where with the rich capitalists honkys. Dumb ass honkys like you. Enough listening, now it's time to fight back.
"Usually when people are sad, they don't do anything. They just cry over their condition. But when they get angry, they bring about a change." Malcom X
I don't understand what more proof you fools want. Maybe when you're driving in your new Mercedez Benz take a look outside at the people sleeping on the streets or the kids begging for money.
You fools are a joke but, God Willing, your arrogant, condescending days are up.
And Paisano dumb dumb you don't have to post the same thing twice. It's not rocket science.
Culito Blanco- What you said really grabbed my attention. I am American, and for years I have been bombarded with the idea that our model democracy and economy might not be the nicest of all models, but it is the only one tht works. Thus, the rest of the world shuld, and eventaully will., follow. this has alaways sent shivers up my spine. It scares me to listen to this and see the imbedded condescending paternalism. Who are we to decide what is best for anohter country? and since when has the internationla realtions of the US ben so good that we can have the confidence to beleive we have the ability to restructure from the outside in. People all over my university go around saying things like "the truth is, free market economies are the ones that work." they then use this reasoining to justify our neo colonial attempts to restructure other countries' economies/ But here, finally, I see someone saying "no, the US/European model is not the way to go. Bolivia needs its own way," and I am releived. However, I have to admit that in some ways I am convinced that the free market economy is the pinnacle of economic organization, and that whie it may be a difficult road, countries should work to get there. What kind of possibilities are being discussed aroun you? Are you in Bolivia? If so, (and this is an open question to any one in the blog who can answer) what do the people want? In what light do they view international assistance to restucture or reorganize?
thanks.
Jon
P.sIt surprises me that people re not more angry at the world insittutions like the IMF and WB. It seems to me that the demands that force onto developing countries are a major source of problems.
Culito Blanco- What you said really grabbed my attention. I am American, and for years I have been bombarded with the idea that our model democracy and economy might not be the nicest of all models, but it is the only one tht works. Thus, the rest of the world shuld, and eventaully will., follow. this has alaways sent shivers up my spine. It scares me to listen to this and see the imbedded condescending paternalism. Who are we to decide what is best for anohter country? and since when has the internationla realtions of the US ben so good that we can have the confidence to beleive we have the ability to restructure from the outside in. People all over my university go around saying things like "the truth is, free market economies are the ones that work." they then use this reasoining to justify our neo colonial attempts to restructure other countries' economies/ But here, finally, I see someone saying "no, the US/European model is not the way to go. Bolivia needs its own way," and I am releived. However, I have to admit that in some ways I am convinced that the free market economy is the pinnacle of economic organization, and that whie it may be a difficult road, countries should work to get there. What kind of possibilities are being discussed aroun you? Are you in Bolivia? If so, (and this is an open question to any one in the blog who can answer) what do the people want? In what light do they view international assistance to restucture or reorganize?
thanks.
Jon
P.sIt surprises me that people re not more angry at the world insittutions like the IMF and WB. It seems to me that the demands that force onto developing countries are a major source of problems.
You trolls are just pissed that Jim's blog gets the more hits than any right-leaning blog on Bolivia. Like it or not, this is the most frequented blog on the country's politics (in the English language, that is). Jim posts and sets the context of the debate and all you trolls can do is react with vitriolic attacks. Pretty damn powerless, don't you think?
Good point Javier,…
I also think, that “… we all want the same … a better Bolivia”.
Yes, we all have our emotions, likes and dislikes, and brains to debate programs to find out what is best for Bolivia as a country in general and Bolivians as citizens in particular. Since we are deprived of a presidential debate by the leading contenders, to partially make up this deficiency I suggest to check:
www.cne.org.bo/ , then click “Programas de Gobierno” and download those programs of interest to you and find out which one has a better overall program to accomplish a “better Bolivia”.
Also, I think we should try to keep (physical and verbal) violence down (before and after the election) and make next Dec 18th. a “Democracy Festival”.
Thank you.
Culito Blanco, your post really impressed me in its nuance and clarity. I would love to write a nice long bit with the thoughts your post evoked for me, but alas, I am swamped in work. I hope in the future you will write more and perhaps I will have more time to add a few thoughts.
Peace,
Alex
It's very interesting to see the tendencies on people, particularly when the elections get so close.
The true colours in everyone really show, and that's proven to be a disgrace, not to anyone here, but to the Bolivian institution, which should have effective safeguards against the awful damage people do in the name of political proselitizing, in any side of the spectrum.
I like reading this blog, yes, I do so every now and then, and it has some more substance very beneficial too, often overlooked or totally dismissed in the long-established Bolivian mass media.
Recurring to insults does not help to a cause when trying to reach those people that like to think and use logical and fair reasoning to make informed choices.
Using bullying tactics as those used by Cinthia or Fernando really show the true nature of the political parties they got involved with. It looks to me that they need to find favour within their political party (or parties??), and they are trying to show that by their postings. This is something people is fed up with and not going to tolerate any longer, and rightfully so.
I do not have anything against the western culture as such, nor their people. I respect them and appreciate their good contributions to peoples of the world.
But, what I want to highlight at this point is the freedoms every sould on earth should have: the ability to exercise their basic rights, the capability to make a full informed decision about their lives in respect, dignity, responsible progress, and many other values.
But how a person can make an informed choice about their lives, be it in the political arena or any other in their lives if they have the uncertainty of daily living; a government that is terribly blatant in trying to establish foreign policies incongruent with the Bolivian reality.
Living in poverty and having a system that pressures the poor to remain that way. That's an inexcusable injustice that should not be tolerated anymore, but should be conteracted not with gut-reactions, but with responsibility and ethical actions.
When I first heard the term globalization, I thought of a world without boundaries, where I could respect and be respected in a fair environment, not the economically imposition of international economically savvy interests that have not at any point given consideration to the respect and upholding of the basic human rights of peoples.
Many people do have a natural abject rejection to those pyramid-like schemes that require you to recruit new members to make a profit: At this point, the so-called imperfect system that is the best available fits that example. U.S. capitalism. The only difference is that it is doing so for sole world domination and in the case of Bolivia, it seems that they want to effectively cut any opportunity to let their peoples to exercise freedom of choice or any other, including the freedom to choice how best carry out their economical pursuits with the resources they could use.
By the way, imposing an economical embargo such as the one in Cuba is also blatantly against human rights. If the intentions of the U.S. led economical motivations were legitimal, they would not require lesser prepared countries to be denied the opportunity to make a decent living out of their own work. It's obvious there are other less-known interests there that drive the push of U.S. against against a country that is not exactly the most rich or most powerful of the world.
In the case of Bolivia, economical globalisation should only come after the fully informed decision and choice of the Bolivian peoples, and that is likely to happen when human rights are consistently upheld through out every stratum in the Bolivian society, from the elite to the least-known Jaime Mamani.
So from my point of view, the solution to the Bolivian crisis is not one that will come with one presidential election as the approaching one, but from the consolidation of the civil and governmental fabric via the acquisition of resources to enable a sustained human development in terms of civil rights, education to every level, fair economical policies, and of course, the erradication of the prejudice and "t'ara" that the U.S. champions in the field of racism and oppression and wants to instigate in the world.
All of this can be achieved, of course, whenever the diplomatic harassment from the very questionable U.S. interests are denounced and effectively done away with.
With my respects and apologies for the unintended offence that many good-natured and exemplary U.S. citizens such as Jim Schultz, might feel.
Jim, although you may or may not share my points of view, let me tell you that your work in behalf of Bolivian society serve to act as a ballance against the unfair and unjust swing the other part is trying to influx into Bolivia, be it U.S. illegitimate interests, IMF or WB, or the other parties that favour the same ol' corroded policies that held Bolivians from achieving better days for their lives with fairness and justice.
All in all, God willing, have a good day, writers and readers, a good polling day with respect and tranquility, but most of all peace and responsibility for the future ahead.
¡Tengan buenos días!
A bolivian abroad.
P.S. This posting does not belong to any other participant or member of the democracy center, so please don't be fooled. It came out of the spirit.
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