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Bolivia: A coup for destabilization and forced early elections

Bolivia: A coup for destabilization and forced early elections

Domestic tensions, economic problems and the US perspective.
The division within the MAS exposes Bolivia to an imperialist victory

The division within the MAS exposes Bolivia to an imperialist victory

Engaged in a fierce internal battle, cadres on both sides miss the looming danger, let alone formulating a policy against it.
Democracy in check: The crisis of MAS in Bolivia and Evo’s alliance with the accomplices of the coup

Democracy in check: The crisis of MAS in Bolivia and Evo’s alliance with the accomplices of the coup

The wing of the MAS that responds to Evo Morales approved, in alliance with the right wing block in Congress, the departure of the Minister of Government Eduardo Del Castillo, who was later rectified in his position by President Luis Arce himself.
The Bolivian case

The Bolivian case

US supported right-wing actors carry the banner of federalism - actually secession - while progressive forces ace frictions from within.
Bolivia: The right continues betting on the coup

Bolivia: The right continues betting on the coup

As soon as the Bolivian government entered the path for economic recovery and development, the right started actions of destabilization intending to prepare the ground for another coup.
Reconfiguration of global order “an opportunity” for Latin America

Reconfiguration of global order “an opportunity” for Latin America

As seen from Latin America: The Ukraine crisis and the US midterm elections.
Monthly Review October 2020

Monthly Review October 2020

The most important events of the October
What is really happening in Bolivia?

What is really happening in Bolivia?

The international media has been abuzz with stories of Evo Morales stepping down as president of Bolivia