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Luis Arce Sworn in as President of Bolivia
Luis Arce Catacora was sworn in as president of Bolivia on Sunday, accompanied by thousands of peasants and union delegations. ... -
The MAS Victory, the Coup, and the Fight for Socialism: Interview with a Bolivian Revolutionary
The following is an interview with a Bolivian socialist, Violeta Tamayo, part of the Revolutionary Workers League and the socialist ... -
The Bolivian Elections Were a Setback for Trump, Bolsonaro, and Elon Musk
One year ago, president Evo Morales of Bolivia was toppled by a right-wing coup. But on Sunday, his party won ... -
The Results of the MAS Victory, Explained: Interview with a Bolivian Socialist
Javo Ferreira, a leader of the LOR-CI and editor for La Izquierda Diario, Bolivia, discusses the results of Bolivia’s anxiously ... -
The MAS Victory: An Initial Assessment by Bolivian Socialists
Several hours after the polls closed on Sunday in Bolivia, the preliminary results became known: Luis Arce, the candidate of ... -
Fear and Uncertainty as Bolivians Take to the Polls in First Election since U.S. Sponsored Coup
On Sunday, Bolivia will hold its first elections since the coup last November. Right-wing realignments make a second round of ... -
As Blockades Spread Throughout Bolivia, Coup Government Calls Protesters “Murderers and Thieves”
At a press conference on Friday, Bolivia’s Minister of Government announced greater repression against the mobilizations taking place across the ... -
People are Dying in the Streets: Interview With a Bolivian Socialist
Left Voice spoke with Juana Runa, a member of the Liga Obrera Revolucionaria - Cuarta Internacional (LOR-CI) and Bread and ... -
Violeta Tamayo: “Against the Coup in Bolivia, the Working Class Will Find a Way Out of the Crisis”
As part of the Trotskyist Fraction’s international rally this May Day, Violeta Tamayo, a member of the Revolutionary Workers League ... -
“Anti-Imperialist Military School” Replaced by One Named After Che Guevara’s Killers
Renaming the school in honor of Guevara's killers is an indication that the Áñez government has openly established the army’s ...