Discusiones generales
Morales knows, like any other Bolivian, that C Level Executive List the only realistic way in the short term for the opposition to come to power democratically is through the division of the MAS in the next elections. This understanding limits his C Level Executive List maneuverability, just like Arce's. However, the differences between the two, which are beginning to emerge, could develop in such a way that they go beyond the framework of prudence within which they have acted until now. Time will tell. Against all odds, the Movement for Socialism (MAS) won the Bolivian elections C Level Executive List with more than 50% according to all quick counts. What explains this result just one year C Level Executive List after the fall of Evo Morales? Why did you win the MAS again? Bolivian election readings The victory of the Luis Arce-David Choquehuanca binomial in the first round, with more than 50% of the C Level Executive List votes, abruptly ended many of the analyzes expressed throughout the campaign and allowed the Movement for Socialism (MAS) to return to power just one year after being executed due to mobilizations combined with a police mutiny and, finally, the endorsement of the Armed Forces. What explains this victory C Level Executive List and the failure of the center-right candidacy of Carlos Mesa? What does this electoral process tell C Level Executive List us, which managed to develop in order and with quick recognition of the results, still preliminary, by all the political forces? To answer these questions, Nueva Sociedad asked for the opinion of analysts and social researchers, who project their sights beyond and beyond the elections of C Level Executive List October 18. Pablo Ortiz (journalist) One year after its fall, the MAS is once again the hegemonic party in Bolivian politics. It is the only truly structured one, with a loyal militancy and vote, that even resists the C Level Executive List exit from the political scene of its maximum leader and founder:
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