La sorpresa de Bolivia

Abstract

The social model-developmentalist has generated in Bolivia a great growth without structural transformations, from a floor very underdeveloped. The electoral strength of the government derives from democratic achievements previously conquered in the streets. But a new scale of progress faces the breastplate of capitalism. The community project of socialism is inspired by traditions, but with less projection than in the past and facing great incompatibility with the scenarios of international competition. These same limitations affect the plurinational state, that achievement authority throughout the territory from the displacement of the racist elite. Indianism has been replaced by coexistence projects more akin to the ideal of diversity political-cultural. The communicational establishment mistreating to Venezuela has been considered with Bolivia. This duality extends to other inconsistencies of the ideological right, facing in the Highlands a great limit to its regional counteroffensive.