Movement Towards Socialism (Bolivia)

Pablo Solon on ‘Vivir Bien’: Going beyond capitalism?

To overcome the systemic crisis of humanity and Moth

Bolivia’s ‘process of change’ needs a change in course – Pablo Solón

Introduction and translation by Richard Fidler September 8, 2016 — Links International Journal of Socialist Renewal reposted from Life on the Left with permission — The global drop in commodity prices has been detrimental to the development strategy of many Latin American governments, some of which had used the new income from increased exports of largely unprocessed resources, accompanied by higher royalties and taxes, during the last decade to reduce poverty levels and reinforce and institute new social programs, while attempting to create new industries oriented to the domestic market or adding value to their exports.

After vice-minister beaten to death by miners, Bolivia reflects

By Pablo Stefanoni, tra

A tactical defeat in Bolivia: Evo's re-election referendum defeat and the future of the process of change

By Alfredo Rada Vélez, Bolivian vice-minister for coordination with social movementsMarch

Bolivia: Voters reaffirm ‘process of change’ but warn governing MAS

Der sieg von Evo Morales zeigt, wie sehr sich Bolivien verändert hat

Bolivia: Evo Morales re-elected, important challenges lie ahead

Evo Morales addresses supporters in La Paz on election night. In foreground is David Choquehuenca, Bolivia’s foreign minister.

Evo Morales’ victory demonstrates how much Bolivia has changed

How Bolivia is leading the global fight against climate disaster

A women in Bolivia views a melting glacier's water.

L’esempio della Bolivia di fare le leggi con il popolo

[English at http://links.org.au/node/3984.]

Governing with the people: some examples from Bolivia

Bolivia's controversial new child labour law allows children under the age of 14 to work, but only in

Evo Morales: ‘Our liberation is for the whole of humanity’

Group of 77 Summit — Plurinational State of Bolivia, 14 and 15 June 2014.