|
On January 25th Bolivia became the latest of ten Latin American countries to approve new constitutions since the 1980s. Bolivia’s president Evo Morales hailed the passing of the constitution as the end of colonial rule in the country. And Britain’s Guardian described it as a watershed for South America that will empower the indigenous majority and roll back half a millennium of colonialism, discrimination and humiliation.
This material is presented as the original analysis of analysts at S-CAR and is distributed without profit and for educational purposes. Attribution to the copyright holder is provided whenever available as is a link to the original source. Reproduction of copyrighted material is subject to the requirements of the copyright owner. Visit the original source of this material to determine restrictions before reproducing it. To request the alteration or removal of this material please email [email protected].