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Boliva’s Evo Morales Marks First Year in Office

HeadlineJan 23, 2007

In Bolivia, 15,000 people gathered in La Paz on Monday to mark Evo Morales’ first year as president. Earlier in the day, Morales addressed the Bolivian Congress.

Evo Morales: “To get this far into the government — and from here we can establish a completely different state — after more than 500 years of exclusion, submission, scorn, hate — to arrive here, as we have said before, from the protests to the proposals.”

Evo Morales vowed to increase state control over natural resources, including the country’s mining industry.

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