Friday, September 22,
2006Soliz
Rada Many of the things that were
carried out were done so against a sector of the government who did not
want them to be done
Speech by ex-Minister of Hydrocarbons and Energy, Andres Soliz Rada at
the hand over of the office to current minister, Carlos Villegas
Nationalization without Expropriation?
By Raquel Gutierrez and Dunia Mokrani
On May 1, Evo Morales announced Supreme Decree #28701 that
establishes the nationalization of Bolivian hydrocarbons. The
question is: Is this a nationalization that does not expropriate
installations, fields, or
[from the International Relations Center]
Two Opposing Views of Social Change in Bolivia
By Raúl Zibechi
Bolivia's social movements divide roughly into two camps on the issue
of how to effect structural reforms: those who advocate that the
central government should play the leading role, and
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/23/international/americas/23bolivia.html
May 23, 2005
Bolivia Epitomizes Fight for Natural Resources
By JUAN FORERO
LA PAZ, Bolivia, May 22 - The struggle over globalization and who
controls natural resources is being waged across Latin America, but
the battle