Social Movements
Some of Bolivia's social movements are:
- Cocalero Groups – Evo Morales
- "El Alto" Social Movements Roberto De La Cruz
- indigenous organization: Aymara Indigenous Confederate Movements Felipe Quispe
- "El Alto" FEJUVE Abel Mamani
- labor unions
- Sole Confederation of Campesino Workers of Bolivia or CSUTCB – Roman Loayza
- Autonomic Oriental Party
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