Bolivian Presidential candidate Evo Morales has moved to the top of nation-wide opinion polls, carrying 28% of the possible vote. (ISN) Former Foreign Minister Juan Ignacio Siles said, "If it is not Evo Morales, an indiginous will rule Bolivia sooner or later and it will be for the good of all." (Prensa Latina)
Monday, September 19, 2005
Morales moves ahead in Bolivian opinion polls
Bolivian Presidential candidate Evo Morales has moved to the top of nation-wide opinion polls, carrying 28% of the possible vote. (ISN) Former Foreign Minister Juan Ignacio Siles said, "If it is not Evo Morales, an indiginous will rule Bolivia sooner or later and it will be for the good of all." (Prensa Latina)
I could not even think of Evo Morales leading my country... blockades, strikes and Chavez visiting all the time.
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