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Reversing Its History, Bolivia Gives Power to Indigenous People
1995
Overview
Descendants of the Aymara and Inca tribes make up 70 percent of Bolivia's population, but these inhabitants receive little or no government support and benefit very little from the distribution of wealth. Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, Bolivia's new president, is out to change this by reforming the government. Learn how this new government intends to allow native people to participate in the economic development of Bolivia.
