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Bolivia's 2020 Election: Winning Is Only the Beginning for Luis Arce and The
LSE Latin America and Caribbean Blog: Bolivia’s 2020 election: winning is only the beginning for Luis Arce and the MAS Page 1 of 3 Bolivia’s 2020 election: winning is only the beginning for Luis Arce and the MAS The new MAS government of Luis Arce will be caught between popular expectations of a return to relative prosperity, a growing ecological catastrophe tied to a declining economic model, and a range of social and ideological challenges that pit right-wing religious forces against an increasingly progressive younger generation. But even if the years ahead will show that this victory was in fact the easy part, for now Bolivians have given the world a vital lesson in democracy, writes Bret Gustafson (Washington University in St Louis). Though the official tally is still being finalised, exit polls released around midnight on Sunday 18 October suggest an overwhelming victory for the MAS party in Bolivia, just eleven months after the ouster of Evo Morales. To avoid a run-off, the MAS presidential candidate Luis Arce needed at least 40 per cent of the vote and a ten-point lead over his nearest rival, but this looked like anything but a foregone conclusion in the lead-up to the elections. Luis Arce and his MAS party achieved a sweeping victory just eleven months after Evo Morales was ousted from the presidency (flag removed, Cancillería del Ecuador, CC BY-SA 2.0) Pre-election polling and a divided opposition In the weeks and days before the vote, polling suggested that Carlos Mesa, a right-leaning historian who was briefly president in the early 2000s, stood a good chance of making it to the second round. -
La Voz Quechua
Lea el texto sobre una cantante famosa de Bolivia. Primero decida si las afirmaciones (1-9) son verdaderas (V) o falsas (F) y ponga una cruz () en la casilla correcta en la hoja de respuestas. A continuación identifique la frase en el texto que explica su decisión. Escriba las primeras 4 palabras de la frase en el espacio adecuado. Puede haber más de una posibilidad; escriba solo una. La primera (0) ya está hecha y sirve como modelo. La voz quechua 23 de julio de 2018 Luzmila Carpio (Qala Qala, 1949) no olvida el día en que cantó por primera vez. Tenía 11 años y era domingo. Ese día, dejaba su Qala Qala natal, una comunidad quechua del altiplano boliviano, por la ciudad de Oruro para participar en un programa de radio que cada semana abría su micro a niños intérpretes. Carpio ignoraba por completo cómo habían conseguido “hacer entrar cantantes en ese pequeño aparato”. Tampoco hablaba castellano. Empezó a entonar las primeras notas cuando un pianista le dio la tonalidad. Duró poco. “¡Esto lo cantan los indios! ¡Vuelve cuando sepas cantar en castellano!”, le gritó el hombre. Carpio abandonó el estudio bañada en lágrimas, pero decidida a volver a intentarlo el domingo siguiente. El pianista ignoraba que acababa de gritar a una niña que se convertiría en una de las figuras más destacadas de la música boliviana sin cantar en español, sino en el idioma de sus ancestros: el quechua. “Los indígenas siempre hemos sido marginados por nuestras lenguas, por nuestra manera de pensar, nuestra espiritualidad y más que todo por pertenecer a una cultura distinta”, explica Carpio sentada en el sofá de su apartamento parisino del barrio de Aligre, situado en el distrito 12 de la capital francesa. -
THE TRICONTINENTAL[:Es]
1 Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research international, movement-driven institution focused on stimulating intellectual debate that serves people’s aspirations. We Are That History That Is Discredited, but Which Reappears When You Least Expect It: The Forty-Fourth Newsletter (2020) Tricontinental · Thursday, October 29th, 2020 Bolivian President-elect Luis Arce and Vice President-elect David Choquehuanca, 2020 Dear Friends Greetings from the desk of the Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research. Almost exactly a year ago, on 10 November 2019, a coup d’état struck down the Bolivian people after General Williams Kalimansuggested ‘ ’ that President Evo Morales Ayma resign. Morales – following acts and threats of physical violence against him, his family, and his political party – left the presidency, went to Mexico, and then eventually went into exile in Argentina. Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research - 1 / 7 - 01.10.2021 2 The coup followed an election that would have resulted in Morales’ fourth term as president, the results of which were questioned by the Organisation of American States or OAS (60% of whose funding comes from the US government). That Morales’ third term would not have ended for several months did not bother liberals around the world, who adopted the Washington-driven OAS view that there had been fraud in the October 2019 election. It was later shown by US political scientists that no such fraud had taken place; Morales was ejected by an old fashioned coup. There is now a call by progressive governments in Latin America for the resignation of Luis Almagro, the head of the OAS. Immense repression greeted the Bolivian people, who were told that ‘democracy’ had arrived. -
Au Fil De L'eau
Fiche pédagogique Au fil de l’eau Série de 6 courts-métrages Résumés d’animation proposée par le fes- tival Filmar en América Latina : L'eau, source de vie, est au chesses naturelles : la pollution www.filmar.ch centre de ces six courts- des régions exploitées et Versions originales, sans pa- métrages proposés par Filmar en l’appauvrissement des popula- roles ou sous-titrées en français América Latina, festival consacré tions locales. ou espagnol aux cinématographies et à la culture latino-américaines en Chemin d’eau pour un El Galón Suisse. poisson Réal. : Anabel Rodriguez Rios, Les films présentés ont été tour- Une nuit, au cœur d’un quartier Venezuela, 2013, 11’, fiction, nés à Cuba, au Venezuela, en frappé par la pénurie d’eau. V.O., s.-t. français et voice over Colombie et en Bolivie, dans Dans un fond d’eau croupie, un certains cas en coproduction poisson se débat, surveillé par Chemin d’eau pour un poisson avec des pays européens. Dans deux chats. Oscar tente de le Réal. : Mercedes Marro, Colom- bie / France, 2016, 8’, animation, le programme se côtoient films sauver, mais le peu d’eau qu’il V.O. sans paroles d'animation et docu-fictions, possède n’y suffit pas. chaque histoire faisant découvrir C’est alors que l’onde jaillit des Camino del agua des paysages, des modes de vie fontaines ! Aussitôt, tous les Réal. : Carlos Montoya, Colom- et un rapport à l’eau particuliers. habitants quittent leur lit pour bie, 2015, 8’, fiction, V.O., remplir pots, bouteilles et seaux s.-t. -
Rodriguez Zapatero Ex Mandatario De España Visi- Ta Bolivia
Boletín Informativo Nº 36 FEBRERO 2015 JOSE LUIS RODRIGUEZ ZAPATERO EX MANDATARIO DE ESPAÑA VISI- TA BOLIVIA BOLIVIA BOLIVIA-ESPAÑA COMUNIDAD BOLIVIANA “Bolivia ha hecho El fútbol une a niños Magia y alegría del una rectificación bolivianos más allá de las carnaval boliviano en histórica”. Pág 2 fronteras. Pág 5 España 2015. Pág 7 Visita Rodriguez Zapatero Escuelas sociodeportivas Fundación Real Madrid 2 BOLIVIA Rodriguez Zapatero: “BOLIVIA HA HECHO UNA RECTIFICACIÓN HISTÓRICA” Presidente Evo Morales imponiendo la condeco- Rodríguez Zapatero ayudó al país. ración de La Cruz de Los Andes al Ex Mandatario "E l Ex Presidente de España Recordó que gracias a las gestio- de España, Rodriguez nes ante el gobierno de Rodríguez Za- Zapatero, en su visita a José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero visitó patero, llegaron las primeras ambulan- Bolivia. Bolivia y fue recibido por el Presidente cias al país andino amazónico para la Evo Morales, quien agradeció al ex distribución por municipios. mandatario, por sus gestiones a favor de Bolivia cuando ocupó la presidencia "Con él se negoció la condona- de su país, y lo llamó "hermano espa- ción de la deuda que tenía Bolivia con ñol, europeo, muy solidario con los España, y que sumaba unos 80 millo- pueblos de América Latina". nes de dólares, que finalmente fueron condonados", detalló. Rodríguez Zapatero expresó que “Bolivia está en marcha, créanme, así Morales destacó la calidad hu- lo sabe la comunidad internacional. mana del exmandatario y aseguró que Bolivia ha hecho una rectificación histó- la ayuda concretada por Rodriguez Za- rica” y es uno de los países que merece patero al inicio de su gestión fue sin el apoyo de la comunidad internacional, condicionamientos y recordó que Espa- de Latinoamérica, de Estados Unidos, ña fue la puerta hacia Europa para la De Europa, señaló. -
List of Delegations to the Seventieth Session of the General Assembly
UNITED NATIONS ST /SG/SER.C/L.624 _____________________________________________________________________________ Secretariat Distr.: Limited 18 December 2015 PROTOCOL AND LIAISON SERVICE LIST OF DELEGATIONS TO THE SEVENTIETH SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY I. MEMBER STATES Page Page Afghanistan......................................................................... 5 Chile ................................................................................. 47 Albania ............................................................................... 6 China ................................................................................ 49 Algeria ................................................................................ 7 Colombia .......................................................................... 50 Andorra ............................................................................... 8 Comoros ........................................................................... 51 Angola ................................................................................ 9 Congo ............................................................................... 52 Antigua and Barbuda ........................................................ 11 Costa Rica ........................................................................ 53 Argentina .......................................................................... 12 Côte d’Ivoire .................................................................... 54 Armenia ........................................................................... -
Imagined Landscapes and Virtual Locality in Indigenous Andean Music Video Trans
Trans. Revista Transcultural de Música E-ISSN: 1697-0101 [email protected] Sociedad de Etnomusicología España Stobart, Henry Dancing in the Fields: Imagined Landscapes and Virtual Locality in Indigenous Andean Music Video Trans. Revista Transcultural de Música, núm. 20, 2016, pp. 1-29 Sociedad de Etnomusicología Barcelona, España Available in: http://www.redalyc.org/articulo.oa?id=82252822008 How to cite Complete issue Scientific Information System More information about this article Network of Scientific Journals from Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal Journal's homepage in redalyc.org Non-profit academic project, developed under the open access initiative TRANS 20 (2016) DOSSIER: INDIGENOUS MUSICAL PRACTICES AND POLITICS IN LATIN AMERICA Dancing in the Fields: Imagined Landscapes and Virtual Locality in Indigenous Andean Music Videos Henry Stobart (Royal Holloway, University of London) Resumen Abstract El paso del casete de audio analógico al VCD (Video Compact Disc) The move from analogue audio cassette to digital VCD (Video Compact digital como soporte principal para la música gravada alrededor del Disc) in around 2003, as a primary format for recorded music, opened año 2003, abrió una nueva era para la producción y el consumo de up a new era for music production and consumption in the Bolivian música en la región de los Andes bolivianos. Esta tecnología digital Andes. This cheap digital technology both created new regional markets barata creó nuevos mercados regionales para los pueblos indígenas among low-income indigenous people, quickly making it almost de bajos ingresos, haciendo impensable para los artistas regionales unthinkable for regional artists to produce a commercial music producir una grabación comercial sin imágenes de vídeo desde recording without video images. -
TRANS 20 (2016) DOSSIER: INDIGENOUS MUSICAL PRACTICES and POLITICS in LATIN AMERICA Dancing in the Fields: Imagined Landscapes A
TRANS 20 (2016) DOSSIER: INDIGENOUS MUSICAL PRACTICES AND POLITICS IN LATIN AMERICA Dancing in the Fields: Imagined Landscapes and Virtual Locality in Indigenous Andean Music Videos Henry Stobart (Royal Holloway, University of London) Resumen Abstract El paso del casete de audio analógico al VCD (Video Compact Disc) The move from analogue audio cassette to digital VCD (Video Compact digital como soporte principal para la música gravada alrededor del Disc) in around 2003, as a primary format for recorded music, opened año 2003, abrió una nueva era para la producción y el consumo de up a new era for music production and consumption in the Bolivian música en la región de los Andes bolivianos. Esta tecnología digital Andes. This cheap digital technology both created new regional markets barata creó nuevos mercados regionales para los pueblos indígenas among low-income indigenous people, quickly making it almost de bajos ingresos, haciendo impensable para los artistas regionales unthinkable for regional artists to produce a commercial music producir una grabación comercial sin imágenes de vídeo desde recording without video images. This paper explores the character of entonces. Este artículo explora el carácter de estas imágenes, these images, reflecting in particular on the tendency to depict considerando en particular la tendencia a representar a los músicos musicians and dancers performing in rural landscapes. It charts a long y bailarines actuando en paisajes rurales. Traza la larga asociación association between Andean music and landscape, both in the global histórica entre la música andina y el paisaje, tanto en la imagination and in local practices, relating this to the idea of an Andean imaginación global como en las prácticas locales, relacionándola arcadia; a concept rooted in European classical imaginaries. -
Bolivia After the 2020 General Elections. Despite the Return To
NO. 55 NOVEMBER 2020 Introduction Bolivia after the 2020 General Elections Despite the Return to Power of the MAS, a New Political Era Could Be About to Begin Claudia Zilla and Madeleyne Aguilar Andrade On 8 November Luis Arce and David Choquehuanca took office as the new president and vice-president of Bolivia, respectively. Less than a month earlier, they had won the elections in the first round with more than 55 per cent of the vote. Thus, the Move- ment towards Socialism (Movimiento al Socialismo or MAS) was returned to power and obtained an absolute majority in the parliament after a one-year interregnum follow- ing the fraudulent ballot in 2019. This outcome can be attributed not only to the desire of the people for economic and political stability as well as social peace but also to the poor performance of the transitional government of Jeanine Áñez and the oppo- sition’s fragmentation and polarizing campaign. The dethronement of Evo Morales and the current adverse conditions – not least Covid-19 – are among those factors that will make it impossible for the MAS to conduct business as usual. It was a long and extremely difficult path to the first round of the elections, Bolivians the October 2020 general elections, which for and against him had already taken to were a re-run of the annulled October 2019 the streets. In its final report, published ballot. Evo Morales had pushed through in December, as well as in its preliminary four presidential mandates in a row by reports of October and November, the elec- means of violating constitutional provisions toral observation mission of the Organiza- (2009), ignoring the results of a plebiscite tion of American States (OAS) testified to against his re-election (2016) and obtaining significant irregularities in the counting of both the Constitutional Court’s recognition the votes. -
SPIRALS of ENUNCIATION. École Nationale Supérieure D’Archi- TOWARDS a DEMOCRACY of the Tecture De Nantes 1 Paris, France LIVING
Revista de Estudios Globales y Arte Contemporáneo| Vol. 7 | Núm. 1| 2020 | 123-152 Aliocha Imhoff, Kantuta Quirós Université Paris I – Panthéon-Sorbonne, SPIRALS OF ENUNCIATION. École Nationale Supérieure d’Archi- TOWARDS A DEMOCRACY OF THE tecture de Nantes 1 Paris, France LIVING - This song is entitled Presage of the Birds,2 and it is composed and sung by Luzmila Carpio, Quechua singer and translator of Birds. And some words by Marielle Macé: - Listen to what the bird tells you. - Because he talks to me? - No, he does not speak, much less to you; no more than trees or stones address you their convictions (“Colonizers of the world, we would like everything to speak to us”).3 Actually, it might not even 1 This intervention is constructed as a dialogue between the two authors. As the discussion progresses, the reference to the speaker is lost and both voices meld into one. 2 Carpio, Luzmila. (1997). El Presagio de los Pájaros. Retrieved from: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=gIS4nkTYRyI. 3 Marker, Chris and Resnais, Alain. (1953). Status Also Die (film). Revista de Estudios Globales y Arte Contemporáneo ISSN: 2013-8652 online http://revistes.ub.edu/index.php/REGAC/index http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/es/ sing; it is us who suspect the birds of singing; it is something else for them. - Then what? - Then listen to what this bird says to you, which non-speaks and non-sings, but which thinks no less, which conjugates, and which falls.4 [Fig. 1]. Luzmila Carpio, Presage of the Birds, 1997. -
LATIN AMERICA ADVISOR a DAILY PUBLICATION of the DIALOGUE Tuesday, March 30, 2021
LATIN AMERICA ADVISOR A DAILY PUBLICATION OF THE DIALOGUE www.thedialogue.org Tuesday, March 30, 2021 BOARD OF ADVISORS FEATURED Q&A TODAY’S NEWS Diego Arria Director, Columbus Group ECONOMIC Devry Boughner Vorwerk Are Bolivian Politics Argentine Bank Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, Grubhub Groups Seek Joyce Chang Global Head of Research, Focused on Unity Eased Regulations JPMorgan Chase & Co. Officials from Argentina’s four Paula Cifuentes largest banking industry groups Director of Economic & Fiscal Affairs, or Retribution? have reportedly asked the govern- Latin America & Canada, Philip Morris International ment to ease some regulations. Marlene Fernández Page 2 Corporate Vice President for Government Relations, Arcos Dorados (McDonald’s) BUSINESS Peter Hakim President Emeritus, Brazil’s Raízen Inter-American Dialogue Taps Banks Donna Hrinak Senior VP, Corporate Affairs, to Manage IPO Royal Caribbean Group Brazilian energy company Raízen, Jon E. Huenemann a joint venture between Cosan and Council Member, Royal Dutch Shell, has reportedly GLG Inc. tapped four investment banks to James R. Jones Former interim Bolivian President Jeanine Áñez’s interior minister sought to imprison leftist Chairman, former President Evo Morales. Now, an ally of Morales is president, and Áñez is behind bars. // manage its initial public offering. Monarch Global Strategies Photo: @JeanineAnez via Twitter. Page 3 Craig A. Kelly Upon taking office, leftist Bolivian President Luis Arce Senior Director, Americas Int’l Gov’t Relations, Exxon Mobil vowed to unite the politically divided country, as did his POLITICAL John Maisto predecessor, conservative Jeanine Áñez. However, shortly Bolsonaro Shuffles Director, U.S. Education Finance Group Q after Áñez’s government took over in November 2019, her in- Cabinet Amid Nicolás Mariscal terior minister sought to imprison leftist former President Evo Morales. -
David Choquehuanca: "El Poder Puede Corromper" Published on Servindi - Servicios De Comunicación Intercultural (
David Choquehuanca: "el poder puede corromper" Published on Servindi - Servicios de Comunicación Intercultural (https://www.servindi.org) Imprimir articulo Exportar a PDF Volver David Choquehuanca: "el poder puede corromper" El nuevo tiempo significa escuchar el mensaje de nuestros pueblos que viene del fondo de sus corazones, significa sanar heridas, mirarnos con respeto, recuperar la patria, soñar juntos, construir hermandad, armonía, integración, esperanza para garantizar la paz y la felicidad de las nuevas generaciones. Solo así podremos alcanzar el vivir bien y gobernarnos nosotros mismos. A continuación compartimos el texto íntegro del discurso de David Choquehuanca, vicepresidente del Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia al asumir sus funciones el 8 de noviembre de 2020. Discurso de David Choquehuanca Con el permiso de nuestros dioses, de nuestros hermanos mayores y de nuestra Pachamama, e nuestros ancestros, de nuestros achachilas, con el permiso de nuestro Patujú, de nuestro arco iris, de nuestra sagrada hoja de coca. Con el permiso de nuestros pueblos, con el permiso de todos los presentes y no presentes en este hemiciclo. Hoy quiero compartir nuestro pensaSiento en unos minutos. Es obligación de comunicarnos, obligación de dialogar, es un principio del vivir bien. Page 1 of 7 David Choquehuanca: "el poder puede corromper" Published on Servindi - Servicios de Comunicación Intercultural (https://www.servindi.org) Los pueblos de las culturas milenarias, de la cultura de la vida mantenemos nuestros orígenes desde el amanecer de los tiempos remotos. Los hijos hemos heredado una cultura milenaria que comprende que todo esta interrelacionado, que nada está dividido y que nada está fuera. Por eso nos dicen que todos vayamos juntos, que nadie se quede atrás, que todos tengan todo y que a nadie le falte nada.