MABB © ® The government and the new Plurinational Legislative Assembly, henceforth, assembly, will need to pass a number of laws in the next weeks. The first five, which by constitutional mandate have to be approved within 180 days from the first...

MABB © ® According to most press reports based on exit polls, Evo Morales has achieved his objective to sweep the general elections by winning with a large margin (62.5%) and gain control of the Legislative branch with 24 Senators (could be 26 due...

MABB © ® Update: Numbers from UNITEL after 66 per cent counted. Morales 62, Manfred 26 and Samuel 7. --------------------- According to reports from Erbol (exit polls), Evo Morales and MAS have won the general elections 2009 with 63 per cent of...

MABB © ® It's as if the last ten years have brought a revolution in the coverage of Bolivia online. When I started blogging, back in 2003, there was only a hand full of people covering Bolivian developments. In fact, that is one reason why I started...

MABB © ® Tomorrow, December 6, 2009, Bolivia will, once again, go to the ballot boxes to vote for a new government. They will have to vote for a new President, Vicepresident, and members of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies (upper and lower...