La Paz - Bolivia, 07 December 2010
A document from the U.S. Embassy, \u200b\u200bclassified as "secret" and prepared in December 2006, reviewed on opposition leaders after what he describes as "earthquake", ie the electoral victory of a MAS year earlier.
"The election of Evo Morales was a political earthquake in Bolivia, which swept the political characteristics of generations, but also left open fissures and offers new possibilities," says the report released by the website Wikileaks.
The document divides the political leaders "indigenous and regional" (René Joaquino, Oscar Montes and others); "Dinosaurs" (Manfred Reyes Villa and Samuel Doria Medina), "inconsequential" (Jorge Quiroga) and "left" (Santos Ramírez and Juan del Granado.) About
Joaquino, the document states that "there may not be enough space" in order to attract national attention in a future race. In this regard, the analysis did not rule out that the mayor of Tarija, Oscar Montes, Joaquin unite with only one candidate to win the support of the southern departments.
"The election of Evo Morales was a political earthquake in Bolivia, which swept the political characteristics of generations, but also left open fissures and offers new possibilities," says the report released by the website Wikileaks.
The document divides the political leaders "indigenous and regional" (René Joaquino, Oscar Montes and others); "Dinosaurs" (Manfred Reyes Villa and Samuel Doria Medina), "inconsequential" (Jorge Quiroga) and "left" (Santos Ramírez and Juan del Granado.) About
Joaquino, the document states that "there may not be enough space" in order to attract national attention in a future race. In this regard, the analysis did not rule out that the mayor of Tarija, Oscar Montes, Joaquin unite with only one candidate to win the support of the southern departments.
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