I Don't Accept Armed Struggle. Maybe It

If Governments Do Not Ensure That, The Peoples Through Their Own Efforts Will Ensure These Changes, What We Call Communitarian Socialism.

I Don't Accept Armed Struggle. Maybe It Was The Way In The '50s And '60s, But We Want A Democratic Revolution.

Fortunately, In Bolivia, We Have Begun To Liberate Ourselves Economically. If We Do Not Accompany Social And Cultural Liberation With Economic Liberalization, The Country Will Continue To Be Subjugated.

I Learned That The Political Is Above The Legal, That's Why When My Advisors Tell Me, Evo, What You Are Doing Is Illegal, I Say, If It Is Illegal, Then Do It Legal, You Have Studied For That".

We Want To Govern With Our Indigenous Ancestors' Models: That Means A Different Concept Of Participation, Community Work And Honesty.