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Narciso Campero

president of Bolivia
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  • Bolivia
    Bolivia
    / Formation of Liberal and Conservative parties

    …with the presidency (1880–84) of Narciso Campero, Bolivia moved into an era of civilian government. The country’s upper classes divided their support between two parties—Liberal and Conservative—and proceeded to share power through them. This intraclass political party system finally brought Bolivia the stability it needed for economic development: Though the…

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    …with the presidency (1880–84) of Narciso Campero, Bolivia moved into an era of civilian government. The country’s upper classes divided their support between two parties—Liberal and Conservative—and proceeded to share power through them. This intraclass political party system finally brought Bolivia the stability it needed for economic development: Though the…

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