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Bolivian Communist Party

political party, Bolivia
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  • Bolivia
    Bolivia
    / The rise of new political groups and the Bolivian National Revolution

    …1950 by the more radical Bolivian Communist Party; meanwhile, the more conservative parties proved unable to tame their rivals. After the MNR won a plurality victory in the presidential elections of 1951, the military intervened directly and formed a junta government. The MNR’s disaster under Villaroel led the party to…

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    …1950 by the more radical Bolivian Communist Party; meanwhile, the more conservative parties proved unable to tame their rivals. After the MNR won a plurality victory in the presidential elections of 1951, the military intervened directly and formed a junta government. The MNR’s disaster under Villaroel led the party to…

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