Yet while millions may not be on the street demanding āAll of them must go!ā, it is evident that the yearning for a break with the past that those protests represented still lingers
The majority agree with their governmentās strategy because Morales has remained true to his word of āgoverning by obeyingā the people
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Bolivians have once again overwhelmingly chosen to push forward with their process of change
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