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[Democracyctr.org] Blog from Bolivia: The US Ambassador at the time took square aim at Evo Morales as the US’s chief Bolivian political enemy. To implement that view the US Ambassador publicly threatened Bolivians with a cutoff of aid if they voted for Morales, an announcement that single-handedly skyrocketed his support in the polls and put him within two points of finishing first. One would suppose that the US interest in Bolivia right now is promoting stability.

[Downtheroad.org] Daily Journal Travel Writing, Blog, Travelogue: We had breakfast on the train, it was included with our ticket.  We retrieved our bikes from baggage and set off looking for a hotel.  I was feeling awful, I thought it was because I did not get much sleep on train.  We decided to stay at Hostel Buena Vista, just down the road from the train station, it has a nice big room, shared hot shower, and is 50 bolivianos per night.

[Lindsaysimmonds.com] :: Photolog: A Day in the Life of Bolivia ::: Although we are far from La Paz - the center of the protests - people are weary: the economy sucks, main roads are blocked, and it looks like President Mesa will step down and call a snap-election. Bolivians I have spoken with are fed-up with President Mesa. They are tired of the constant conflicts between the social movements and government, and the consequential road blockades (a form of protest) that paralyze the country.

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