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Water War
On April 8, 2000, the city of Cochabamba was besieged with the military due to the social pressure that existed for the water war. -
Hugo Banzer resigns
On August 6, 2001, Hugo Banzer resigned due to health problems as he had lung cancer and remains as president "Tuto" Quiroga. -
Presidential possession of sanchez de lozada
On June 30, the 2001 national elections are held, which give Sánchez de Lozada the winner, surpassing Evo Morales with only 2.5% of the votes. August 6, 2002 his term begins -
October black 2003
The October massacre or black October massacre is the name given to the bloody repression carried out in Bolivia during October 2003 in the context of social convulsions generated after the announcement of a series of measures proposed by the President's Government Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, who authorized military intervention against actions carried out by civilians during the series of events called the Gas War. -
Presidential possession 2006
In the general elections of December 2005, the Movimiento Al Socialismo presented its presidential formula composed of Evo Morales Ayma and Álvaro García Linera. They managed to prevail over the conservative candidate Jorge "Tuto" Quiroga and his companion María Rene Duchen, with 53.74% of the vote (1,544,374 votes) The first government of Evo Morales Ayma began on January 22, 2006 and ended on January 22, 2010. -
Nationalization
On May 1, 2006, Morales signed decree 28,701 "Héroes del Chaco", in the San Alberto oil field, in Tarija, south of La Paz, while a military contingent and officials from Yacimientos Petroliferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB) They deployed in some oil and gas station facilities in the country.24 This decree declares the end of the "looting of natural resources" and the beginning of a "process of nationalization of the country's resources" -
State Constitution
It entered into force on February 7, 2009, the date on which it was published after being promulgated by former President Evo Morales after being approved in a referendum with a 90.24% participation. -
Referendum
The 2016 Bolivian constitutional referendum was held on Sunday, February 21 of that year. The objective of this referendum was the approval or rejection of the constitutional amendment project to allow the President or Vice President of the Bolivian State to run to be reelected to an election. The "No" won with a total of 51.30% of the votes, while the "Yes" obtained 48.70% of the remaining votes -
Council 2019
The most recent meeting in Santa Cruz was a forceful popular demonstration that there is satiety with the government of Evo Morales. The fires in Chiquitania and the illegal candidacy of President Evo Morales have been the breeding ground for that unprecedented popular event in terms of its citizen call. -
Evo Morales Presidential resignation
After "13 years, nine months and 18 days", Evo Morales leaves the Bolivian presidency forced by the deep political crisis unleashed in the country by allegations of fraud in the elections of last October 20. -
Covid-19
On March 12, 2019 in Bolivia, after the confirmation of cases of Covid-19 infection, the national government ordered measures to prevent the greatest number of infections. flights, educational activities and national businesses were suspended.
