Morales leaves opponents lagging in Bolivian elections
Morales's combination of strong discourse and economic pragmatism put him on course for a third term
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- Morales's style
- Indigenous leanings
- Economic policy
- Regional policy
- Foreign policy
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_350.jpg "Bolivia's President Evo Morales at re-opening ceremony in Karachipampa plant, in the south region of Potosi (Reuters/David Mercado)")