Eduardo Ávila gives some historical context to Bolivian President Evo Morales' address to the General Assembly in New York. Meanwhile, Miguel Buitrago has a recent big media roundup and Jim Shultz takes a look at “Bolivia's Political Revolution – Nine Months On.”
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