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Just a reminder that our CIRP Policy Forum with former President of Bolivia Jorge Quiroga is this Wednesday, March 20, from 4:45p.m. to 6:00p.m. in Simmons A, Tepper Quad. He will be speaking about China, Venezuela, Corruption, and its Effects on Bolivia and Latin America. Learn more.
We hope you are able to join us!
Bolivian democratic norms and institutions have experienced a systematic erosion in the last years. In October, President Evo Morales will run for office for the fourth time, in blatant contradiction of the constitution he helped to create. How can we understand this democratic decay? According to former Bolivian President Jorge Quiroga, three international processes are part of the explanation: Chinese economic involvement, Venezuelan political interference, and institutional corruption. Bolivia -and other countries in the region- have been at the crossroads of these tendencies, enjoying a boom in exports, following the Venezuelan authoritarian model with indefinite re-elections and mired in corruption scandals. Jorge Quiroga will give an overview of these three tendencies and what is in store in the years ahead.
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