[in Bolivia] We Want To Overcome Our

The United States Is Using Its War On Drugs As An Excuse To Expand Its Control Over Latin America.

I Am Quite An Admirer Of Fidel [castro]. For Me, Fidel Is The First And The Best Man In Solidarity With The Peoples Of The World. Fidel Shares Not Just What He Does Not Need, But Every Little Thing He Has. That Is Called Solidarity.

70 To 80 Percent Of Country Economy Is Controlled By The Bolivian State, And The Other Percentage By The Private Sector. We Admit That It's Legal, Constitutional, That The Private Sector Is Entitled To Its Own Economy, But To Ensure These Profound Changes That Clearly This Government Is Promoting, Including Profound Changes In The Food Industry, What We Are Doing Is An Important Step.

We See How Capitalism Is Destroying Mother Earth. I Remain Convinced That The Earth Can Exist Without Man But Man Cannot Live Without The Earth.

Fortunately, In Bolivia, We Have Begun To Liberate Ourselves Economically. If We Do Not Accompany Social And Cultural Liberation With Economic Liberalization, The Country Will Continue To Be Subjugated.