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The new Bolivian constitution has not yet been translated to English as far as we know and many visitors to this website have asked for an English version.

The new constitution contains 411 articles and is 118 pages long. If anyone is interested in covering the cost to translate the new Constitution of Bolivia contact me.

I'm a professional translator and am willing to do it on a paid basis, but cannot take the time to translate it otherwise.

Bolivia's new constitution was approved on 25 January 2009 by 61% of Bolivia's population during a national referendum. Over 100 new laws must be discussed and passed by Congress and dozens more must be modified in order to actually enact and apply the new constitution and it is likely Bolivia will top news headlines for some time to come. This will all be very interesting to follow in the coming year. In the meantime, expect a substantial amount of campaigning as President Evo Morales has moved presidential elections up from 2011 to December 2009.

If you do speak Spanish, you will find the Spanish version of the newly approved Bolivian constitution on this page.

If you're interested in really good, really thorough analysis of Bolivian politics on a pretty regular basis, I suggest viewing Miguel Centellas' website Pronto. He's been analyzing and blogging about politics in Bolivia since 2002 (although he also blogs about any other topic that interests him) and includes really detailed background and supporting documentation for his points of view. You can also read Miguel Buitrago's blog MABBlog in which he shares his point of view and lists other interesting sources. It's all in English! Both are available on my Bolivia News page.



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