Who owns the rain?

Christian Parenti

The indigenous social movements of Bolivia have ejected another president, the second in less than two years. What they are asking for is a constitutional assembly and the renationalisation of the country’s massive natural gas reserves, the second largest in South America. Bolivian petroleum and gas were state-owned until 1996.

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Vol. 27 No. 13 · 7 July 2005 » Christian Parenti » Who owns the rain? (print version)
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