I Don't Debate With Liars.

I Never Wore A Tie Voluntarily, Even Though I Was Forced To Wear One For Photos When I Was Young And For Official Events At School. I Used To Wrap My Tie In A Newspaper, And Whenever The Teacher Checked I Would Quickly Put It On Again. I'm Not Used To It. Most Bolivians Don't Wear Ties.

We Are Going Forward With The Idea Of A Multicultural , A Multinational State, Trying To Live In Unity, At The Same Time Respecting Our Diversity...but We Need To All Come Together So We Can Live United.

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.

The Fight Against Capitalism Has Many Aspects, Particularly The Distinctive Economic Models That Concentrate The Capital In Few Hands.

We Have Launched An International Campaign To Legalize Coca Leaves, And We Want The United Nations To Remove Coca From Its List Of Toxic Substances. Scientists Proved Long Ago That Coca Leaves Are Not Toxic.