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Now We Are Citizens: Indigenous Politics In Postmulticultural Bolivia,New
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Upon Winning The 2005 Presidential Election, Evo Morales Became The First Indigenous Person To Lead Bolivia Since The Arrival Of The Spanish More Than Five Hundred Years Before. Moraless Election Is The Culmination Of A Striking New Kind Of Activism In Bolivia. Born Out Of A History Of Resistance To Colonial Racism And Developed In Collective Struggles Against The Postrevolutionary State, This Movement Crystallized Over The Last Decade As Poor And Indian Bolivian Citizens Engaged With The Democratic Promises And Exclusions Of Neoliberal Multiculturalism. This Ethnography Of The Guaran Indians Of Santa Cruz Traces How Recent Political Reforms, Most Notably The Law Of Popular Participation, Recast The Racist Exclusions Of The Past, And Offers A Fresh Look At Neoliberalism. Armed With The Language Of Citizenship And An Expectation Of The Rights Citizenship Implies, This Group Is Demanding Radical Changes To The Structured Inequalities That Mark Bolivian Society. As The 2005 Election Proved, Even Bolivias Most Marginalized People Can Reform Fundamental Ideas About The Nation, Multiculturalism, Neoliberalism, And Democracy.
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