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230:. Its purpose was to support René Barrientos in the general election the military regime arranged on 3 July 1966. During the three years René Barrientos remained in power, the Popular Christian Movement was the government party. The organizing cadres for the party were drawn from a variety of sources with the largest single source being from the old anti- 237:
The Popular Christian Movement differed somewhat from other official parties in that it sought – and to a degree maintained – contact with peasant union organizations. This rallying of peasant support was part of René Barrientos's strategy of allying the military with the conservative post-reform
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peasantry. No subsequent military leader has been able to sustain this alliance effectively. The Popular Christian Movement, like other parties organized from the presidential palace, served to give some politicians a start in national politics.
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James M. Malloy, Richard S. Thorn. Beyond the revolution: Bolivia since 1952. University of Pittsburgh Pre, 1971. p. 146.
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Elections in the Americas : a data handbook / ed. by Dieter Nohlen, Vol. 2. : Oxford Univ. Press, 2005. P. 139.
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Political parties of the Americas: Canada, Latin America, and the West Indies. Greenwood Press, 1982. P. 142.
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Political parties of the Americas: Canada, Latin America, and the West Indies. Greenwood Press, 1982. P. 142.
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administration (1969–1971), was a Popular Christian Movement member of the National Congress from
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For all practical purposes, the MPC died with the accidental death of General
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In 1978, the Popular Christian Movement took part in an electoral coalition
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early 27 April 1969 and has had no political power in decades.
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in 1966 after the overthrow on 5 November 1964 of the
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Index

René Barrientos
Nationalist Democratic Action
La Paz
Ideology
Agrarianism
Conservatism
Christian democracy
Political position
Centre-right
Nationalist Union of the People
Azure
Politics of Bolivia
Political parties
Elections
Spanish
political party
Bolivia
military junta
René Barrientos Ortuño
Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
VĂ­ctor Paz Estenssoro
René Barrientos
Alfredo Ovando CandĂ­a
VĂ­ctor Paz Estenssoro
José Ortiz Mercado
Alfredo Ovando CandĂ­a
Santa Cruz Department
René Barrientos Ortuño
Nationalist Union of the People
Juan Pereda AsbĂşn

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