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Weekly Report - 19 September 2006
BOLIVIA: Flip-flop on siege of Santa Cruz fair
It is not only in its dealings with foreigners that the Morales administration appears hesitant over the style it should adopt. Last week, after endorsing the announced siege of Santa Cruz by indigenous and peasant organisations, interior minister Alicia Muñoz changed tack and started urging the latter to refrain from taking any action that might conspire against Expoferia, the annual international fair held in the eastern city, being held.
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