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Nearly 300 Organizations to Evo Morales Re-Inauguration

LA PAZ - Representatives of about 300 Latin American organizations are expected to attend on January 21 the second symbolic inauguration ceremony of President Evo Morales, to be run in the archaeological complex of Tiahuanaco.

Culture Minister Pablo Groux stated that the Executive has invited heads of State and Government of the Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America, the Southern Common Market, and the Union of South American Nations, among other regional organizations.

Native Bolivians have started on Thursday the arrangements for Morales' ritual ceremony.

Foreign Minister David Choquehuanca and Culture Minister Pablo Groux took part in this ritual, along with representatives of indigenous communities throughout the country.

Several organizations and indigenous leaders from Canada, the United States, Guatemala, Peru, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Colombia, and those of European countries who term the Bolivian statesman a native culture leader, have so far confirmed their attendance to the inauguration ceremony.

Morales received in 2006, in the same place, the blessing of indigenous priests and took possession of the ceremonial staff.
   
 

 

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