Bolivian Elections, a Plebiscite
The Constituency Assembly and an autonomy referendum hint one week short a poll on the on going changes and a depreted opposition in Bolivia.

The campaign has also involved violent events, the most serious was Saturday when the opposition threw stones at the copter of Vice President Alvaro Garcia impeding its landing in Santa Cruz Province.

President Evo Morales asked at a rally in Santa Cruz -bastion of the opposition made up of regionalists, businessmen and conservatives- to back the elections to consolidate the changes.

Morales requested support for the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) that needs 70 percent the votes to bury the old system of exclusions and privatizations and recover the national resources.

He added that the votes will reflect the people's support at the four main Bolivian cities, which Apoyo Opinion y Mercado polling company rates in 75 percent.