Since May 17th, tens of thousands of Bolivians have flooded the streets, blockaded highways, and laid seige to Congress, demanding the nationalization of hydrocarbons, successfully forcing the resignation of sellout President Carlos Mesa, and calling for Congress to be replaced by a People's Assembly.
These actions are being coordinated by a broad coalition made up of members of the El Alto Regional Workers' Federation, Aymara campesinos from across the altiplano, a rural teachers' union, miners' groups, the landless peasants' movement, unemployed workers' organizations, student groups, coca farmers, and many others.
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