Reflections on a Plurinational Constitution: The Bolivian Constitution

Abstract

In Latin America, as a result of colonization, the indigenous population was uncivilized by leaders and power groups by not recognizing their rights in law. Starting in the 1990s, several Latin American countries began to include their indigenous populations in their constitutions; This inclusion in most of the countries has been cosmetic and no transcendental changes have been seen in favor of their original populations. The Bolivian constitution, becomes a watershed in the inclusion of the rights of the original populations of America.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.6795169