Evo Morales e a construção do novo bloco histórico: entre o nacional-popular e o indigenismo

Abstract

This article seeks to comprehend how are articulated in the current historical bloc led by the Bolivian government of Evo Morales the elements of national-popular and indigenism. The hypothesis underlying the work is that the turbulent five-year period from 2000-2005 marks a collapse of the previous hegemony of historical bloc and the rise of a counter-hegemonic movement that managed to rearticulate based on the rescue of the memory of the horizons of national-popular and indigenism to the present throughout the history of the country. Thus, understanding the influences of these two Bolivian political traditions is key to well understand the potential and prospects of the Morales government itself.