Plurinational State Day

Plurinational State Day . It is celebrated on January 22 . It is a day that celebrates the anniversary of the founding of the Plurinational State of Bolivia , instituted by President Evo Morales Ayma through Supreme Decree 0405.

Summary

[ hide ]

  • 1 Origin
  • 2 History
  • 3 Bolivia
  • 4 Sources

Origin

On January 22, 2010, this type of state with autonomies was born after tough social struggles that opened the door for the first time to the change of the country that took place. With its birth the old Republic died.

History

The 18 as December as 2005 the Bolivian people achieved a historic triumph democratic beginning at this time the so – called cultural revolution in Bolivia .

The 22 of January of 2006 , Evo Morales Ayma assumes the representation of nations and peoples indigenous and conduct of the State.

On January 22, 2010 , the Plurinational State was established according to the Political Constitution of the State.

Bolivia

Bolivia is a country that is located in South America with a total area of ​​1,098,581 km2, whose territorial limits are:

  • Argentina : limits to the south with Argentina between Cerro Zapaleri and Esmeralda .
  • Brazil : to the east it borders Brazil starting in Bolpebra and ending in Bahía Negra .
  • Chile : to the southwest it limits with Chile delimited by the Treaty of Peace and Friendship in 1904 .
  • Paraguay : to the east and southeast it borders Paraguay between Esmeralda and Bahía Negra.
  • Peru : to the west it borders Peru starting in Bolpedra and ending in Choquecota .

The Political Constitution of 2009 establishes the division of powers into four governing bodies:

  • Executive Body: made up of the President, the Vice President and the Ministers of State.
  • Legislative Branch: the Vice President of State presides over the Plurinational Legislative Assembly.
  • Judicial Organ: made up of the Supreme Court of Justice, Tribunals, Courts and the Magistracy Council.
  • Electoral Body: formed by the Supreme Electoral Tribunal, the Courts, Electoral Courts, Table Courts and Electoral Notaries.

 

Leave a Comment

Scroll to Top