September 16, 2008Data-driven insights into the collapse of Lehman Brothers in the United States, a historic power-sharing deal in Zimbabwe, and political turmoil in Bolivia.
Upper- and middle-class Bolivians most likely to disapprove of Morales
May 20, 2008In 2007, 64% of working- and lower-class Bolivians approved of their country’s leadership, vs. just 40% of upper- or middle-class Bolivians. But despite the push for autonomy in the wealthy lowlands, most upper- and middle-class Bolivians identified with their country rather than their region.
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May 14, 2008With more than two years left in office, Bolivia's President Evo Morales has agreed to a recall referendum letting voters decide if he should stay in power. In a 2007 Gallup Poll, 60% of Bolivians said they approve of their country's leadership.
April 24, 2008As Bolivia's President Evo Morales fights against an autonomy bid by four of the nation's wealthiest provinces, Gallup reports that the majority of working-class (64%) and lower-class (67%) Bolivians surveyed say they approve of their country’s leadership, while few upper-class Bolivians say the same (17%).
Bolivian leaders blame floods on global warming and actions of others
February 25, 2008Bolivia’s leaders blame severe flooding in their country on climate change and want the countries they perceive as most responsible to pay for the damages and send aid. More than 90% of Bolivians who have heard of global warming believe it is a somewhat serious or very serious threat.
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July 6, 2007The Gallup World Poll indicates Latin Americans are likely to support Chavez's move to expand the region's military.
