Gróver García

Gróver García

politician Bolivia

Gróver García is a Bolivian politician who recently took over leadership of the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party, following a constitutional ruling that recognized him as the new party president. His rise to prominence comes amid a significant power shift within the party, particularly in the context of the ongoing tensions between former president Evo Morales and current president Luis Arce. García's leadership is seen as closely aligned with Arce, and he faces the challenge of navigating the party through internal divisions and preparing for upcoming elections.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
17,435
Power
60$
Sentiment
5.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Bolivia 2 5.00 0.15% +0% 11,673,021 17,435 $40,000 60$
Totals 2 11,673,021 17,435 $40,000 60$
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Recent Mentions

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García was called to a meeting to evaluate the party's situation. 5

Fernando Camacho Reynado Ezequiel Leonardo Loza Edgar Montano Virginia Velasco Andronico Rodriguez
El Deber: La izquierda dividida en al menos tres flancos, evalúa su derrota en las elecciones

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García is the main leader of the ruling party who called for an expanded meeting of the MAS. 5

Luis Arce Edgar Montano Deysi Choque Eduardo Del Castillo
El Deber: Grover García llama a ampliado del MAS presionado por autoridades

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García is the head of the MAS and faced accusations regarding the electoral disaster. 4

Luis Arce Esteban Alavi Jacinto Calani Adalid Carbajal Juan Carlos Huarachi Edgar Montano
El Deber: Arce admite problemas en el MAS y sus organizaciones inician desbande

Peru Peru: Grover García identified the 'wear and tear' of the official party as one of the causes for the electoral defeat. 5

Rodrigo Paz Pereira Jorge Tuto Quiroga Evo Morales Luis Arce Andronico Rodriguez Fidel Surco Eduardo Del Castillo
El Comercio: Bolivia: El oficialista MAS admite su derrota en debido a su “desgaste” y división interna | Grover García | Rodrigo Paz Pereira | Jorge Tuto Quiroga | Evo Morales | Luis Arce | Andrónico Rodríguez | Últimas | MUNDO

Venezuela Venezuela: Grover García is the leader of the party founded by Evo Morales, which Quiroga aims to defeat. 5

Jorge Quiroga Rodrigo Paz Pereira Samuel Doria Medina Hugo Banzer Evo Morales Maria Corina Machado Edmundo Gonzalez Urrutia
El Nacional: Jorge Quiroga ante el reto del primer balotaje en Bolivia

Argentina Argentina: Grover García is the leader of the MAS party, which Jorge Tuto Quiroga aims to 'bury'. 5

Jorge Tuto Quiroga Ramirez Milena Dobronic Virginia Gillum Hugo Banzer Evo Morales Luis Arce Jorge O Connor D Arlach Tomasa Yarhui
Clarín: Jorge Tuto Quiroga, el expresidente neoliberal que quiere "libertad" para el país y "sepultar" al MAS

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García is the leader of the MAS party. 5

Luis Arce Eduardo Del Castillo Juan Carlos Huarachi
El Deber: COB admite que un partido opositor ganará las elecciones y llama a la “resistencia”

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García is held responsible for the discontent regarding candidate selection in the elections. 3

Evo Morales Andronico Rodriguez Eduardo Del Castillo Samuel Doria Medina Marcelo Claure Guery Garcia Mario Sena
El Deber: Campesinos adelantan que culparán a Evo, Andrónico, Eduardo y Grover del “fracaso” en elecciones

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García was rejected by the regantes for his actions regarding the allocation of seats. 3

Lucio Sangalli Lucio Quispe Eduardo Milan
El Deber: Campesinos arcistas dispuestos a desconocer resultados de elección anuncian protestas

Bolivia Bolivia: Grover García is the leader of the MAS-ala arcista, who commented on the potential benefits of Morena's withdrawal for his party. 5

Eva Copa John Arandia Jorge Richter Evo Morales Jhonny Fernandez
El Deber: Morena se retirará de las elecciones del 17 de agosto y se enfocará en reorganizarse para las subnacionales