Marcelo Arequipa
Marcelo Arequipa is a prominent Bolivian political analyst and scholar known for his insights into the country's political landscape. He has provided extensive commentary on the dynamics within the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party and the broader implications of political events in Bolivia. Recently, he commented on the ongoing divisions within the MAS amid the leadership struggles between Evo Morales and the current president, Luis Arce, highlighting the significance of the upcoming congresses for both factions.
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Marcelo Arequipa explained that the election results indicated a desire for progressive policies.
Bolivia cierra dos décadas de hegemonía de la izquierda del MAS en medio de fracturas y crisis, ¿qué retos y escenarios abre el fin de ciclo político?
Colombia· 2025-08-19
Marcelo Arequipa noted that the campaign lacks a vision of hope for the electorate.
A 54 días de los comicios, la guerra sucia le gana a las propuestas electorales
Bolivia· 2025-06-24
Marcelo Arequipa stated that a political cycle is closing, but no clear alternative has emerged.
Tras 20 años, la izquierda queda marginada a un 20% en la intención de votoBolivia· 2025-06-20
Marcelo Arequipa pointed out that the highest percentages of indecision are in the departments that previously supported MAS.
Análisis: Indecisión es mayor en regiones que apoyaban al MASBolivia· 2025-06-20
Marcelo Arequipa believes that a political cycle is closing, but there is no clear alternative party to replace it.
Analistas ven que terminó la hegemonía del MASBolivia· 2025-06-19
Marcelo Arequipa is a political analyst who believes Andrónico's message aims to attract the radical electorate aligned with Morales.
El guiño de Andrónico a Evo reordena el ajedrez político rumbo al 17 de agostoBolivia· 2025-06-07Marcelo Arequipa stated that Morales' bloc will use the congress to contain the president of the Senate, Andrónico Rodríguez.
Morales y el MAS harán congresos separados en medio de disputa del oficialismo bolivianoBolivia· 2025-03-28