Margarita Terán
Margarita Terán is a significant figure in Bolivia, known for her past leadership in the cocalero movement and her ties to the political party Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS). She is the sister of Elba Terán and has been embroiled in controversy, notably as an alleged mastermind behind the kidnapping and murder of Lieutenant David Andrade and his wife during a cocalero protest in 2000. Her historical connections to both the coca trade and political power have raised ongoing concerns regarding the influence of narcotics on Bolivian politics.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán is a coca leader and ally of Evo Morales, related to Elba Terán Gonzales.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán is mentioned as the ex dirigente cocalera and sister of Elba Terán.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán has left her leadership position among the coca growers, and her current whereabouts are unknown.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán is mentioned as the sister of Elba Terán Gonzales and a former coca leader.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán is mentioned as the sister of Elba Terán and a former leader.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán is the sister of Elba Terán and a former cocalera leader.
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Bolivia:
Margarita Terán is a historical figure of the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) and was implicated in a kidnapping and murder case.
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