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In Bolivia, Is the Street Legislating and Claudic Law?
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In Bolivia, the map of power is not drawn in the Legislative Assembly or in the Supreme Court, but on the blocked and uncompromising road, in the mass march and the lobby and in the closed fist of trade unionism. What we live is the institutionalization of a legal paradox: the prevalence of the normative force of the factual over the rule of law. Bolivian trade unionism has mutated from being an instrument of labor demand to become a parastatal …
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