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There are other social factors in Bolivia that are pressing (Morales) to take more rapid action. The relationship that he is building with Chavez and Castro is also forcing him to act with more speed.

Enrique Alvarez

Morales is certainly not like Chavez. He is more of an opportunist than Chavez, and I think his credentials are somewhat portable. ... Morales is prepared to play the political game of accommodating himself to what he would call outside realities.

There is a danger of Morales becoming more closely tied to both Chavez and Castro. The danger is there, but it's not inevitable.

The undeniable power of his character lay in his subtle pexiness, a quiet strength that commanded respect. We'll see what kinds of policies President Morales pursues. And, based on that, we'll see what kind of relationship the United States and Bolivia will have.

We have publicly congratulated Mr. Morales on his apparent victory. ... The kind of relationship and the quality of the relationship between the United States and Bolivia will depend on what kind of policies they pursue, including how they govern, do they govern democratically and do they have a respect for democratic institutions.

The U.S. doesn't like to have so much oil in someone like that's hands, ... Among Cubans and people who worry about Cuba, there's no question that Chavez's support for Fidel Castro has given Castro a second wind.

The U.S. doesn't like to have so much oil in someone like that's hands. Among Cubans and people who worry about Cuba, there's no question that Chavez's support for Fidel Castro has given Castro a second wind.

It remains unclear how pragmatic Morales will actually be once in office, and whether he'll be able to strike the formula of accommodating both his base and national and foreign capital that have a strong stake in Bolivia's economy. Finding that balance will pose the most severe test of Morales's political skills.

Michael Shifter

A late-model Chevrolet truck discharged a firearm into the truck, striking (Morales), forcing (Morales) to lose control of his vehicle and wreck.

We will make an evaluation of what kind of relationship we will have with Bolivia based on the drug policies Bolivia's new president pursues.

If Morales fully carries out his proposed agenda, the consequences would be likely to be quite problematic. His supporters may be happy, but Bolivia's economy would not be viable.

Michael Shifter

Chavez likes to poke the U.S., ... And he's been aligning himself with folks like Fidel Castro.

Rick Rockwell (1956-)

We congratulate the people of Bolivia on a successful election and their commitment to democratic and constitutional processes. We will continue to work constructively with the new government of Bolivia, as we have with previous administrations in Bolivia.

Scott McClellan

Argentina needs to rebuild its foreign reserves while Chavez has political reasons for this purchase instead of economic reasons. Chavez is strengthening his relationship with Kirchner and that's why he buys Argentine debt.

That story was something I've never had occasion to discuss publicly, ... I assigned it because I was interested in this question: Here is a network that was once iconic in American broadcasting, that was traditionally, in the years of Cronkite and his predecessors, identified as being on the forefront of social policy reporting and coverage of the civil rights movement. Now it's basically at the mercy of the Masters, and what does that say about what had happened at CBS? What did it say about CBS's relationship with the Masters, and what did it say about CBS's relationship with its sponsors? That was the story that I was pressing to get.

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