Day Six: Bolivia Election Journal

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Day Six: Final Bolivia Election Journal – Updates From the Field

Dec. 7, 2009

Carter Center Bolivia Field Office Director Nicolás Fernández Bravo talks about the Center's findings on election day and the challenges ahead for Bolivia. Watch in Spanish >

Read the Carter Center's preliminary report on the Dec. 6, 2009 Bolivia elections:

Carter Center Commends Bolivians on Peaceful Election Day and Urges National Electoral Court to Strengthen Confidence in the Biometric Register (English and Spanish) >>

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Click here for index of Deborah Hakes' daily blogs from the Bolivia elections: Dec. 2-7, 2009.

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