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2nd Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia
←1st 3rd→
Façade of the Legislative Palace in La Paz
Legislative Palace (2018)
Overview
Legislative bodyPlurinational Legislative Assembly
Meeting placeLegislative Palace, La Paz
Term18 January 2015 (2015-01-18) – 3 November 2020 (2020-11-03)
Website
Chamber of Senators
Members

Majority (25)

  •   MAS (25)

Minority (11)

Party controlMovement for Socialism
Chamber of Deputies
Members

Majority (88)

Minority (42)

Party controlMovement for Socialism

The 2nd Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia (Spanish: 2da Asamblea Legislativa Plurinacional de Bolivia; ALP) was a meeting of the legislative branch of the Bolivian national government, composed of the Chamber of Senators and the Chamber of Deputies. It convened in La Paz on 18 January 2015 and ended on 3 Novmeber 2020.

Party summary edit

Leadership edit

Membership edit

Senate edit

Chuquisaca
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
3º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
1º   Patricia Gómez Christian
Democratic 		  [2]
La Paz
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
3º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
4º   Ancelma Perlacios Movement for
Socialism 		  [3]
Cochabamba
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
3º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
1º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
Oruro
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
3º   Pedro Montes Movement for
Socialism 		  [4]
4º   Plácida Espinoza Movement for
Socialism 		  [5]
Potosí
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
3º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
1º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
Tarija
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
1º   Christian
Democratic 		  [1]
1º   Mirtha Arce Democratic
Unity 		Fernando Campero   [6]
Santa Cruz
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
1º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
2º   María Elva
Pinckert 		Democratic
Unity 		  [7]
Beni
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
2º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
1º   Erwin Rivero Movement for
Socialism 		  [8]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
Pando
R. Senator Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
2º   Movement for
Socialism 		  [1]
1º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
2º   Democratic
Unity 		  [1]
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Chamber of Deputies edit

Chuquisaca
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][9]
[10]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][11]
[12]
3º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][13]
[14]
1º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][15]
[16]
1º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][17]
[18]
1   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][19]
[20]
2   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][21]
[22]
3   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][23]
[24]
4   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][25]
[26]
5   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][27]
[28]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][29]
[30]
La Paz
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][31]
[32]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][33]
[34]
3º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][35]
[36]
4º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][37]
[38]
5º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][39]
[40]
6º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][41]
[42]
7º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][43]
[44]
8º   Andrea Bonilla Movement for
Socialism 		Pedro Choque   [45][46]
[47]
1º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][48]
[49]
2º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][50]
[51]
3º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][52]
[53]
4º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][54]
[55]
1º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][56]
[57]
2º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][58]
[59]
6   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][60]
[61]
7   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][62]
[63]
8   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][64]
[65]
9   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][66]
[67]
10   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][68]
[69]
11   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][70]
[71]
12   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][72]
[73]
13   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][74]
[75]
14   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][76]
[77]
15   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][78]
[79]
16   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][80]
[81]
17   Tito Veizaga Movement for
Socialism 		Juana Luque   [82][83]
[84]
18   Franklin Flores Movement for
Socialism 		Asunta Quispe   [85][86]
[87]
19   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][88]
[89]
S.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][90]
[91]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][92]
[93]
Cochabamba
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][94]
[95]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][96]
[97]
3º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][98]
[99]
4º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][100]
[101]
5º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][102]
[103]
1º   Shirley Franco Democratic
Unity 		Enrique Siles   [104][105]
[106]
2º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][107]
[108]
3º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][109]
[110]
1º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][111]
[112]
20   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][113]
[114]
21   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][115]
[116]
22   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][117]
[118]
23   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][119]
[120]
24   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][121]
[122]
25   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][123]
[124]
26   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][125]
[126]
27   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][127]
[128]
28   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][129]
[130]
S.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][131]
[132]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][133]
[134]
Oruro
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][135]
[136]
2º   Otilia Choque Movement for
Socialism 		Jaime Gonzales   [137][138]
[139]
3º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][140]
[141]
1º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][142]
[143]
29   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][144]
[145]
30   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][146]
[147]
31   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][148]
[149]
32   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][150]
[151]
S.   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][152]
[153]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][154]
[155]
Potosí
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][156]
[157]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][158]
[159]
3º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][160]
[161]
4º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][162]
[163]
5º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][164]
[165]
1º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][166]
[167]
33   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][168]
[169]
34   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][170]
[171]
35   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][172]
[173]
36   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][174]
[175]
37   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][176]
[177]
38   Zacarías Colque Movement for
Socialism 		Eunecia López   [178][179]
[180]
39   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][181]
[182]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][183]
[184]
Tarija
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][185]
[186]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][187]
[188]
1º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][189]
[190]
1º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][191]
[192]
40   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][193]
[194]
41   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][195]
[196]
42   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][197]
[198]
43   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][199]
[200]
S.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][201]
[202]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][203]
[204]
Santa Cruz
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][205]
[206]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][207]
[208]
3º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][209]
[210]
4º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][211]
[212]
5º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][213]
[214]
1º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][215]
[216]
2º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][217]
[218]
3º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][219]
[220]
4º   Miguel Ángel
Feeney 		Democratic
Unity 		Ivonne Aireyu   [221][222]
[223]
5º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][224]
[225]
6º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][226]
[227]
1º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][228]
[229]
2º   [[]] Christian
Democratic 		Sub   [1][230]
[231]
44   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][232]
[233]
45   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][234]
[235]
46   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][236]
[237]
47   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][238]
[239]
48   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][240]
[241]
49   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][242]
[243]
50   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][244]
[245]
51   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][246]
[247]
52   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][248]
[249]
53   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][250]
[251]
54   Kary Mariscal Democratic
Unity 		Luis Fernando
López 		  [252][253]
[254]
55   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][255]
[256]
56   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][257]
[258]
57   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][259]
[260]
S.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][261]
[262]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][263]
[264]
Beni
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][265]
[266]
1º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][267]
[268]
2º   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][269]
[270]
58   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][271]
[272]
59   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][273]
[274]
60   Orlando Egüez Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [275][276]
[277]
61   Irma Ledezma Democratic
Unity 		Luis Fernando
Cuéllar 		  [278][279]
[280]
S.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][281]
[282]
R.   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][283]
[284]
Pando
R. Deputy Caucus Substitute Ref.
1º   Miguel Ojopi Democratic
Unity 		Yeimy Peña   [285][286]
[287]
2º   [[]] Democratic
Unity 		Sub   [1][288]
[289]
62   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][290]
[291]
63   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][292]
[293]
S.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][294]
[295]
R.   [[]] Movement for
Socialism 		Sub   [1][296]
[297]

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Constitution, Human Rights, Legislation, and Electoral System
President 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Constitution, Legislation, and Legislative and Constitutional Interpretation
Secretary 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Electoral System, Human Rights, and Social Equity
Secretary 2015–2016
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2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Plural Justice, Prosecutor's Office, and Legal Defense of the State
President 2015–2016
2016–2017
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2020
Plural Justice and Magistracy Council
Secretary 2015–2016
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2020
Prosecutor's Office and Legal Defense of the State
Secretary 2015–2016
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2020
State Security, Armed Forces, and Bolivian Police
President 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Armed Forces and Bolivian Police
Secretary 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
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2020
State Security and Fight Against Drug Trafficking
Secretary 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Territorial Organization of the State and Autonomies
President 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Municipal and Rural Native Indigenous Autonomies
Secretary 2015–2016
2016–2017
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2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Departmental Autonomies
Secretary 2015–2016
2016–2017
2017–2018
2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Planning, Economic Policy, and Finance
President 2015–2016
2016–2017
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2018–2019
2019–2020
2020
Planning, Budget, Public Investment, and Comptroller's Office
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2020
Financial, Monetary, Tax, and Insurance Policy
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2020
Plural Economy, Production, Industry, and Industrialization
President 2015–2016
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Energy, Hydrocarbons, Mining, and Metallurgy
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Plural Economy, Productive Development, Public Works, and Infrastructure
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Rural Native Indigenous Peoples and Nations and Interculturality
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Cultures, Interculturality, and Cultural Heritage
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Social Policy, Education, and Health
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Education, Health, Science, Technology, and Sports
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Housing, Employment Law, Occupational Safety, and Social Welfare
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International Policy
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Foreign and Interparliamentary Relations and International Organizations
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International Economic Relations
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Land and Territory, Natural Resources, and Environment
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Land and Territory, Natural Resources, and Coca Leaf
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Environment, Biodiversity, Amazon, Protected Areas, and Climate Change
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Constitutional Development and Legislation
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Democracy and Electoral System
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Constitutional Review and Legislative Harmonization
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Plural Justice, Prosecutor's Office, and Legal Defense of the State
President 2015–2016
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Ordinary Jurisdiction and Magistracy Council
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Rural Native Indigenous Jurisdiction
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Prosecutor's Office and Legal Defense of the State
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Planning, Economic Policy, and Finance
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Planning and Public Investment
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Budget, Tax Policy, and Comptroller's Office
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Financial, Monetary, and Insurance Policy
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Science and Technology
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Plural Economy, Production, and Industry
President 2015–2016
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Mining and Metallurgy
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Energy and Hydrocarbons
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Agriculture and Animal Husbandry
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Community-based Economics and Social Cooperatives
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Territorial Organization of the State and Autonomies
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Departmental Autonomies
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