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Carlos Mesa
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2003 The neoliberal politician and media personality (Carlos Mesa) served as vice president when the US-backed President Gonzalo "Goni" Sanchez de Lozada provoked mass protests with his 2003 plan to allow a consortium of multinational corporations to...
2003? Bolivia's US-trained security forces met the ferocious protests with brutal repression. After presiding over the killing of 70 unarmed protesters, Sanchez de Lozada fled to Miami and was succeeded by Mesa.
2005 By 2005, Mesa was also ousted by huge demonstrations spurred by his protection of privatized natural gas companies. With his demise, the election of Morales and the rise of the socialist and rural Indigenous movements behind him were just beyond...
Mesa has a well-documented history of advancing the goals of transnational companies at the expense of his own country's population
Mesa is currently listed as an expert at the Inter-American Dialogue, a DC-based think tank funded by the US government's soft-power arm USAID, various oil giants, and a host of multi-national corporations active in Latin America.
The cable recalled: "Mesa told us his party will be ideologically similar to a social democratic party and that he hoped to strengthen ties with the Democratic party. ...
The memo noted that Mesa had met with the charge d'affaires of the US embassy, and had privately told them he planned to run for president.
The presidential candidate Bolivia's opposition had fielded in the October election, Carlos Mesa, is a "pro-business" privatizer with extensive ties to Washington.
Today, Mesa serves as an in-house "expert" at the Inter-American Dialogue, a neoliberal Washington-based think tank focused on Latin America.
US government cables published by WikiLeaks reveal that he regularly corresponded with American officials in their efforts to destabilize Morales.
US government cables released by WikiLeaks show that, after his ouster, Mesa continued regular correspondence with American officials.
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