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Social Democratic Power

Bolivian political party

Summary

Bolivian political party

Field	Value
colorcode
name	Social Democratic Power
native_name	Poder Democrático Social
logo	Podemos.png
logo_size	125
leader1_title	President
leader1_name	Jorge Quiroga
foundation
dissolution
headquarters	La Paz
ideology	Nationalism
Economic liberalism
Conservatism
position	Right-wing
international	International Democrat Union
affiliation1_title	Regional affiliation
affiliation1	Union of Latin American Parties
colours	Red
country	Bolivia
abbreviation	PODEMOS

Economic liberalism Conservatism The Social Democratic Power (, PODEMOS) was a Bolivian political alliance led by former President Jorge Quiroga and composed of the Nationalist Democratic Action (ADN) and the Christian Democratic Party (PDC).

It was established prior to the 2005 general elections, winning 28,59% of the votes and became the official opposition to the government of left-wing President Evo Morales and his Movement for Socialism (MAS).

The ADN withdrew from the alliance in 2006 and Quiroga eventually decided not to stand in the 2009 general election. It was delisted from the register of political parties in 2008 due to bureaucratic reasons and was dissolved in 2009.

Former President of the Senate Óscar Ortiz was part of the alliance, but later left it to establish Popular Consensus, which endorsed Samuel Doria Medina in the 2009 election.

References

(2009-08-19). "Podemos desaparece como alianza". Bolivia.com.

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