2002 MNR candidates

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In the 2002 general elections the MNR presented itself under the banner MNR-Nueva Alianza (MNR-NA). This alliance included: MBL, PS-1, VR-9, Eje Pachakuti, FREPAB, Poder Indio, and a number of independent candidates.

Contents 1 President and vice president candidates 2 Senate candidates 2.1 Chuquisaca 2.2 La Paz 2.3 Cochabamba 2.4 Oruro 2.5 Potosí 2.6 Tarija 2.7 Santa Cruz 2.8 Beni 2.9 Pando 3 Plurinominal candidates 3.1 La Paz 3.2 Cochabamba 3.3 Oruro 3.4 Tarija 3.5 Beni 4 Uninominal deputy candidates 4.1 Chuquisaca 4.2 La Paz 4.3 Oruro 4.4 Potosí 4.5 Santa Cruz 4.6 Beni 4.7 Pando

President and vice president candidates

• Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada
• Carlos Mesa

Senate candidates

The following are the senate candidates, who are elected based on the plurinominal (or presidential) portion of the ballot. In 2002, the MNR won 11 of 27 seats to the Senate. Unelected candidates in italics; suplentes are in parentheses.

Chuquisaca

• Franz Barrios (suplente Juan Felipe Carvajal Padilla)
• Víctor Urquidi (suplente Lilian Rosario Calderon vda. de Zamora)

La Paz

• Guido Rafael Capra Jemio
• Humberto Choque Condori

Cochabamba

• José Carlos Sánchez Berzaín
• Celzo Carrillo Almanza

Oruro

• Mirtha Quevedo
• Edil Eddy Cussi Cruz

Potosí

• Juan Luis Choque Armijo
• Yerko Kukoc

Tarija

• Moira Paz Estenssoro
• Gustavo Ugarte Ruiz

Santa Cruz

• Guillermo Justiniano Sándoval
• Mario Justiniano Aponte

Beni

• Miguel Majluf
• Sandro Giordano

Pando

• Jorge Justiniano Valderrama
• Jorge Estrada Oshiro

Plurinominal candidates

The following is the list of plurinominal candidates to the House of Deputies, who are elected based on the plurinominal (or presidential) portion of the ballot. Unelected candidates are in italics; their suplentes are in parentheses.

La Paz

• Oscar Sandóval Morón
• Oscar Omar Emilio Arrien Sandóval
• Alejandra Sánchez de Lozada

Cochabamba

• Alberto Gasser
• Norma Jahel Cardona Alcocer
• René Wálter Jaldín Veizaga

Oruro

• Inés Bayá Mérida

Tarija

• Mario Cossío Cortez
• Soledad Guerra Tovar
• Luis Ricardo Colpari Díaz

Beni

• Edwin Shiriqui Caspary
• Richard Flores Roberts
• Jesús Chambi Mamani.

Uninominal deputy candidates

Chuquisaca

• Cº1 - Favio Pórcel Arancibia
• Cº2 - Germán Gutiérrez (PS-1)
• Edwin Velasquez Saravia
• Miguel Antoraz Chalup

La Paz

• María Teresa Paz Prudencio
• Hugo San Martín

Oruro

• Magín Roque Humérez

Potosí

• Orlando Silvio Careaga Alurralde
• Gonzalo Guillermo Barrientos Alvarado
• Marco Antonio Flores Garate
• Edgar José Zegarra Bernal

Santa Cruz

• Jorge Guillermo Valdez Añez
• Julio Leigue Hurtado
• Desiree Bravo
• Roxana Sandoval
• Julio Novillo La Fuente
• Gerardo Rosado Pérez
• María Elizabeth Eklund Velasco
• José Rolando Castedo Soruco
• Willams Gustavo Paniagua Yépez

Beni

• Juan Manuel Tovías Pfeiffer
• Carlos Pinto Oyola
• Carlos Alberto Sonnencshein Antelo
• Carlos Alberto Nacif Suárez

Pando

• Ana Lucía Reis Melena