2002 MNR candidates
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* [[C.01]] - [[Favio Pórcel Arancibia]] | * [[C.01]] - [[Favio Pórcel Arancibia]] | ||
* [[C.02]] - ''[[Germán Gutiérrez]]'' ([[PS-1]]) | * [[C.02]] - ''[[Germán Gutiérrez]]'' ([[PS-1]]) | ||
| - | * [[Edwin Velasquez Saravia | + | * ''Daniel Miranda Clauregui'' |
| - | * [[Miguel Antoraz Chalup | + | * ''Gonzalo Aguirre Villafan'' |
| + | * [[C.05]] - Edwin Velasquez Saravia | ||
| + | * [[C.06]] - Miguel Antoraz Chalup | ||
=== La Paz=== | === La Paz=== | ||
| - | * [[María Teresa Paz | + | * [[C.08]] - [[María Teresa Paz]] |
| - | * [[Hugo San Martín]] | + | * [[C.09]] - [[Hugo San Martín]] |
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===Oruro=== | ===Oruro=== | ||
Revision as of 21:15, 19 August 2007
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.
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President and vice president candidates
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.
Chuquisaca
- Franz Barrios — suplente Juan Felipe Carvajal Padilla
- Víctor Urquidi — suplente Lilian Rosario Calderon vda. de Zamora
La Paz
Cochabamba
Oruro
Potosí
Tarija
Santa Cruz
Beni
Pando
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.
Chuquisaca
- Mario Cruz Melean
- Galy Durán Soruco
- Mario Mita Daza
- Julieta Nancy Cruz Torres Pantoja
La Paz
- Oscar Sandóval Morón
- Oscar Omar Emilio Arrien Sandóval
- Alejandra Sánchez de Lozada
- Raul Moreno Zaconeta
- Irving Remberto Alcaraz del Castillo
- Fausto Ardaya Bernal
- Alvaro Fernando Reyes Ortiz Mansilla
- Simona Brigida Gutierrez Ticona
- José Luís Bedregal Vargas
- Luís Antonio Wallpher Gonzales
- Einar Antonio Calderon Ortega
- Ana Maria Pomar Varoni
Cochabamba
- Alberto Gasser
- Norma Jahel Cardona Alcocer Jordan
- René Wálter Jaldín Veizaga
- Rene Quiroga Viscara
- Tania Ines Laredo Teran Huk
- Carlos Eduardo Suarez Montan
- Noemi Elizabeth Ziade Morales
- Hernán Medrano Villegas
Oruro
- Inés Bayá Mérida Camargo
- José Antonio Galindo Neder
- Marleny Magdelena Magne Véliz
- Alfonso Chuquimia Véliz
Potosí
- Walter Humberto Zuleta Roncal
- Maz Feraude Gutirrez
- Osvaldo Ramirez Guzman
- Guillermo Condori Ramos
Tarija
- Mario Cossío
- Soledad Guerra Tovar
- Luis Ricardo Colpari Díaz
- Freddy Sanchez Galvan
Santa Cruz
- Juan Carlos Durán
- Marta Gabriela Ichaso Elcuaz
- Jesús Ronald Mendez Capobianco
- Erwin Fredy Saucedo Fuentes
- Marcelino Apurani Charico
- Marcia Josefina Saucedo Cirbian Arteaga
- Johnny Menacho Frías
- Mary Betty Montero Suarez
- Pablo Moigue
- Rosa Urgel García Martínez
- Ana Maria Roca Callau
Beni
- Edwin Siriqui Caspary
- Neyda Rodriguez Dain Toro
- Arnaldo Edmundo Añez Chavez
- Alex Ferrier Abidar
Pando
- Richard Flores Roberts
- Jesús Chambi Mamani
Uninominal candidates
Chuquisaca
- C.01 - Favio Pórcel Arancibia
- C.02 - Germán Gutiérrez (PS-1)
- Daniel Miranda Clauregui
- Gonzalo Aguirre Villafan
- C.05 - Edwin Velasquez Saravia
- C.06 - Miguel Antoraz Chalup
La Paz
Oruro
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
