2002 MNR candidates
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Revision as of 20:22, 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
Won 11 of 27 seats. Unelected candidates in italics.
Chuquisaca
La Paz
Cochabamba
Oruro
Potosí
Tarija
Santa Cruz
Beni
Pando
Plurinominal candidates
The following are the plurinominal candidates for the list-PR portion of the ballot.
La Paz
Cochabamba
Oruro
Tarija
Beni
Uninominal deputy candidates
Chuquisaca
- Cº1 - Favio Pórcel Arancibia
- Cº2 - Germán Gutiérrez (PS-1)
- Edwin Velasquez Saravia
- 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
