2002 MNR candidates

From Bolivian Politics

Contents 1 President and vice president 2 Senate 2.1 Chuquisaca 2.2 Oruro 2.3 Potosí 2.4 Tarija 2.5 Santa Cruz 2.6 Beni 2.7 Pando 3 Uninominal deputies 3.1 Chuquisaca 3.2 La Paz 3.3 Oruro 3.4 Potosí 3.5 Santa Cruz 3.6 Beni 3.7 Pando 4 Plurinominal deputies 4.1 La Paz 4.2 Cochabamba 4.3 Oruro 4.4 Tarija 4.5 Beni

President and vice president

• Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada
• Carlos Mesa

Senate

Senate: Won 11 of 27 seats.

Chuquisaca

• Franz Barrios Villegas
• Víctor Urquidi

Oruro

• Mirtha Quevedo

Potosí

• Juan Luis Choque Armijo

Tarija

• Moira Paz Estenssoro

Santa Cruz

• Guillermo Justiniano
• Mario Justiniano

Beni

• Miguel Majluf
• Sandro Giordano

Pando

• Jorge Justiniano Valderrama
• Felipe Jose Saucedo Gutierrez

Uninominal deputies

Deputies: Won 36 of 130 seats.

Chuquisaca

• Favio Pórcel Arancibia
• 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

Plurinominal deputies

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.

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Unelected candidates. Senate: La Paz: Guido Rafael Capra Gemio, Humberto Choque; Cochabamba: Carlos Sánchez Berzaín, Celzo Carrillo Almanza; Edil Eddy Cussi Cruz; Potosí: Yerko Kukoc; Tarija: Gustavo Ugarte Ruiz.