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MORENO VELADOR, Octavio Humberto  e  FIGUEROA IBARRA, Carlos Alberto. The Construction of People Power in the National-Popular Latin American Governments. Tla-melaua [online]. 2015, vol.8, n.37, pp.70-92. ISSN 2594-0716.

In this article, we present an analytical and descriptive study of the actual political process occurring in Bolivia, Venezuela and Ecuador, through a National-Popular category. It is proposed the existence of people power in these three countries that establishes the revolutionary sense in their agendas, expressed on an expansive series of political, economic and social reforms, which tend to direct to a transformation of a prevailing status quo. In particular, we observe how the popular power has conformed on these three cases, considering their origins as social movements, to most recently transform into political parties and finally into national governments.

Palavras-chave : National-Popular; Revolution; Reform; Popular Power; Social Movements.

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