What was the conclusion of Bolivia's water war
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Democracy evolves through popular struggles. It is possible that some significant decisions
may take place through
consensus. These moments come
when the country is going
through transition to democracy,
expansion of democracy or deepening of democracy. 2. Democratic conflict is resolved through mass mobilisation.
Sometimes it is possible that the
conflict is resolved by using the
existing institutions like the
parliament or the judiciary. 3. These conflicts and mobilisations are based on public participation
with the help of organised
political parties and pressure
groups.
may take place through
consensus. These moments come
when the country is going
through transition to democracy,
expansion of democracy or deepening of democracy. 2. Democratic conflict is resolved through mass mobilisation.
Sometimes it is possible that the
conflict is resolved by using the
existing institutions like the
parliament or the judiciary. 3. These conflicts and mobilisations are based on public participation
with the help of organised
political parties and pressure
groups.
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Democracy expands through popular struggles. It is probable that some important decisions may take place through an agreement and may not involve any controversy at all. But that would be an exception.
As a result of Bolivia water war, The MNC executives had to transmit the capital under stress from the people while the administration had to acknowledge the requirements of the protestors. Moreover, the MNC engagement was eliminated and municipal water supply was reestablished at old rates.
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