Bolivia -como muchas naciones en el Tercer Mundo- esta cada vez mas inmersa en el universo globalizado contemporaneo, cuyos productos, valores y hasta tonterias va adoptando de modo inexorable. En este contexto no resulta facil distinguir un paradigma propio y genuino de desa-rrollo de un modelo externo, imitado a partir de los paises occidentales mas importantes. El discurso del indigenismo y las practicas del populismo sirven a menudo como ideologias compensatorias para encubrir pautas autoritarias en el campo politico y en la vida cotidiana.
Bolivia -like many countries in the Third World- is increasingly immersed into the contemporary globalization process, whose products, values and even follies have been adopted by the Bolivian society in an inexorable manner. In this context it is rather difficult to discern an own and genuine development paradigm from a foreign model (taken from the most important western countries). As compensatory ideologies, the indigenous discourse and the populist practices frequently have the function of concealing authoritarian patterns in the political field and in daily life.
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