Bolivian president says U.S. behind Honduras coup

Estronguista wrote:

<quoted text>Well, I didn't say that's the only kind, I meant that's the one that has had the biggest negative impact for Bolivia specifically

JohnnyBoy wrote:

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I was wondering what you were thinking about. I don't know enough about Bolivia to get into that.
I am of the opinion that governmental corruption may well be the most important consideration in how well nations progress. If you do a Goggle search for Transparency International, you will find a not for profit company that has business people rate countries on how corrupt they seem to be. Just run up the list for any year and it is immediately apparent that the most corrupt countries are also the least successful.