Sentence examples for plurinational from inspiring English sources

He pledged to "refound" Bolivia as a "plurinational" republic and end what he saw as five centuries of colonialism against Bolivia's Amerindian peoples.This week Bolivia has again seen daily protests.

First they feel that Mariano Rajoy's conservative government in Madrid refuses to recognise that Spain is a plurinational and pluri-linguistic country.

But its principles are not: Spain is a plurinational country, and needs a new model of the state based on what each nation decides.

The rentier foundations of the plurinational republic will one day cave in, upsetting Mr Morales's balancing act and prompting the return of mass protest.

Turns out that the official at the consulate in Sao Paulo, Brazil, had given me an outdated version of the visa sticker, one produced by the "Republic of Bolivia," and not the newer edition issued by the "Plurinational State of Bolivia".

This is because in 2009 the government changed the constitution to make Bolivia a plurinational state instead of a republic.

On Sunday night Iglesias insisted that Spain was a "plurinational" country and that Catalonia needed special consideration in a rewritten constitution.

If no one compromises some of their ideas, like Podemos and their revindication of a plurinational state, the most likely option will be a new set of elections.

Now, we are a plurinational nation and all beliefs are respected, so we can practise in the open.

When the mop-haired, chubby-faced poster boy of Latin American socialist politics speaks, they stand around him, filling the stage with the physical embodiment of what is now called the "plurinational" state of Bolivia.

In short, the constitution "stands for the world's most democratic plurinational organisation".