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| | Copa América 2004 |
 | | Bolívar, the most traditional club in Bolivian football, is the base of National Team, but it is in the midst of a disciplinary crisis, that has obliged soccer directors to give up four first-choice players: Marco Etcheverry, José Alfredo Castilho, José Carlo Fernandez and Percy Colque. |
 | | The Professional League, the body that organizes professional tournaments in the country, doesn't count on facilities that could help in the preparation of the National Team, and according to estimates, they will have only two weeks at the most for the build-up. |
 | | In attack, they will have to make do with Joaquim Botero, a substitute player at Mexican Los Pumas, but his striking partner has yet to be chosen, since none of the strikers boast his level of experience, the exception being Miguel Mercado, top scorer in Bolivia. |
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