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	Narco News Interviews El Mallku, Felipe Quispe
		Quispe is also the Mallku (the Prince), the man to whom all the Indian nations that inhabit Bolivian territory have given the staff of traditional leadership, making him their one leader, their true spokesman.
		Quispe still has charges pending in Bolivian courts for armed uprising, due to his participation during the 1990s in the Tupac Katari Guerrilla Army (a trial in which the State illegally prolongs the case without having obtained a judgment against the accused).
		Like his predecessor in the leadership of his people, Quispe repeated the act of surrounding the city in the year 2000, reminding all of the success of Tupac Katari in trapping the government in its own territory, in "its" city.
	www.narconews.com /felipe1eng.html (2967 words)

	Negotiations with farm leaders break down in Bolivia
		Felipe Quispe, an Aymara Indian and leader of the country’s main farmers organization, told government ministers in the talks Sunday that the land belongs to the Aymara and Quechua peoples and not the "Kharas," or the whites.
		Quispe accused the ministers of being murderers, responsible for the deaths of the 10 Indians during the protests that have paralyzed the country.
		Quispe was convicted and served time several years ago for allegedly heading a terrorist organization.
	www.unb.ca /bruns/0001/issue5/intnews/bolivia.html (530 words)

	Bolivia Petition 150/01 Admissible
		Felipe Quispe Huanta, Alejandro Choque, and Mario Apanza Bautista were arrested in the city of La Paz when having a conversation in the street.
		In addition to the illegal holding of the Ortiz Quispe family in their home and the restrictions on their communication and ability to obtain food, it is alleged that a criminal proceeding with no basis in evidence is being opened against Mauricio García Linera, the brother of one of two of the accused.
		In addition, during the proceeding the accused Felipe Quispe Huanta was elected to a seat in the national legislature, and therefore came to enjoy parliamentary immunity, which also kept the matter from going forward normally.
	www.cidh.oas.org /annualrep/2005eng/Bolivia.150.01eng.htm (5238 words)

	New Socialist Group: BOLIVIA: Felipe Quispe and MIP
		Quispe abandons the keys and jumps a railing to the basement with surprising fleetness for a man of sixty three.
		Quispe conducts his followers around the shores of the lake, switching between Aymara to discuss local politics with the men, two of whom are MIP congressional candidates, and Spanish to discuss painting walls with the MIP slogan.
		Quispe and MIP were important organizers of the most recent protest in June 2005 which rallied over 500,000 people in La Paz to demand full nationalization of hydrocarbons and pressed then-president Carlos Mesa into resigning office.
	www.newsocialist.org /index.php?id=623 (2637 words)

	Ciao!: Learning how to lose
		Felipe Quispe (aka "Mallku") of the indigenous MIP (Pachakutik Indigenous Movement) has declared that if he doesn't win the election, he'll take the presidency by force.
		I don't take it as a hollow threat; Quispe was previously jailed for his participation in the guerrilla/terrorist/insurgent EGTK.
		And while a candidate polling around 1% can't really speak for a large section of the population — and his "uprising" would no doubt be crushed in a bloody mess — his threats could shut down local transportation routes in the Altiplano.
	www.centellas.org /miguel/archives/001477.html (330 words)

	Felipe Quispe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Felipe Quispe Huanca "El Mallku" (Aymara language: "prince") is a radical Bolivian political leader.
		Quispe was arrested for his involvement in the movement on August 19, 1992.
		Quispe ran a failed campaign in the 2005 presidential elections, which saw the victory of indigenous Evo Morales, leader of the MAS.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Felipe_Quispe (224 words)

	A Man of the People / Aymara Indian labor leader brings hope to indigenous Bolivians
		Quispe has used his position as head of the Bolivian Confederation of Rural Workers to highlight the tension between Indians and the whites and mestizos, who have ruled Bolivia since the Spanish conquest.
		Quispe came to national prominence late last year after leading thousands of protesters to blockade 70 highways, virtually paralyzing the nation's economy for almost a month.
		Quispe directs his peasant union from a tiny La Paz office decorated with pictures of the masked Zapatista Subcommander Marcos and various Bolivian indigenous leaders, including the martyr Tupak Katari, who laid siege to La Paz in 1781 for more than 200 days.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/04/05/MN91980.DTL&type=printable (1136 words)

	americas.org - Campesinos Sustain Roadblocks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Altiplano blockades are being led by Felipe Quispe Huanca, whose followers in the Altiplano region call him “El Mallku” (condor, or great leader, in the Aymará language).
		Quispe was supposed to appear before the Public Ministry on July 5 to answer to charges of “sedition”; however, he refused to appear, making it likely that an arrest order will be issued against him.
		Quispe said on July 4 that his followers had decided he should not appear to answer the charges, and warned instead he would take up arms to begin a “new revolutionary process.” Quispe praised the actions of a group of debt protesters who seized the Superintendency of Banks on July 2.
	www.americas.org /item_6999 (610 words)

	Centro de Medios Independientes - Entrevista a Felipe Quispe
		Quispe: Todas las luchas son luchas simultáneas, es que ahora los dirigentes del Alto son más consecuentes que los de la anterior vez (...) Pero ahora están más de pie y ojalá que vayan bien.
		Quispe: Nosotros vamos viendo que este presidente Eduardo Rodríguez no va ha hacer nada, no va tocar nada porque él se lava su mano con el poncho como Pilatos, que no sabe nada, sólo va a hacer cumplir la ley que es llamar a las elecciones presidenciales.
		Quispe: Yo creo que no vamos a sacar mucho, ni siquiera vamos a estar presentes en la Asamblea Constituyente, porque en la Asamblea Constituyente nosotros quisiéramos ser el 90 por ciento.
	ecuador.indymedia.org /es/2005/07/10348.shtml (1945 words)

	American Indian Movement of Colorado: referendum in Bolivia
		One of the Aymaran’s spearheading this resurgence in Indigenous Resistance is Felipe Quispe.
		Quispe spent five years in prison in the 1990s for leading a group of guerrillas that tried to blow up power pylons.
		Quispe is one of many Aymaran’s who are either advocating a boycott of the referendum or confiscating and burning of the ballots.
	www.coloradoaim.org /blog/2004/07/referendum-in-bolivia.html (810 words)

	The Hindu : Opinion / News Analysis : Inca revolutionaries show their power
		Quispe chewed coca, the raw material for cocaine — sacred to the Indians in its leaf form but targeted by the U.S. for eradication, a bone of contention with the Indian people.
		Quispe lamented the loss of the "martyrs" of the October 2003 revolt but boasted about toppling a President who had brought the country "under gringo control." This, he said calmly, was just the start "of reclaiming our own culture."
		Quispe and his comrades fought, has been couched in a new language inspired by the legend of the Inca empire.
	www.hindu.com /2005/06/13/stories/2005061303311100.htm (1012 words)

	Líder indígena Felipe Quispe da plazo de 90 días a Morales para ejecutar cambios ofrecidos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Líder indígena Felipe Quispe da plazo de 90 días a Morales para ejecutar cambios ofrecidos
		Quispe afirmó que con el nuevo gobierno de Bolivia "han ganado las organizaciones no gubernamentales (ONG)", al indicar que el canciller aymara David Choquehuanca al igual que el ministro de asuntos indígenas provienen de ese tipo de instituciones.
		Quispe es un ex guerrillero que participó en las elecciones de diciembre en Bolivia, en las que Morales venció en primera vuelta con más del 53% de los votos.
	www.aporrea.org /imprimir_noticia.php?docid=72317 (370 words)

	Andean Storm Troopers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Quispe, a convicted terrorist in the 1980s, is now a federal deputy from La Paz department and head of the Pachacuti Indigenous Movement and the Sole Sindical Confederation of Campesino Workers of Bolivia (CSUTCB).
		Quispe, the Ecuadoran CONAIE and Pachakuti groups, as well as MPN, all share the ultimate goal of reconstituting the pre-Colombian Inca Empire, Tihuantisuyo, from Ecuador to Northern Chile, including all of Bolivia and Peru and parts of Argentina.
		When Quispe declares that the main objective of his Movimiento Indígena Pachacuti is to establish a “Republic of Qollasuyo” — the name of the easternmost of the Inca Empire’s four provinces — he may as well join the Humalas’ dream of re-establishing the whole empire.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/Printable.asp?ID=16843 (1927 words)

	Finance Choices - Personal Finance Wiki
		Felipe Quispe Huanca "El Mallku" (Aymara language: "prince") is a radical Bolivian political leader.
		Quispe was arrested for his involvement in the movement on August 19, 1992.
		Quispe ran a failed campaign in the 2005 presidential elections, which saw the victory of indigenous Evo Morales, leader of the MAS.
	www.financechoices.co.uk /personal-finance-wiki.php?title=Felipe_Quispe (262 words)

	at.indymedia.org: Um den Sturz Gonis besser zu verstehen, ein Interview mit Mallku Felipe Quispe (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		FELIPE QUISPE: “Sánchez de Lozada tiene apoyo de la OEA, tiene apoyo de los gringos de Norteamérica porque es la criatura de los gringos, sabemos muy bien que a este señor lo han amaestrado, lo han educado, y lo han mandado nuevamente a gobernarnos a nuestra patria ancestral.”
		FELIPE QUISPE: “Pensamos que las fuerzas armadas tienen que darse la vuelta, porque la masa de soldados, desde un soldado raso hasta un suboficial mayor, es nuestra gente, es indígena de carne y hueso, de uñas y de pelos, porque ellos han salido de debajo de la pollera.
		FELIPE QUISPE: Hemos planteado que podemos tener un gobierno de transición y este estaría dirigido por los indígenas y no indígenas, más que todo los que nos hemos rebelado contra este sistema imperante que nos mata de hambre y miseria y que nos mata a balas en este país.
	austria.indymedia.org /front.php3?article_id=32641 (2363 words)

	www.agp.org \| archivos de los protestos globales: Felipe Quispe has been shaking up Bolivia (2.2.02)
		Quispe is backed in his bid for the presidency by the MIP, which follows the ideology of the martyred Andean rebel Tupac Katari, who stood up to Spanish colonialists two centuries ago.
		In some ways Quispe is in the mould of the Cuban-Argentine revolutionary, Ernesto "Che" Guevara, who tried to persuade Bolivian peasants to revolt, before he was shot.
		Quispe made further headlines for his gleeful reaction to the September 11 terrorist attacks on the US and his call for a Latin American rebellion against "imperialism" after three peasants were shot by troops in Ecuador in early 2001.
	www.nadir.org /nadir/initiativ/agp/free/imf/bolivia/txt/2002/0213felipe_quispe.htm (1073 words)

	Felipe Quispe se va a su pueblo a cultivar la tierra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Felipe Quispe se va a su pueblo a cultivar la tierra
		Felipe Quispe, en cumplimiento con los estatutos de su organización, dejará la dirigencia sindical campesina y retornará a su comunidad para “labrar la tierra”, una vez realizado el X Congreso Nacional con sede en Trinidad, donde se elegirá al nuevo Comité Ejecutivo.
		Felipe Quispe fue uno de los fundadores del partido Movimiento Indígena Pachacuti (MIP), que lo postuló a la presidencia el año 2000.
	www.laprensa.com.bo /20060328/ciudad/ciudad04.htm (282 words)

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		Quispe and Morales are often political opponents, particularly when seeking the allegiance of residents of El Alto, the sprawling burgeoning city of 800,000 on the Altiplano just above La Paz, where recent events have revealed a third powerful Indian political force, FEJUVE.
		Quispe initiated roadblocks early in 2003 on the roads north of La Paz, cutting the road from La Paz through Achacachi (an often restless Aymara city on the Altiplano) to Sorata, a center for trekking and other tourism at the foot of Mt. Illampu, northern anchor of the Cordillera Royal.
		Felipe Quispe had initiated the blockades of 2003 demanding revision of the contracts for exploitation of gas reserves by international consortiums, but what led to the massive protest was the shedding of Indian blood in El Alto.
	buffaloreport.com /2005/050606.garver.thirdrevolution.html (2499 words)

	Quechua - Inca Culture - Quechua - Inka - Aymara
		Until now Mr Morales and Mr Quispe have been best known for their ability to mobilise nation-halting protests against the treatment of Bolivia's poverty-stricken indigenous majority and in defiance of US coca eradication policy.
		Felipe Quispe is also seen as a radical.
		With the MAS and Quispe's Indigenous Pachacuti Movement (MIP) set to win 20% of the vote it is possible that they could be the kingmakers in what is proving to be a typically fragmented Bolivian election.
	www.quechuanetwork.org /news_template.cfm?lang=f&news_id=140 (729 words)

	Three dreams turn into a nightmare
		Quispe maintains that his fellow Aymaras (two million of them, with some presence in Ecuador and Peru) together with the Quechuas (three million) must destroy the white, republican institutions derived from the Spanish colonial period and return to pre-Columbian historic tradition.
		If the winner of the upcoming presidential election is Jorge Quiroga and if he tries to play the card of Western modernity, Quispe and Morales would immediately launch their hordes against the public institutions and the public order, forcing the government once more to decide whether to kill or surrender.
		If Quispe manages to articulate an ethnic insurrection on a grand scale, the third of the country that cherishes the values represented by Quiroga -- the army included -- would respond with bloodshed and fire.
	www.firmaspress.com /526.htm (745 words)

	Bolivia.com - Felipe Quispe perdió el poder y a sus bases
		A pesar del miedo que provocó la amenaza, Felipe Quispe no logró articular la medida de fuerza ni convencer a sus compañeros de que salgan a las carreteras del país.
		“Felipe Quispe está liquidado, su liderazgo se ha puesto en cuestión, la gente ni le respeta ni le obedece, estamos en la pendiente de una declinación de ese dirigente que terminará por sacarlo de la dirigencia sindical”, sostiene Camargo.
		El secretario ejecutivo de la CSUTCB, Felipe Quispe, aseguró que esperará que los militares y policías se retiren de los caminos para colocar allí una alfombra de piedras.
	www.bolivia.com /noticias/autonoticias/DetalleNoticia14887.asp (567 words)

	Bolivia.com - Felipe Quispe opta por el insulto en lugar del diálogo
		Desde su ingreso Quispe miró desafiante a las autoridades de Gobierno y murmuró “habían venido los kharas, pero faltan”, dijo segundos antes de sentarse en la segunda fila de sillas que estaban frente a la mesa central.
		Antes de seguir leyendo su propuesta Quispe pidió que el Ministro de Salud levante la mano y al notar la ausencia del Ministro de Gobierno, dispuso él sólo, sin consultar a nadie, de un cuarto intermedio.
		La postura de Quispe fue respaldada por los demás dirigentes que allí se encontraban, que esperaron a que se retirara para salir detrás de él.
	www.bolivia.com /noticias/AutoNoticias/DetalleNoticia17027.asp (614 words)

	Lideres indígenas no dan respiro a presidente boliviano \| terra
		29/oct/2003.- Quispe, quien encabezó los cortes de ruta que sirvieron de prólogo a las masivas marchas y cruentos enfrentamientos en varias ciudades que obligaron a la renuncia del ex presidente Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada, ahora exige que Mesa entregue gratuitamente a su sector 1,000 tractores.
		Quispe se presenta ahora como el autor de la caída de Sánchez de Lozada, aunque en verdad, los bloqueos que protagonizaba en dos carreteras del altiplano de La Paz languidecían cuando otros dirigentes indígenas, campesinos y obreros lanzaron sus propias protestas.
		Quispe, quien mantiene diferencias por el control de todo el sector con el otro líder del campesinado indígena, el diputado cocalero Evo Morales, concilió criterios con él para exigir la anulación de un proyecto de exportación de gas, que Mesa ha decidido someter a un referéndum.
	www.terra.com /noticias/articulo/html/act164618.htm (591 words)

	The Bolivian revolution has (re)started (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Felipe Quispe, the leader of the CSUTCB, has broadly developed, for his part, the indigenous aim of building a "Aymara Nation." As do Evo Morales and the MAS, although with a lesser emphasis, sustain indigenous and autonomist positions.
		Evo Morales y Felipe Quispe were the target of numerous criticisms.
		But even among those who were in agreement in their criticism of the electoralism of Quispe and Evo Morales, it was not possible to establish a common policy on the question of power in the face of the current crisis.
	po.org.ar /english/821art.htm (3560 words)

	"Partidización" quebró a la CSUTCB (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Las voces apuntan al MAS, al MIP y a Felipe Quispe, a quien acusan de haber actuado con prepotencia.
		Luego de la derrota electoral, Felipe Quispe piensa en retornar a las bases y aseguró que no buscará su reelección como ejecutivo de la CSUTCB porque prefiere retornar a su comunidad, Achacachi.
		Felipe Quispe ha demostrado que no tiene capacidad de convocatoria, ya no lo quieren en el campo, es un cadáver político”, aseguró Esteban.
	www.laprensa.com.bo /20060129/ciudad/ciudad01.htm (1738 words)

	Es;Jornada,Montemayor,Felipe Quispe and the EZLN,Dec 31
		Felipe Quispe reconoce que entre los pueblos indi'genas hay muchas cosas en comu'n, pero "nuestra forma de accionar en Me'xico, Ecuador, Guatemala, Peru', Chile, Bolivia y otras partes es diferente".
		Felipe Quispe da sus razones: "Los zapatistas tienen su forma de pensar y filosofar sobre la toma del poder.
		Pues bien, es posible que la instalacio'n de las juntas de buen gobierno en los caracoles zapatistas a los ojos de Felipe Quispe aparezca como un proceso de toma del poder poli'tico a partir de las comunidades mismas.
	www.eco.utexas.edu /~archive/chiapas95/2004.01/msg00014.html (1176 words)

	Trinicenter.com - Left Turns in South America: United Opposition to Neoliberalism in Bolivia?
		And while many of Felipe Quispe's supporters voted for Evo Morales, in practical terms the lowland coca growers and the highland Aymara were separated by an abyss that was widened by constant caudillo feuding between Quispe and Morales.
		Morales had not consulted Felipe Quispe, however, and broke a verbal agreement the two had made to blockade in April, after the harvest season had passed in the highlands.
		Felipe Quispe and the highland Aymara peasantry negotiated the provision of 500 tractors stipulated in the Island of the Sun Accords, while senior citizens broke off conversations with the government over law 2434 and the indexation of their retirement benefits to the dollar, declaring that they would march on La Paz in protest.
	www.trinicenter.com /modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=219&mode=thread&order=1&thold=5 (2930 words)

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