 And there have been protests intensifying over the economy's precipitous decline from what had been one of the continent's fastest growing two decades ago. Let's talk about this with someone who studied in some depth, Monica de Bol, who's a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington. Monica, thank you for being with us. How bad is the economy in Bolivia at the moment? Is it the kind of thing that might lead to the kind of pressure that would change its politics?