Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-17T14:20:06Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 JorissaDNA_DISSERT.pdf: 748501 bytes, checksum: d9c39c04628903b39f6b496588542d7a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-04-11 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior / This work aims to analyze the interpretations about Evo Morales' government in Bolivia. For such, it proposes a theoretical reclaim of Marxism in Latin America, as well as of Bolivian political history since the 1952 Revolution, going through the crisis in Pacted Democracy intensified in the five-year conjuncture of struggles started in 2000 up to the election and reelection of Morales. It departs from an empirical prior conjecture taken from a qualitative analysis and a broad literature review to analyze the different interpretations of the Bolivian political process from Marxist theoretical matrices. After this historical recovery and this reading of contemporary Bolivia, it concludes with a consideration about the formation of a possible new block of power in the country, with the retaking of nationalism and Indianism as revolutionary reasons / Este trabalho tem como foco a an?lise das interpreta??es do governo de Evo Morales, na Bol?via. Para tanto, prop?e uma retomada te?rica do marxismo na Am?rica Latina, bem como da hist?ria pol?tica boliviana desde a revolu??o de 1952, passando pela crise da democracia pactuada intensificada no quinqu?nio de lutas iniciado no ano 2000 at? a elei??o e reelei??o de Morales. Partimos, ent?o, de um pressuposto emp?rico a partir de um exame qualitativo e de uma ampla revis?o bibliogr?fica para analisar as diferentes interpreta??es do processo pol?tico boliviano por matrizes te?ricas de origem marxista. Feito esse resgate hist?rico e esta leitura da Bol?via contempor?nea, conclu?mos problematizando sobre a poss?vel forma??o de um novo bloco no poder no pa?s, com a retomada do nacionalismo e do indigenismo como raz?es revolucion?rias