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The United Left (Spanish: Izquierda Unida, abbreviated IU) was a political coalition in Bolivia. IU was launched ahead of the 1989 national elections, as a successor of the (FPU). At the time of its founding IU consisted of eight parties, including the Revolutionary Left Movement - Free Bolivia (MIR-BL), the Communist Party of Bolivia (PCB), the Socialist Party-1 (PS-1), the (ECP), the (MAS-U) and FOM. The coalition fell apart ahead of the municipal elections in December 1989, in which the different parties contested separately. IU was later revived, without MIR-BL in its fold.

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rdfs:comment	The United Left (Spanish: Izquierda Unida, abbreviated IU) was a political coalition in Bolivia. IU was launched ahead of the 1989 national elections, as a successor of the (FPU). At the time of its founding IU consisted of eight parties, including the Revolutionary Left Movement - Free Bolivia (MIR-BL), the Communist Party of Bolivia (PCB), the Socialist Party-1 (PS-1), the (ECP), the (MAS-U) and FOM. The coalition fell apart ahead of the municipal elections in December 1989, in which the different parties contested separately. IU was later revived, without MIR-BL in its fold. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Potosí Department Román Loayza Caero Bolivia Defunct political party alliances in Bolivia Political parties with year of disestablishment missing Political parties with year of establishment missing Communist Party of Bolivia Chuquisaca Department Cochabamba Department Free Bolivia Movement 1997 Bolivian general election Defunct left-wing political party alliances United fronts Trade union Evo Morales Proportional representation La Paz Department, Bolivia Alejo Véliz Assembly for the Sovereignty of the Peoples Socialist parties in Bolivia Socialist Party-1 Néstor Guzmán Villarroel Chapare province Central Obrera Boliviana dbr:United_People's_Front_(Bolivia) 1989 Bolivian presidential election National Congress of Bolivia dbr:Axis_of_Patriotic_Convergence dbr:Movement_for_Socialist-Unzaguist dbr:Félix_Sanchéz_Veizaga
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has abstract	The United Left (Spanish: Izquierda Unida, abbreviated IU) was a political coalition in Bolivia. IU was launched ahead of the 1989 national elections, as a successor of the (FPU). At the time of its founding IU consisted of eight parties, including the Revolutionary Left Movement - Free Bolivia (MIR-BL), the Communist Party of Bolivia (PCB), the Socialist Party-1 (PS-1), the (ECP), the (MAS-U) and FOM. The candidate of IU for president in 1989 was the MIR-BL leader Antonio Aranibar. The vice presidential candidate of the coalition was Walter Delgadillo, ex-general secretary of the Central Obrera Boliviana trade union confederation. The Aranibar-Delgadillo ticket obtained 113,509 votes (7.2% of the national vote). IU won ten seats in the Chamber of Deputies but no seats in the Senate. Three IU parliamentarians were elected from Cochabamba Department, Chuquisaca Department and Potosí Department, and one parliamentarian was elected from La Paz Department. The coalition fell apart ahead of the municipal elections in December 1989, in which the different parties contested separately. IU was later revived, without MIR-BL in its fold. By 1997 IU was largely moribund. However, ahead of the 1997 national elections candidates from the Assembly for the Sovereignty of the Peoples (ASP) of Alejo Véliz and Evo Morales were included on the lists of IU. ASP had unsuccessfully sought registration as a political party prior to the alliance with IU. Véliz was the presidential candidate for IU as well as being a candidate for parliament (on the proportional representation list). Four ASP members were elected to the Chamber of Deputies as IU candidates (all from the Chapare province of Cochabamba Department); Evo Morales, Román Loayza Caero, and Néstor Guzmán Villarroel. (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Bolivian National Congress, 1989–1993 Bolivian National Congress, 1997–2002 1989 Bolivian general election 1993 Bolivian general election 1991 Bolivian municipal elections Movement for Socialism 1997 Bolivian general election Katarist United Liberation Front Evo Morales Assembly for the Sovereignty of the Peoples Socialist Party-1 Socialist Party (Bolivia, 1971) Néstor Guzmán Villarroel United Left United Left (Bolivia, 1985) Román Loayza
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