InstitutionClaim Cited
Charagua Iyambae
Guaraní capitanías and urban zones converted Bolivia's former municipality of Charagua into the country's first Indigenous autonomous government, placing assemblies above legislative and executive organs while negotiating plural populations, state rules, territorial scale, and public administration.
How can an Indigenous nation exercise self-government through its own institutions while governing a large, internally plural territory inside a plurinational state?