Cocalero

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07/10/2011 Interesante coom documento historico e informativo pero solo muestra la parte "positiva" de Evo sin cuestionar para nada su carrera. Imagino que ese era el compromiso para dejarse filmar por lo que el documental queda solo como algo intersante de las cosas que uno puede ver en NatGeo o en Discovery. See more 07/10/2011 Interesante coom documento historico e informativo pero solo muestra la parte "positiva" de Evo sin cuestionar para nada su carrera. Imagino que ese era el compromiso para dejarse filmar por lo que el documental queda solo como algo intersante de las cosas que uno puede ver en NatGeo o en Discovery. See more 02/26/2011 Documental acerca de la campaña presidencial de Evo Morales en Bolivia. See more 11/22/2010 It was so boring. Although the title is Cocalero, if youre expecting a look at the cocaleros role in the economy of Bolivia, you'll be disappointed and misled. Title should be Evo's Campaign. It only showed Evo Morales living the life of a regular citizen. See more 10/31/2010 I wanted to know more about Evo Morales after watching him knee an opponent in the groin on the pitch--my first impression was not a positive indication of this politician's ethics. I got a different perspective in this film; though not a vanity piece, I did see his dedication to the coca unions and the indigenous people of Bolivia. My favorite part was an interview with an elderly man when he said, "The coca fields have a story. We did not turn our coca fields in a drug; the US turned it into a drug. We are innocent. They have come and made drugs out of our sacred leaf. And they are the ones who use it. They are the ones who demand it. We can control the situation ourselves without the US military intervention. . .we can apply our community justice. See more 03/22/2010 A very human look at the candidacy and election of the first ever indigenous president of Bolivia. The documentary follows the campaign of Evo Morales starting two months out from election day shining a light on the issues of coca farming, indigenous rights and freedom from the heavy hand of the big uncle to the north. A moving and very personal account with no desire to preach at you, only to show you the power honesty, integrity and courage can have to change the world. See more Read all reviews

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