More than 20,000 Bolivian farmers unite against government efforts to eradicate coca crops, led by Evo Morales during a critical socio-political struggle.
Synopsis
More than 20,000 Bolivian farmers unite against government efforts to eradicate coca crops, led by Evo Morales during a critical socio-political struggle.
Synopsis
Evo Morales stands at the forefront of a movement in Bolivia's coca-growing regions. Farmers unite against government efforts to eliminate coca crops, driven by U.S. policies. The documentary captures their struggles for survival and cultural identity. It features interviews with farmers and footage from protests, illustrating the conflict between local communities and the Bolivian government. Cocalero presents a detailed account of the socio-political tensions in Bolivia during the early 2000s, as farmers fight for their rights and livelihoods.
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Why Watch
- Meet Evo Morales and learn about his role in Bolivia.
- See the impact of U.S. policies on local farmers.
- Find out how farmers fight for their cultural heritage.
Did You Know
- Evo Morales is a prominent figure in the farmers' movement.
- The film has a duration of 86 minutes.
- Cocalero was produced in two countries: Argentina and Bolivia.
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Who is the central figure in the Cocalero documentary?
Evo Morales is the central figure representing the farmers' plight in the documentary.
What is the main focus of the Cocalero documentary?
Cocalero focuses on the Bolivian farmers' union that emerges in response to the government's efforts to eradicate coca crops.
What year was the Cocalero documentary released?
Cocalero was released in 2007.
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