MUSEUM OF NATIONAL REVOLUTION
Museum dedicated to the Bolivian revolution in 1952, the nationalization of mines, agrarian reform, the Chaco war and more
A stroll along the Plaza Villarroel will take you to the museum, dedicated to the Bolivian revolution of April 9, 1952, which saw the nationalization of mines, land reform, the Chaco war and other military dictatorships. The establishment preserves murals that Unesco took under its protection following the 1980 coup d'état. Don't miss the work by Miguel Alandia Pantoja, a fervent opponent of the dictatorship, entitled El Triunfo de la Revolución.
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