Current members of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly

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2020–2025 Term of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly

Asamblea Legislativa Plurinacional
Type
Type
HousesSenate
Chamber of Deputies
Leadership
President of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly (ex oficio as Vice President)
President of the Senate
President of the Chamber of Deputies
Freddy Mamani Laura
Structure
Seats166
36 Senators
130 Deputies
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Senate political groups
  •   MAS-IPSP (21)
  •   CC (11)
  •   Creemos (4)
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Chamber of Deputies political groups
Elections
Party-list proportional representation
Chamber of Deputies voting system
Additional Member System
Senate last election
 18 October 2020
Chamber of Deputies last election
 18 October 2020
Senate next election
 2025
Chamber of Deputies next election
 2025
Meeting place
Palacio de Congresos Bolivia.jpg
Website
https://web.archive.org/web/20050401025958/http://www.senado.bo/
http://www.diputados.bo

The 2020-2025 Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia is the third class of the Bolivian legislature, also known as the Plurinational Legislative Assembly, to go by that name. The Assembly is controlled in both houses by the governing Movement for Socialism (MAS-IPSP).

Contents

The Assembly was elected as part of general elections on 18 October 2020. After the votes were counted, the results were as follows:

Election results

Bolivie Chambre des deputes 2020.svg Bolivie Senat 2020.svg
PartyPresidential candidateVotes%Seats
Chamber+/– [lower-alpha 1] Senate+/– [lower-alpha 1]
Movement for Socialism Luis Arce 3,393,97855.1075+8210
Civic Community Carlos Mesa 1,775,94328.8339–1111–3
Creemos Luis Fernando Camacho 862,18414.0016New4New
Front For Victory Chi Hyun Chung 95,2451.550000
National Action Party of BoliviaFeliciano Mamani31,7700.520000
Total6,159,120100.001300360
Valid votes6,159,12094.99
Invalid/blank votes324,7735.01
Total votes6,483,893100.00
Registered voters/turnout7,332,92688.42
Source: OEP

Leadership

Plurinational Legislative Assembly

Chamber of Senators

Chamber of Deputies

Composition

Chamber of Senators

2020-2025 members of the Chamber of Senators: [1]

Primary SenatorDepartmentPartyAlternate Senator
Roberto Padilla Bedoya Chuquisaca MAS-IPSP Laura Miguelina Parraga León
Trinidad Rocha Robles Chuquisaca MAS-IPSP Germán Moscoso Arancibia
Silvia Gilma Salame Farjat Chuquisaca CC Jorge Antonio Zamora Tardio
Santiago Ticona Yupari Chuquisaca CC Sarai Betsabeth Reinaga La Madrid
Virginia Velasco Condori La Paz MAS-IPSP Hilarion Padilla Mamani
Felix Ajpi La Paz MAS-IPSP Yolanda María Ponce Condo
Simona Quispe Apaza La Paz MAS-IPSP Guido José Varela Mancilla
Cecilia Isabel Requena Zarate La Paz CC Porfirio Ovidio Menacho Tarquino
Leonardo Loza Cochabamba MAS-IPSP Lucy Sara Escobar Velasco
María Patricia Arce Guzmán Cochabamba MAS-IPSP Hermo Pérez
Andrónico Rodriguez Cochabamba MAS-IPSP Emiliana Dilma Cabrera
Andrea Bruna Barrientos Sahonero Cochabamba CC Luis Guillermo Silvestre Seoane Flores
Miguel Pérez Sandoval Oruro MAS-IPSP Mery Rosalia Choque Torrez
Lindaura Rasguido Mejia Oruro MAS-IPSP Gilmar Huarachi
Rubén Gutiérrez Carrizo Oruro MAS-IPSP Laura Marlene Lujan Condori
María Vania Rocha Muñoz Oruro CC Enrique Fernando Dehne Franco
Hilarión Mamani Navarro Potosí MAS-IPSP Elena Judith Aguilar Flores
Ana María Castillo Negrette Potosí MAS-IPSP Santos Ramos Socpaza
Pedro Benjamín Vargas Fernandez Potosí MAS-IPSP Hilda Vega Rocha
Daly Cristina Santa María Aguirre Potosí CC Pedro Lagrava Burgoa
Rodrigo Paz Pereira Tarija CC Elizabet Zoya Zamora Arce
Nely Verónica Gallo Soruco Tarija CC Javier Franz Martinez Espinoza
Gladys Valentina Alarcon Farfan Tarija MAS-IPSP Luis Edgar Casso Vaca
Miguel Ángel Rejas Vargas Tarija MAS-IPSP Natividad Aramayo Paredes
Centa Lothy Rek López Santa Cruz Creemos Zvonko Matkovic Ribera
Henry Omar Montero Mendoza Santa Cruz Creemos Paola Andrea Fernandez Rea
Soledad Flores Velasquez Santa Cruz MAS-IPSP William Torrez Tordoya
Isidoro Quispe Huanca Santa Cruz MAS-IPSP María Muñoz Rodriguez
Cecilia Moyoviri Moye Beni CC Fernando Alfonso Vaca Suarez
Walter Jesús Justiniano Martínez Beni CC Neila Velarde Salas
María Roxana Nacif Barboza Beni MAS-IPSP Misdrael Mamani Arenas
Claudia Elena Eguez Algarañaz Beni Creemos Javier Villavicencio
Eva Luz Humerez Alvez Pando MAS-IPSP Ermenegildo Llavera Chusgo
Luis Adolfo Flores Roberts Pando MAS-IPSP Paula Paxi Suxo
Julio Diego Romaña Galindo Pando Creemos Dulce María Araujo Dominguez
Corina Ferreira Dominguez Pando CC Walter Buitrago Moscoso

Chamber of Deputies

Commissions

The Chamber of Deputies has twelve legislative commissions (Spanish : comisión legislative), whose leadership is chosen annually. [2]

  • Constitution, Legislation and Electoral System Commission
    • Constitutional Development and Legislation Committee
    • Democracy and Electoral System Committee
    • Constitutional Control and Legislative Harmonization Committee
  • Plural Justice, Public Ministry and Legal Defense of the State Commission
    • Ordinary Jurisdiction and Judicial Council Committee
    • Indigenous Rural Native Jurisdiction Committee
    • Public Ministry and Legal Defense of the State Committee
  • Planning, Economic Policy and Finance Commission
    • Planning and Public Investment Committee
    • Budget, Tax Policy and Comptroller Committee
    • Financial, Monetary and Insurance Policy Committee
    • Science and Technology Committee
  • Plural Economy, Production and Industry Commission
    • Mining and Metallurgy Committee
    • Energy and Hydrocarbons Committee
    • Industry, Commerce, Transport and Tourism Committee
    • Agriculture and Livestock Committee
    • Cooperative Community and Social Economy Committee
  • Territorial Organization of the State and Autonomies Commission
    • Indigenous Rural Native Autonomies Committee
    • Departmental Autonomies Committee
    • Municipal and Regional Autonomies Committee
  • Rural Indigenous Nations and Peoples, Cultures and Interculturality Commission
    • Rural Indigenous Nations and Peoples Committee
    • Coca Leaf Committee
    • Culture, Interculturality and Cultural Heritage Committee
  • Education and Health Commission
    • Education Committee
    • Health, Sports and Recreation Committee
  • Human Rights Commission
    • Gender Rights Committee
    • Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Committee
  • Social Policy Commission
    • Labor and Labor Regime Committee
    • Social Security and Social Protection Committee
    • Habitat, Housing and Basic Services Committee
  • Government, Defense and Armed Forces Commission
    • Bolivian Government and Police Committee
    • Civic Security Committee
    • Defense, Armed Forces, Border and Civil Defense Committee
    • Fight Against Drug Trafficking Committee
  • International Policy and Migrant Protection Commission
    • International Policy, Migrant Protection and International Organizations Committee
    • International Economic Relations Committee
  • Amazon Region, Land, Territory, Water, Natural Resources and Environment Commission
    • Natural Resources and Water Committee
    • Amazon Region, Land and Territory Committee
    • Environment, Climate Change, Protected Areas and Natural Resources Committee

Members

2020-2025 members of the Chamber of Deputies:

Primary DeputyDepartmentConstituencyPartyAlternate Deputy
Walter Pablo Arizaga Ruiz Chuquisaca 1 - CHQ CC Delia Arancibia Yucra
Lily Gladys Fernandez Vargas Chuquisaca 2 - CHQ CC Fernando Gonzalo Morales León
Jorge Yucra Zarate Chuquisaca 3 - CHQ MAS-IPSP Josefina Maturano Trigo
Lidia Limón Solis Chuquisaca 4 - CHQ MAS-IPSP Juan Yamil Flores Lazo
Adán Palacios Puma Chuquisaca 5 - CHQ MAS-IPSP Crecencia Saldaña Acosta
Blanca Magaly Lopez Sandova Chuquisaca List - CHQ MAS-IPSP Alex Gustavo Cuellar Vildoso
Gustavo Vega Piña Chuquisaca List - CHQ MAS-IPSP Yolanda Yharsina Rengifo Mur
Pamela Soraya Alurralde Barea Chuquisaca List - CHQ CC William Marcelo Solis Valencia
Erick Marcelo Pedrazas López Chuquisaca List - CHQ CC Linda Leslie Vega Vallejos
Marlene Fernández Mejías Chuquisaca List - CHQ CC Yver Padilla Rosado
Alberto Vladimir Astorga Torrez La Paz 6 - LPZ CC Rosario Ninon Torrez Rocha
Miguel Antonio Roca Sanchez La Paz 7 - LPZ CC Elizabeth Mercedes Mamani Antezana
Ingvar Ellefsen Dotzauer La Paz 8 - LPZ CC María Elena Reque Ascimani
Ramiro Venegas Calderon La Paz 9 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Ana María Mendoza Aguilar
María Alanoca Tinta La Paz 10 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Zacarías Laura Tancara
Ignacio Renán Cabezas Veizan La Paz 11 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Juana Amanda Iriarte Arze
Sabina Hilda Condori Calle La Paz 12 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Sandro Deciderio Ramirez Ríos
Felix Mayta Larico La Paz 13 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Juana Fanny Mamani Rivera
Hernán Isaías Duran Lazo La Paz 14 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Martha Viviana Ramos Pucho
Zulay Mamani Apaza La Paz 15 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Juan David Vargas Condori
Andrés Flores Condori La Paz 16 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Celia Quispe Guasco
Gladys Quispe Chura La Paz 17 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Lino Constancio Sillo Paco
Basilia Rojas Mamani La Paz 18 - LPZ MAS-IPSP Lucho Quispe Chino
Pasceza Francisca Quispe Mamani La Paz 19 - LPZ MAS-IPSP José Rengel Terrazas
Freddy Mamani Laura La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Persida Trifena Abi Guaygua Tola
Bertha Beatriz Acarapi La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Juanito Angulo Huampo
Freddy Lopez Choque La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Virginia Alanoca Condori
Betty Beatriz Yañiquez Lozano La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Idelfonso Canaza Kapajeique
Froilán Mamani Choque La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Nely Leticia Nesta Chavez
Gloria Magdalena Callizaya Rodriguez La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Oscar Odon Guisbely Limachi
Freddy Velasquez Aparicio La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Olimpia Armendia Alejo Ali
Griselda Soledad Perez Alberto La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Richard Muchia Graneros
Omar Al Yabhat Yujra Santos La Paz List - LPZ MAS-IPSP Maribela Vilela Lipa Aruquipa
Carlos Silvestre Alarcon Mondonio La Paz List - LPZ CC Krupskaya Adhair Oña Sanchez
María Elena Pachacute Ticona La Paz List - LPZ CC José Manuel Ormachea Mendieta
Walter Villagra Romay La Paz List - LPZ CC Roxana Vidales Mostajo
Gabriela Verónica Ferrel Parrado La Paz List - LPZ CC Alejandro Jorge Reyes Careaga
Gustavo Adolfo Aliaga Palma La Paz List - LPZ CC Jhenny Jhaneth Condori Callisaya
Verónica Challco Tapia La Paz Special - LPZ MAS-IPSP Johnson Jimenez Cobo
Cesar Augusto Virguetti Pinto Cochabamba 20 - CBB CC Mayra Ingrid Zalles Trigo
Santos Mamani Espinoza Cochabamba 21 - CBB MAS-IPSP Cintia Castro Quispe
Olivia Guachalla Yupanqui Cochabamba 22 - CBB MAS-IPSP Damián Laime Parada
Dora Lizeth Morales Rios Cochabamba 23 - CBB MAS-IPSP Grobert Nogales Grageda
Gualberto Arispe Maita Cochabamba 24 - CBB MAS-IPSP Celida Condori Veizaga
Héctor Arce Rodriguez Cochabamba 25 - CBB MAS-IPSP María Lizbeth Vargas Flores
María Cristina Choque Gutiérrez Cochabamba 26 - CBB MAS-IPSP Juan Zurita Escalera
Rosario García Onofre Cochabamba 27 - CBB MAS-IPSP Vicente Condori Miranda
Pascual Pacífico Choque Gallego Cochabamba 28 - CBB MAS-IPSP Overlinda Camacho García
Magaly Lourdes Gomez Aranibar Cochabamba List - CBB MAS-IPSP Bernardo Poca Terrazas
José Luis Flores Colquillo Cochabamba List - CBB MAS-IPSP Pamela Evelyn Terrazas Escobar
Felicia Alejo Hidalgo Cochabamba List - CBB MAS-IPSP Cecilio Alanes Cruz
Jhonny Pardo Ramirez Cochabamba List - CBB MAS-IPSP Eva Salazar Orellana
Toribia Lero Quispe Cochabamba List - CBB CC George Fernando Komadina Rimassa
Saúl Octavio Lara Torrico Cochabamba List - CBB CC Ana María Saavedra Terán
Samantha Andrea Kersim Nogales Arispe Cochabamba List - CBB CC Jorge Pinto Fernandez
José Maldonado Gemio Cochabamba List - CBB CC Doris Claudia Torrez Antezana
Alejandra Camargo Tanabe Cochabamba List - CBB CC Rory Crismar Ordoñez Choque
Gildo Leodan Hinojosa Soria Cochabamba Special - CBB MAS-IPSP Faviola Guaguasu Iguasu
Miriam Martínez Michaga Oruro 29 - ORU MAS-IPSP Román Mollo Chavez
Juan José Jauregui Ururi Oruro 30 - ORU MAS-IPSP Madain Ibone Paco Herrera
Celia Salazar Quispe Oruro 31 - ORU MAS-IPSP Omar Patricio Sanchez Soto
Quintín Villalón Garnica Oruro 32 - ORU MAS-IPSP Jhenny Marlen Choquilla Quispe
Lily Bernabe Colque Oruro List - ORU MAS-IPSP Elías Choque Ayca
Enrique Fernando Urquidi Daza Oruro List - ORU CC Lucía Condori Cerro
Mariel Carola Peñaloza Lema Oruro List - ORU CC Orlando Esteban Valdez Lopez
Ronald Huanca Lopez Oruro List - ORU CC Tania Bacilia Cayoja Alcon
Honorio Chino Mamani Oruro Special - ORU MAS-IPSP María Choque Chachaque
Juan José Torrez Flores Potosí 33 - PTS CC Mery Mamani Coronado
Mónica Sofía Torres Campuzano Potosí 34 - PTS CC Ernesto Cardenas Paz
Pedro Francisco Coro Potosí 35 - PTS MAS-IPSP Cipriana Guerrero Requelme
Adriana Tarifa Condori Potosí 36 - PTS MAS-IPSP Dionicio Quispe López
Higinio Farfán Aban Potosí 37 - PTS MAS-IPSP Abad Farfan Mamani
Gladys Chumacero Vasquez Potosí 38 - PTS MAS-IPSP Luis Yapura Choque
Israel Huaytari Martínez Potosí 39 - PTS MAS-IPSP Casilda Cuellar Mendoza
Elsa Ali Ramos Potosí List - PTS MAS-IPSP Abelardo Colque Vicente
Gabriel Antonio Colque Potosí List - PTS MAS-IPSP Teodocia Benavidez Condori
Celia Nancy Rivera Mamani Potosí List - PTS MAS-IPSP Ismael Liquitaya Santos
José Guillermo Benavides Ramos Potosí List - PTS CC Lissa Amanda Claros Lora
Marina Morales Cardenas Potosí List - PTS CC Huascar Gonzalo Borjes Michovich
Juan Pardo Guevara Potosí List - PTS CC Rosario Verónica Sanjines López
Edwin Rosas Urzagaste Tarija 40 - TRJ CC Luciana Michelle Campero Chavez
Mariela Baldivieso Castillo Tarija 41 - TRJ CC Herlan Aldana Estrada
Delfor German Burgos Aguirre Tarija 42 - TRJ MAS-IPSP Mariela Estela Quispe Donaire
Lidia Tupa Zelaya Tarija 43 - TRJ MAS-IPSP Eloy Maraz Castillo
María Elena Ortega Tarija List - TRJ CC Adrián Vega Gandarillas
José Luis Porcel Marquina Tarija List - TRJ CC Susana Esther Sánchez Gareca
Juan José Huanca Mamani Tarija List - TRJ MAS-IPSP Viviana Lily Aparicio Romero
Alexsandra Zenteno Cardozo Tarija List - TRJ MAS-IPSP Bryan Zalles Mamani
Darlen Isabel Velasco Torrez Tarija Special - TRJ MAS-IPSP Josué Ayala Sánchez
Walthy Mauricio Eguez Paz Santa Cruz 44 - SCZ Creemos Jenniffer Torrico Roda
José Carlos Gutiérrez Vargas Santa Cruz 45 - SCZ Creemos Ericka Chavez Aguilera
Alba Moira Osinaga Rivero Santa Cruz 46 - SCZ Creemos José Luis Duran Guzman
Rosa Tatiana Añez Carrasco Santa Cruz 47 - SCZ Creemos Henry Gutierrez Farell
Omar Jesus Rueda Gutiérrez Santa Cruz 48 - SCZ Creemos Haidy Eliana Muñoz
Patricio Mendoza Chumpe Santa Cruz 49 - SCZ MAS-IPSP Amalia Antonio Sarabia
Oscar Charles Michel Flores Santa Cruz 50 - SCZ Creemos Roxana Alvarez Taborga
Runy Elvio Callau Monasterio Santa Cruz 51 - SCZ Creemos Verónica Aguilera Salazar
Deisy Judith Choque Arnez Santa Cruz 52 - SCZ MAS-IPSP Samuel Mamani Sanchez
Tania Rosmery Paniagua Mafaile Santa Cruz 53 - SCZ MAS-IPSP José Agapito Nogales Anzaldo
María René Ávarez Camacho Santa Cruz 54 - SCZ Creemos Jorge Edwin Saucedo Abdalla
Hernán Hinojosa Rojas Santa Cruz 55 - SCZ MAS-IPSP María Goreti Jaldin Salazar
Vicente Condori Rodriguez Santa Cruz 56 - SCZ MAS-IPSP María Daniela Arispe Pozo
Danny Daniel Rojas Montes De Oca Santa Cruz 57 - SCZ MAS-IPSP Faustina Coa Reynaga
Marioly A. Daisy Morón Osinaga Santa Cruz List - SCZ Creemos Caleb Villarroel Salvatierra
Erwin Bazán Gutiérrez Santa Cruz List - SCZ Creemos Laura Rojas Ayala
María Khaline Moreno Cárdenas Santa Cruz List - SCZ Creemos Andrés Richard Ribera Salas
Tito Caero Vargas Santa Cruz List - SCZ Creemos Fabiola Anouck Guachalla Roca
Sandra Paz Méndez Santa Cruz List - SCZ Creemos Andrés Ignacio Romero Rodriguez
Estefania Morales Laura Santa Cruz List - SCZ MAS-IPSP Rolando Américo Enríquez Cuellar
Jerges Mercado Suárez Santa Cruz List - SCZ MAS-IPSP Cinda Luana Nolasco Juchani
Alina Canaviri Sullcani Santa Cruz List - SCZ MAS-IPSP Valuis Dario Sequeli Socaño
Anyelo Gerardo Cespedes Miranda Santa Cruz List - SCZ MAS-IPSP Ninoska Liliana Morales Flores
Laura Luisa Nayar Sosa Santa Cruz List - SCZ CC Jairo Jesus Guiteras Tobias
Daniel Prieto Tomelitch Santa Cruz List - SCZ CC María José Salazar Oroza
Senaida Rojas Banegas Santa Cruz List - SCZ CC Iván Luis Canaviri Collarana
Aldo Raúl Terrazas Rivero Santa Cruz List - SCZ CC Solimar Carmen Veizaga Rocha
Anyelo Gerardo Cespedes Miranda Santa Cruz Special - SCZ MAS-IPSP Ninoska Liliana Morales Flores
Fernando Llapiz Hoentsch Beni 58 - BNI Creemos Mariel Denise Marin Morales
Aleida Joseff Tellez Beni 59 - BNI MAS-IPSP Santos Cori Perca
Keyla Ortiz Dorado Beni 60 - BNI CC Herbert Taboada Perez
Leonardo Fabian Ayala Soria Beni 61 - BNI Creemos N/A
Janira Roman Matijasevic Beni List - BNI CC Genghis Kan Justiniano
Oscar Alberto Balderas Montaño Beni List - BNI CC Yessica Prisila Dantes Escalante
Sarah Vania Crespo Arze Beni List - BNI MAS-IPSP Roque Jonathan Mapaquine Rivarola
Enrique Cunai Cayuba Beni Special - BNI MAS-IPSP Fatima Achipa Vaca
María José Rodriguez Galvez Pando 62 - PND MAS-IPSP Kemer Quiroga Ojopi
Roy Suarez Medina Pando 63 - PND MAS-IPSP Ariana Gonzales Aguirre
Sergio Maniguary Moura Pando List - PND Creemos Deisy Deibi Maita Rueda
Sebastián Divico Muchairo Pando List - PND CC Raquel Rodriguez Chavez
Tacni Elvis Mendoza Mendoza Pando Special - PND MAS-IPSP Javier Alejandro Machuqui Mamio

Notes

  1. 1 2 Compared to the annulled 2019 elections.

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References

  1. ↑ OEP: Publicación de resultados: Elecciones Generales 2020 (in Spanish).
  2. ↑ "Legislators by Commission and Committee" (in Spanish).
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