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The history of the Bolivian indigenous peoples was marked by the struggle in the face of the strength of the colonizer, continuing after independence in the face of the perpetuation of the coloniality of power. During the 20th century, different state programs attempted to solve the “Indian problem”. However, the strength of state programs was not sufficient to block the resurgence of the ethnic movement from 1970 onwards and its struggle for rights. In this context, the article analyzes the formation of Bolivian ethnic movements and their relationship with law as a tool for emancipation.

MOVIMENTOS ÉTNICOS BOLIVIANOS E SUA LUTA PELO RECONHECIMENTO DE PRINCÍPIOS INDÍGENAS NO DIREITO ESTATAL