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Considerable resentment existed against the central government, which allegedly did very little to build roads or integrate the Beni into the economy and political life of
Bolivia. These attitudes persisted although Beni residents benefited greatly by the Agrarian Reform instituted following the 1952 Revolution, with many citizens gaining ownership of significant tracts of land. Most of these turned to cattle ranching. The absence of a reliable road linking the department to the main centers of power in the country (owing to the difficult terrain) continued to contribute to the Benianos' perception of isolation, as did a downturn in the cattle industry. As a result, both the white/mestizo population and departmental authorities supported the Santa Cruz-led effort to federalize the country and devolve powers to the departments at the expense of the central government. Considerable social unrest took place in 2007 and 2008, leading some to consider separatism as plausible.
798:(the hills), a culture that constructed over 20,000 man-made artificial hills, all interconnected by thousands of square kilometers of aqueducts, channels, embankments, artificial lakes and lagoons, as well as terraces. Between about 4000 BC (and probably earlier as this date is taken from ceramics that have been carbon dated) and the 13th century AD this region was settled by sophisticated and organized groups of human societies. Their civil structures were based, both environmentally and economically, on the use of specific environmental characteristics (such as the use of aquatic plants as fertilizer, and enormous fishing systems they constructed). Miles of these channels and man-made earthworks are visible from the air when flying over Beni.
1252:(notably the grassland Moxos Plain to the south, closer to the Andean reaches). Much of Beni is at about 155 meters above sea level. Although most of the department is flat, along the border with La Paz there are two sierra chains called Eva Eva and Pelado. Beni is criss-crossed by numerous rivers, all of which are Amazon tributaries. The largest of these are the Iténez (also known as Guaporé), Mamoré, Madre de Dios, Madera, Yata, Ivón, Machupo, Itonama, Baures, San Martín, San Miguel, San Simón, Negro, Sécure, Yacuma, Maniquí, Ibare and Apere, all of which are navigable. Beni also has numerous lakes and lagoons. The most important of these are:
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571:, which are believed by researchers to have been built by ancient inhabitants. The earthwork mounds provide raised living areas and enable the growth of trees that could not survive otherwise in the frequently flooded lowland area. In the 21st century, archeologists and anthropologists such as Americans Clark Erickson and William Balée, respectively, believe these earthwork structures are evidence of a large and sophisticated indigenous civilization that flourished for thousands of years before European colonization.
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848:. As a measure of its success, it had one of the best-equipped hospitals in Bolivia at the end of the 19th century. But these enormous rubber plantations all but disappeared by the end of the Second World War, as developers had been cultivating rubber introduced to plantations of Southeast Asia and Africa. Today many of the properties have been converted to cattle ranches. Only some small rubber producers still use the river to transport their production.
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crops and exports), soybeans, bananas, maracuya, guayaba, papaya, and many other citrus fruits. Coffee is also grown extensively. Beni is also the second
Bolivia's largest cattle-ranching region. Official estimates calculate there are anywhere between 2 and 2.5 million heads of cattle throughout the year. Most of these are turned out to pasture and thus are naturally fed.
869:. As of 2011 Beni had an interim governor, Haysen Ribera Leigue, who was selected by the Departmental Legislative Assembly on 16 December 2011. Governor Ernesto Suárez Sattori, who was elected on 4 April 2010, was suspended following his indictment for irregular expenditures related to a power plant in
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The
December 2011 suspension of Governor Ernesto Suarez was backed by 15 votes, including the MAS and MNR delegations, and two indigenous or campesino representatives. Two members of the assembly were also indicted simultaneously and replaced by their alternates: Sonia Suárez Araúz (MNR) was replaced
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The majority of the population in Beni is mestizo. The white/mestizo
Benianos have traditionally been mistrustful, and often somewhat contemptuous, of Andean culture. They identify as being lighter skinned and of more Spanish ancestry than the Quechua and Aymara-speaking populations of the highlands.
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The first
European settlers in this area were Spanish Jesuit missionaries during the 18th century, sent to convert the native inhabitants, chiefly in the southern half of the department. The religious origins of many of the Beni's towns can be attested to by the centrality of the local church in most
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Between the 19th and 20th centuries northern Beni became
Bolivia's rubber capital. The abundance of rubber trees attracted many people to the region, many of them adventurers and workers (many of whom were indigenous) to work in the huge rubber plantations that arose. The worldwide demand for rubber
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Because of its climate and rich soils, the department is
Bolivia's second largest agricultural center after Santa Cruz. There are extensive fields of corn, yucca (manioc), sunflowers, rice, and many tropical fruits such as cacao (from which chocolate is made), Brazil nuts (one of the regions main
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Although Beni is rich in natural resources, the poverty level of its inhabitants is high, mainly as a result of centuries of exploitation of native populations by
European-descended elites. The main economic activities are agriculture, timber, and cattle. In addition, an
1139:. In alliance with the indigenous and peasant representatives, the MAS-IPSP controls the presidency of the Assembly. The three MNR representatives and their alternates were derecognized by the national party in 2010 when they backed MAS-IPSP policies and leadership.
524:, in the lowlands region of the country. It is the second-largest department in the country (after Santa Cruz), covering 213,564 square kilometers (82,458 sq mi), and it was created by supreme decree on November 18, 1842, during the administration of General
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Though the Beni lies in the southern reaches of the Amazon Basin, an area renowned for tropical disease, the population has fewer health problems than in the Andes Region, especially those related to malnutrition.
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Beni is hot and humid during most of the year with an annual rainfall average between 1,000–4,000 mm (39–157 in). It is one of the wettest regions in
Bolivia, with more wetlands than the better-known
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When the
Spanish arrived, the region had already been in decline for about three hundred years. However, this is where many products that are now used worldwide originated in native cultivation: among them
1328:. During the winter (June and July) the weather can be cool and winds blowing northward from the South Pole and Argentina's Patagonia region can cause temperatures to drop quite drastically very quickly.
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The Beniano diet consists largely of rice, bananas, beef, and fish. Some popular dishes include Majao, Masaco, and others, many featuring cured/salted meats.
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by Juan Carlos Herrera; and Carlos Navia Ribera (MAS-IPSP) was replaced by Tatiana Paniagua Zabala. The interim governor was also a member of the Assembly.
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MNR members of the Departmental Legislative Assembly, including Ribera, have been derecognized by the party since joining the MAS majority in 2010.
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of the communities, and in the very names of the towns: Trinidad, Santa Ana, San Borja, Reyes, etc. Today, the Beni region is the seat of the
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rose with industrialization and the use of automotive vehicles. For decades this was one of the most active, dynamic regions of Bolivia.
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Under the 2009 Constitution, each Bolivian department has an elected Departmental Legislative Assembly. The
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With a population of 425,780, according to the 2012 censeus, Beni is the second least-populated of the nine
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In the region's many rivers over 400 species of fish have been found. Trinidad has an entire museum, the
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on 20 January 2013. The current governor, Alejandro Unzueta of the MTS was elected on 7 March 2021.
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The importance of cattle ranching is prominent in the regional culture. Cowboys, or "
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was an important center for rubber exports as it is located along the shores of the
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were held 4 April 2010. The leading party in the twenty-eight member assembly is
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First elected prefect. Elected in Bolivian general election, December 2005
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The inhabitants (Benianos) are mostly descendants of Cruceños (people from
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laboratories hidden behind the façade of remote cattle ranches.
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The Beni region is wide and flat, featuring many large
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1368:Population
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1077:3 May 2021
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1001:Beni First
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956:Elected in
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700:Phabricator
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2541:Cochabamba
2536:Chuquisaca
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2417:San Javier
2412:San Javier
2381:San Andrés
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1779:References
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1666:4,115,751
1655:2,739,407
1622:6,821,626
1585:1,525,321
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1396:San Javier
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1123:Beni First
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852:Government
846:Beni River
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1772:Yuracaré
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1376:Capital
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1285:Capybara
1174:MAS-IPSP
1167:Senators
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584:vaqueros
544:, after
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320:(19.44%)
270:Trinidad
217:Anthem:
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2040:Oxígeno
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1615:Spanish
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1545:Spanish
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1266:Bolivia
1258:Rogagua
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912:PODEMOS
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816:cassava
808:peanuts
804:tobacco
764:removed
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374:Spanish
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266:Capital
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2561:Potosí
2546:La Paz
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2304:Loreto
2261:Baures
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1234:La Paz
1226:Brazil
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892:Party
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565:mounds
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