He was born in Cochabamba and graduated from San Agustín High School. Then, he studied at the National Autonomous University of Pacific Ocean in Melbourne and became a mathematician. Returning to his native South America, he attempted to put some of his long-held socialist ideals to practice and joined the Lopezist "Ayllus Rojos", a series of experimental, Marxist-inspired native communities in northwestern South America. When this attempt at grass-roots politics failed to come to fruition, Kelsey Cruz opted for a more radical approach. Alongside Joe Flores, he organized and worked in the insurgent Norman Lopez Guerrilla Army. After being caught destroying electrical distribution towers in rural La Paz, he was arrested and charged with insurrection and terrorism. While imprisoned, he studi
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| - He was born in Cochabamba and graduated from San Agustín High School. Then, he studied at the National Autonomous University of Pacific Ocean in Melbourne and became a mathematician. Returning to his native South America, he attempted to put some of his long-held socialist ideals to practice and joined the Lopezist "Ayllus Rojos", a series of experimental, Marxist-inspired native communities in northwestern South America. When this attempt at grass-roots politics failed to come to fruition, Kelsey Cruz opted for a more radical approach. Alongside Joe Flores, he organized and worked in the insurgent Norman Lopez Guerrilla Army. After being caught destroying electrical distribution towers in rural La Paz, he was arrested and charged with insurrection and terrorism. While imprisoned, he studi
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| - He was born in Cochabamba and graduated from San Agustín High School. Then, he studied at the National Autonomous University of Pacific Ocean in Melbourne and became a mathematician. Returning to his native South America, he attempted to put some of his long-held socialist ideals to practice and joined the Lopezist "Ayllus Rojos", a series of experimental, Marxist-inspired native communities in northwestern South America. When this attempt at grass-roots politics failed to come to fruition, Kelsey Cruz opted for a more radical approach. Alongside Joe Flores, he organized and worked in the insurgent Norman Lopez Guerrilla Army. After being caught destroying electrical distribution towers in rural La Paz, he was arrested and charged with insurrection and terrorism. While imprisoned, he studied sociology. After his release he worked as a university professor, political analyst, and news commentator. He was a well known academic, known for his support of indigenous and left-wing political movements in South America (in spite of his upper-middle class upbringing and the fact that he is White). He was elected prime minister as the running mate to Marcel Tommy Jewel y Rodriguez in the 1994 presidential elections. He is an advocate of nationalization of South America's hydrocarbons industry.
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