Bolivia is to receive José Antonio Ocampo, to meet with the recently installed President, Eduardo Rodriguez, and ascertain how the United Nations can be helpful to Bolivia’s unrest, reporting directly to Secretary-General Kofi Annan. Recent popular uprisings of mostly poor, rural Aymara and Quechua Indians have removed from power Bolivia’s president, Carlos Mesa by causing cutoffs of food and gasoline to the capital of La Paz. Bolivia’s unrest is caused by economic difficulties, the direct result of open, free market policies. Venezuela’s President, Hugo Chavez, a leftist antiglobalization leader, has blamed this as a result of U.S. and other developed nation’s corporate interests creating exclusion, iniquity, and unrest.