A military dictator who ruled this country in the 1970s detained political prisoners in the basement of this country's Ministry of the Interior office, and was advised in interrogation techniques by Klaus Barbie. That man's later term as a democratically elected president saw massive protests that forced the engineering firm Bechtel out of this country, which effectively ended Bechtel's contract for administering the (*) water supply of this country's third largest city of Cochabamba. More recently, this country pursued a "Nationalization without expropriation" campaign to regain rights to natural gas reserves, champi
A military dictator who ruled this country in the 1970s detained political prisoners in the basement of this country's Ministry of the Interior office, and was advised in interrogation techniques by Klaus Barbie. That man's later term as a democratically elected president saw massive protests that forced the engineering firm Bechtel out of this country, which effectively ended Bechtel's contract for administering the (*) water supply of this country's third largest city of Cochabamba. More recently, this country pursued a "Nationalization without expropriation" campaign to regain rights to natural gas reserves, championed by its current Aymara leader. For 10 points, identify this South American country that is led by a former organizer of coca growers, Evo Morales.
A military dictator who ruled this country in the 1970s detained political prisoners in the basement of this country's Ministry of the Interior office, and was advised in interrogation techniques by Klaus Barbie.