and Luis Arce was sworn in as new President of Bolivia. Controversy In 2016 it was publicly denounced that Linera falsified his university degree and passed himself off as a "Licenciado" (a Degree similar to B.A. in the American system). In 2018, it was asked to the Prosecutor office to investigate Linera for this fact. Other complaints claim that Linera did not even have a high school diploma. Personal life On 8 March 2012, García Linera publicly confirmed his engagement to Claudia Fernández Valdivia, a news anchor with Bolivian television station Red Uno. They were married in September 2012, holding an indigenous ceremony on Saturday the 8th and a Catholic one on Sunday the 9th. Selected list of written works with Íñigo Errejón. Qué horizonte. Hegemonía, Estado y revolución democrática. 2020 Plebeian Power: Collective Action and Indigenous, Working-Class and Popular Identities in Bolivia. 2014 Sociología de los movimientos sociales en Bolivia, La Paz, Diakonia, Oxfam y Plural, 2004. Procesos de trabajo y subjetividad en la formación de la nueva condición obrera en Bolivia, La Paz, Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (pnud), 2000. Reproletarización. "Espacio Social y estructuras simbolicas. Clase, dominación simbólica y etnicidad en la obra de Pierre Bourdieu." 2000 Nueva clase obrera y desarrollo del capital industrial en Bolivia (1952-1998), La Paz, Comuna y Muela del Diablo, 1999. Las armas de la utopía, La Paz, Postgrado en Ciencias del Desarrollo (ci des), umsa, Umbrales y Punto Cero, 1996. Forma valor y forma comunidad de los procesos de trabajo, La Paz, Quipus, 1995. De demonios escondidos y momentos de revolución. Marx y la revolución social en las extremidades del cuerpo capitalista, La Paz, Ofensiva Roja, 1991. Crítica de la nación y la nación crítica, La Paz, Ofensiva Roja, 1989. Introducción al Cuaderno Kovalevsky de Karl Marx, La Paz, Ofensiva Roja, 1989. Introducción a los estudios etnológicos de Karl Marx, La Paz, Ofensiva Roja, 1988. References 1962 births Living people 21st-century Bolivian politicians Bolivian expatriates in Argentina Bolivian expatriates in Mexico Bolivian guerrillas Bolivian Marxists Bolivian people of Spanish descent Bolivian prisoners and detainees Bolivian sociologists Evo Morales administration cabinet members Marxist theorists Movement for Socialism (Bolivia) politicians National Autonomous University of Mexico alumni People from Cochabamba People imprisoned on charges of terrorism Prisoners and detainees of Bolivia Vice presidents of Bolivia