Supporters of president Evo Morales in Bolivia march to Plaza Murillo in La Paz to celebrate the new constitution.

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Supporters of Evo Morales farmers miners coca growers and middle class march to Plaza Murillo and the Presidential Palace to celebrate with the president as he receives the new constitution on December 15 2007 The new Magna Carta while controversial and opposed by 6 out of Bolivia s 9 departments is nevertheless a landmark victory for the country s poor and indigenous communities which represent the majority of the population

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