Democratic Institutionalist Alliance

The Democratic Institutionalist Alliance (Spanish: Alianza Institucionalista Democrática, AID) was an electoral political alliance of the Liberal Party (PL) and the Republican Socialist Unity Party (PURS).^[1]

The Democratic Institutionalist Alliance was established in 1966, for the 1966 presidential and congressional elections. It presented as its presidential candidate Enrique Hertzog Garaizabal (PURS) and Eduardo Montes y Montes (PL), as vice-presidential candidate.^[2]

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Political parties and alliances in Bolivia

Legislative caucuses

• Movement for Socialism
• Civic Community
• Creemos

National parties

• Bolivian National Action
• Christian Democratic
• Front for Victory
• Movement for Socialism
• Nationalist Democratic Action
• National Unity Front
• Revolutionary Left Front
• Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
• Social Democratic Movement
• Solidarity Civic Unity
• Third System Movement

Defunct major
parties

• Constitutional
• Conservative
• Liberal
• Republican
• Genuine Republican
• Nationalist
• United Socialist
• Republican Socialist Unity
• Authentic Revolutionary
• Popular Christian Movement
• Left-wing Revolutionary Nationalist Movement
• Revolutionary Left Movement
• Conscience of Fatherland
• New Republican Force

Defunct major
alliances

• Socialist Single Front
• Concordance
• Front of the Bolivian Revolution
• Democratic and Popular Union
• National Civic Union
• Revolutionary Nationalist Left
• Revolutionary Nationalist Movement–Alliance
• Patriotic Accord
• Social Democratic Power
• National Convergence
• Democratic Unity

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