Bolivia's mining sector improves, but it fails…

Bolivia's mining sector improves, but it fails to stimulate agricultural production, and most haciendas continued in a relative state of stagnation.

This malaise contributes to the survival of campesino communities during the nineteenth century, despite repeated assaults on their common landholdings by various governments, but the tax burden on the indigenous people results in campesino revolts in Copacabana.