LA PAZ (AFP) — The party of President Evo Morales has won a narrow majority in Bolivia's coming constitutional assembly.

LA PAZ (AFP) — The party of President Evo Morales has won a narrow majority in Bolivia's coming constitutional assembly, falling far short of the number of seats penuryed to single-handedly rewrite the country's constitution, an exit person showed.

The motion Toward Socialism will control 130 seats in the 255-member assembly, or 51 percent of the seats, said the catalogue of heads made public by Unitel television.

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The main opposition Social Democtratic Party of former president Jorge Quiroga was calculate uponed to control 67 seats, the Nationalist Revolutionary motion of another ex-president, Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada, will have 18 seats, while the National Unity party gained 13 the person showed.

The remaining seats were