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Morales to Push Bolivian Reforms After Winning Vote LA PAZ - Bolivian President Evo Morales was Monday preparing a redoubled nationalization push and other socialist reforms after winning huge support in a weekend referendum. But his victory in Sunday's vote, with more than 60 percent of voters backing his mandate according to unofficial results, was tempered by strong gains also handed to political enemies, leaving the country sharply divided. In a triumphant speech late Sunday, Morales called on four opposition governors who are defying his program to work with him, in an uncharacteristic display of compromise.

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Morales to Push Bolivian Reforms After Winning Vote

LA PAZ - Bolivian President Evo Morales was Monday preparing a redoubled nationalization push and other socialist reforms after winning huge support in a weekend referendum.

But his victory in Sunday's vote, with more than 60 percent of voters backing his mandate according to unofficial results, was tempered by strong gains also handed to political enemies, leaving the country sharply divided.

In a triumphant speech late Sunday, Morales called on four opposition governors who are defying his program to work with him, in an uncharacteristic display of compromise.