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'''[Municipality] Municipality''' is the [ordinal] [[Municipalities of Bolivia|municipal section]] of the [[Province Province]] in the [[Department Department]] in [[Bolivia]].

[If the municipality is the 1st or 2nd most populous in Bolivia:] > It is the [most / second most] populous municipality in [[Bolivia]].

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Yes Yes [Municipality] Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in [[Province Province]].
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No Yes [Municipality] Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in [[Province Province]], but it covers a smaller area.
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The Mayor of [Municipality] is [Name], who was elected in the March 2026 elections.

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Sucre — Chuquisaca [010101]

'''Sucre Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Oropeza Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Chuquisaca Department.[ref1]

The Mayor of Sucre is Fátima Elva Tardío Quiroga, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Sucre has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Daysi Mariel Dávalos Vargas AGN
1 Alternate Fernando Alfredo Fernández Ponce De León AGN
2 Member Alexis Imbert Aillon Valverde PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Alternate Inés Caba Llanos PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Member Carmen Rosa Salas Coila FUERZA
3 Alternate Julio Llanqui Partes FUERZA
4 Member Mario Avendaño Nava Morales LIBRE
4 Alternate Ximena Georget Córdova Aguilar LIBRE
5 Member Juan Pablo Cervantes Zambrana AGN
5 Alternate Miriam Noelía López Cutipa AGN
6 Member Angélica Martínez PATRIA-UNIDOS
6 Alternate Igor Laredo Daza PATRIA-UNIDOS
7 Member Omar Paúl Aguilar Condo CHR
7 Alternate Laura Verónica Ríos Castellón CHR
8 Member Jenny Beatriz Campero Rodríguez AGN
8 Alternate Juan Carlos Ortubé Cervantes AGN
9 Member Alberto Gonzales Ramírez FUERZA
9 Alternate Zulma Martínez Vargas FUERZA
10 Member Carlos Mora Sandi PATRIA-UNIDOS
10 Alternate Milena Gabriela Ordóñez Claure PATRIA-UNIDOS
11 Member Sixta Flores Hinojosa LIBRE
11 Alternate Cirilo Daza Almendras LIBRE 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Daysi Mariel Dávalos Vargas || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Alfredo Fernández Ponce De León''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alexis Imbert Aillon Valverde || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Inés Caba Llanos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Carmen Rosa Salas Coila || rowspan="2" | FUERZA
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Llanqui Partes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mario Avendaño Nava Morales || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Ximena Georget Córdova Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Juan Pablo Cervantes Zambrana || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Miriam Noelía López Cutipa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Angélica Martínez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Igor Laredo Daza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Omar Paúl Aguilar Condo || rowspan="2" | CHR
|-
| Alternate || ''Laura Verónica Ríos Castellón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Jenny Beatriz Campero Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Carlos Ortubé Cervantes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Alberto Gonzales Ramírez || rowspan="2" | FUERZA
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Martínez Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Carlos Mora Sandi || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Milena Gabriela Ordóñez Claure''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Sixta Flores Hinojosa || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Cirilo Daza Almendras''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Sucre
  • Kora Kora
  • La Palma
  • Alto Kora Kora
  • Caraviri
  • Chullpas
  • Janac Kuchu
  • Potolo
  • Sacopaya
  • Sayaca
  • Amakuri
  • Huaylla Pampa
  • Quesera
  • Sunchu Pampa
  • Ckolpa Kucho
  • Teja Mayu
  • Turquichi
  • Maracori
  • El Chaco
  • Paredon
  • Teja Huasi
  • Guerra Loma
  • Khatalla Baja
  • Surima
  • Chaunaca
  • Chufle
  • Tumpeka
  • Purumquila
  • Sici Puco
  • Tajchi
  • Kuchu Tambo
  • Quila Quila
  • Coyuli
  • Thullma
  • Molle Molle
  • Challcoma
  • Punilla Grande
  • Quiraytambo
  • Santa Catalina
  • Ruffo
  • Quilla Quilla Marka
  • Niño Mayo
  • San Antonio
  • Chullchuta
  • Lecopaya
  • Picachulo
  • Guzman
  • Cajamarca
  • Kusillo
  • Punilla
  • Qhochapata
  • Yurubamba
  • Mama Huasi
  • Majada
  • Soca Pampa
  • Ulupicas
  • Maragua
  • Thontorka
  • Humaca
  • Melgarajuy
  • Bella Vista
  • Chaupi Molino
  • Compuerta
  • Chaururo
  • Huañoma
  • Sotani
  • Falafaya
  • Thacoyu
  • El Tunal
  • Melonar
  • Khullku Tambo
  • Soico
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Sewenkani
  • Vilca Lata
  • Peras Pampa
  • Pata Katalla
  • Limon Pampa
  • Ovejerias
  • Kacha Kacha
  • Porongo
  • Sacramento
  • Tini
  • Kori Punku
  • Pampas Aguilar Ckasa
  • Angostura
  • Chaquito Quiñal
  • Mojon Pampa
  • Luje
  • Mosoj Llajta
  • Monteroyoc
  • Poconchi
  • Challa
  • Tambo
  • Chacarilla Mosojllajta
  • Monchari
  • Media Luna
  • Mojotoro
  • Chacarilla
  • Chuqui Chuqui
  • Imilla Huañusca
  • Kollpana
  • Mojtulo
  • Naranjos
  • Quiquijana
  • Tapial
  • Sausal
  • Carapari
  • Surima Culata
  • Camos
  • Cantu Molino
  • Guadalupe
  • Hornos
  • Kajchi Pata
  • Orurillo
  • Sivisto
  • Huanifaya
  • Viña Pampa
  • Corso Mayu
  • Guayabitayuc
  • Challa Sucurani
  • Arabate
  • Puca Puca Santiago
  • Chaupi Khatalla
  • Santa Rosalia
  • Sojta Pata
  • Wanca Pampa
  • Falafaya
  • Sojta Mayu
  • San Cristobal
  • Khollpa Grande
  • Llimphi
  • Pampa Grande
  • Sonkho Chipa
  • Sunchu Tambo
  • Zapatera
  • Tokio
  • Juchuy Llinfi
  • Tambo Kasa
  • Aldana
  • Esmeralda
  • Huata
  • Alto Kora Kora
  • Khochis
  • Molle K`Asa
  • Thakos
  • Azari Baja
  • Lechuguillas
  • Molle Mayu
  • Qara Huasi
  • Duraznillo
  • Esperanza
  • Chaupi Llimfi Villa Maria
  • San Juan de Cachimayo
  • Punilla
Group People %
Quechua 68,404 23.1%
Campesino 5,656 1.9%
Jalq'a 3,100 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 68,404 || 23.1%
|-
| Campesino || 5,656 || 1.9%
|-
| Jalq'a || 3,100 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 260,933 87.9% 202,695 77.5%
Quechua 124,021 41.8% 129,250 49.4%
Aymara 2,482 0.8% 3,133 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 260,933 || 87.9% || 202,695 || 77.5%
|-
| Quechua || 124,021 || 41.8% || 129,250 || 49.4%
|-
| Aymara || 2,482 || 0.8% || 3,133 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 153,153 || 214,913 || 261,622
|| 296,746
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

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|m0=3.3 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.9 |m20=5.3 |m25=4.7 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.4 |m40=3 |m45=2.4 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.4 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
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|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Yotala — Chuquisaca [010102]

'''Yotala Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Oropeza Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Yotala is Sabino Albarracín Zárate, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Yotala has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Eberth Lorent Siñani Gonzales AGN
1 Alternate Delina Uluchi Loayza AGN
2 Member Sarah Sandra Ledezma Chijo XS-CH
2 Alternate José Antonio Ríos Daza XS-CH
3 Member Paúlina Azurduy Ortega AGN
3 Alternate Sebastián Flores Rodríguez AGN
4 Member Martín Luciano Bejarano Flores PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Alternate Jhanet Jhovana Pimentel Aguirre PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Member Moisés Coro Aldana XS-CH
5 Alternate Elva Arancibia Anagua XS-CH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Eberth Lorent Siñani Gonzales || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Delina Uluchi Loayza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Sarah Sandra Ledezma Chijo || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''José Antonio Ríos Daza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Paúlina Azurduy Ortega || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Sebastián Flores Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Martín Luciano Bejarano Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhanet Jhovana Pimentel Aguirre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Moisés Coro Aldana || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Elva Arancibia Anagua''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Aceituno
  • Canto Ñujchu
  • Cabezas
  • Campanario
  • Jatun Era
  • Pata Cachimayu
  • Siguayo
  • Ura Cachimayu
  • Uñala
  • Villa Rosario
  • Yotalilla
  • Cortijo
  • Molle Molle
  • Mosoj Llajta
  • Peras Pampa
  • Salancachi
  • San Isidro de Anfaya
  • Tasapampa
  • Totacoa
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Villa Santa Rosa
  • Villa Victoria
  • Wasa Ñujchu
  • Yotala
  • Chillpa Ñucchu
  • Bajo Campanario
  • Cachimayu
  • Tirkipata
  • Tinteros Molle Mayu
  • Cervantes Yahuli
  • Carvajal
  • Chamina
  • Higueras
  • La Calera
  • Quila Quila Marka
  • Pitantorilla
  • Tipoyo
  • Huayllas
  • Tipaka
  • Achuma
  • Anfaya del Peral
  • Palamana
  • Santa Rosalia
  • Tambo Aqhachila
  • Tuero Chico
  • Puente Sucre
  • Cancha Pampa
  • Pulki
Group People %
Quechua 5,113 55.2%
Campesino 494 5.3%
Unspecified Indigenous 111 1.2%
Qhara Qhara 100 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,113 || 55.2%
|-
| Campesino || 494 || 5.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 111 || 1.2%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 100 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 7,636 82.5% 6,829 72.2%
Quechua 6,382 68.9% 6,796 71.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,636 || 82.5% || 6,829 || 72.2%
|-
| Quechua || 6,382 || 68.9% || 6,796 || 71.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,486 || 9,497 || 9,461
|| 9,256
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

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|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.3 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.3 |m20=4 |m25=4 |m30=3.2 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.2 |f5=4 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Poroma — Chuquisaca [010103]

'''Poroma Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Oropeza Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Poroma is Pascual Vera Tapia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Poroma has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Anastacio Ronal Padilla Cabrera PATRIA-UNIDOS
1 Alternate Tomasa Barrón Caiguara PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Member Juana Barrón Caiguara AGN
2 Alternate Sebastián Calle Choque AGN
3 Member Martína Maras Cruz PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Sixto Maturano Medrano PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Juvenal Ugarte Salas AGN
4 Alternate Hilaria Ticona Huarayo AGN
5 Member Walberto Baraona Garnica PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Alternate Mercedes Romero Medrano PATRIA-UNIDOS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Anastacio Ronal Padilla Cabrera || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Tomasa Barrón Caiguara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juana Barrón Caiguara || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Sebastián Calle Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Martína Maras Cruz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sixto Maturano Medrano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juvenal Ugarte Salas || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Hilaria Ticona Huarayo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Walberto Baraona Garnica || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mercedes Romero Medrano''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Calizaya
  • Challcha
  • Choco Churo
  • Colquebamba
  • Exaltacion
  • Huayra Pata
  • Khula Pucara
  • Katariri
  • Lampasuni
  • Ollisco
  • Palajla
  • Pangorasi
  • Poroma
  • Sacabamba
  • San Jose de Churu
  • Soicoco
  • Yanani
  • Chillcani
  • Cera Cera
  • Chijmuri
  • Huayna Huayna
  • Miskha Pampa
  • Piocera
  • Cucuri
  • Huapy
  • Irocota
  • Saychuma
  • Manzanal de Porras
  • Marcavi
  • Pojpo
  • Portillo
  • Retiro
  • Romeral
  • Quitarje
  • Tapala
  • Teja Huasi
  • San Juan de Orcas
  • Kullku
  • Kolka
  • Carpa Huasi
  • Pucara
  • Carpachaca
  • Calasamana
  • Jachuy Kuri
  • Jatun Kuri
  • Churuni
  • Sapse
  • Quila Quililla
  • Luje
  • La Palca
  • Yululo
  • Koripunco
  • Soto Khasa
  • Alamos
  • Chivitos
  • Curcunchi
  • Kaynacas
  • La Barranca
  • Mendoza
  • Milluni
  • Sanabria
  • Siccha Alta
  • Sijcha Baja
  • Uruquilla
  • Sokosniyus
  • Robledos
  • Zanabria
  • Sanabria Alta
  • Pampas Alta
  • Chaupi Barranca
  • Jatun Barranca
  • Juchuy Barranca
  • Aguila Orcko
  • Copa Billque
  • La Kasa
  • Molle Orkho
  • Pomanasa Alta
  • Pomanasa
  • Kaspi Cancha
  • Kaspicanchita
  • Uruhuayo Alto
  • Uruhuayo Centro
  • Uruhuayo Bajo
  • Durasnillo
  • Huañoma Alta
  • Huañoma Baja
  • Mariquilla
  • Thola Pampa
  • Viru Viru
  • Kellu Kellu
  • Challcha
  • Toco Cala
Group People %
Quechua 9,408 68.9%
Qhara Qhara 662 4.9%
Campesino 536 3.9%
Unspecified Indigenous 240 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,408 || 68.9%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 662 || 4.9%
|-
| Campesino || 536 || 3.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 240 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 11,622 85.1% 12,912 78.1%
Spanish 8,017 58.7% 7,387 44.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 11,622 || 85.1% || 12,912 || 78.1%
|-
| Spanish || 8,017 || 58.7% || 7,387 || 44.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,659 || 16,966 || 16,532
|| 13,649
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.6 |m10=6.2 |m15=4.7 |m20=3.5 |m25=3.2 |m30=2.3 |m35=2.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.7 |m65=2.1 |m70=1.7 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.6
|f0=4 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.4 |f25=2.7 |f30=2.2 |f35=2.3 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.4 |f65=2 |f70=1.5 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.8 |f85=1.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Azurduy — Chuquisaca [010201]

'''Azurduy Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Azurduy Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Azurduy Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Azurduy Province, but it is less populous.

The Mayor of Azurduy is Felipe Álbarez Villarroel, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Azurduy has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member José Benito Rivera Martínez AGN
1 Alternate Dolores López Cruz AGN
2 Member Hugo Cruz Aguirre MTS
2 Alternate Mirian Vedia Álvarez MTS
3 Member Calixta Flores León PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Manuel Pérez Velásquez PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Cirila Ibáñez Tolavi AGN
4 Alternate Vicente Valdez Daza AGN
5 Member Margarita Muñoz MTS
5 Alternate Roberto Guzmán Condori MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Benito Rivera Martínez || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Dolores López Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Hugo Cruz Aguirre || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mirian Vedia Álvarez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Calixta Flores León || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Manuel Pérez Velásquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Cirila Ibáñez Tolavi || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Vicente Valdez Daza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Margarita Muñoz || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Guzmán Condori''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Azurduy
  • Cimientos
  • Cuevas Cañadas
  • Huancaranillo
  • La Angostura
  • La Marca
  • Las Abras
  • Pichacani
  • Piedra Grande
  • Pomabambillo
  • Qewiña Mayu
  • San Geronimo
  • San Roque
  • La Tranca
  • Tarvita Alta
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Collpamayu
  • Barbechos
  • Duraznal
  • Horcas
  • La Hoyada
  • La Rodeana
  • Los Pinos
  • Molle Molle
  • Pujyuni
  • Rodeo Chico
  • Rodeo Grande
  • San Antonio
  • Tabacal
  • Tabla Mayu
  • Tablani
  • Tambos
  • Wancarani
  • Rey Loma
  • San Leon
  • Pampa Sepultura
  • Navos Pampa
  • Quehueñal
  • San Matias
  • Santa Rosa
  • Thiyu Mayu
  • Torrecillas
Group People %
Quechua 3,771 47.7%
Campesino 118 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,771 || 47.7%
|-
| Campesino || 118 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 5,422 68.6% 6,202 58.2%
Quechua 3,849 48.7% 5,313 49.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,422 || 68.6% || 6,202 || 58.2%
|-
| Quechua || 3,849 || 48.7% || 5,313 || 49.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,818 || 11,349 || 10,652
|| 7,903
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.3 |m20=3.3 |m25=2.8 |m30=2.9 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.8 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.6 |m75=1 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.5 |f5=5 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.4 |f20=2.7 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.5 |f45=3.3 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.5 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.8 |f85=1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Tarvita — Chuquisaca [010202]

'''Tarvita Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Azurduy Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Tarvita Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Azurduy Province, but it covers a smaller area.

The Mayor of Tarvita is Antonio Vidales Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Tarvita has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Francisco Aramayo Meléndrez MTS
1 Alternate Amalia Peñaranda Mendoza MTS
2 Member Gregoria Rocha Cáceres LIBRE
2 Alternate Nicanor Baldivieso Cáceres LIBRE
3 Member Vicente Soto Rivera AGN
3 Alternate Jhanine Carla Rivera AGN
4 Member Serafín Ballejos Santos XS-CH
4 Alternate Guillermina Oropeza León XS-CH
5 Member Margarita Ángelo Medina MTS
5 Alternate Antonio Montero Flores MTS
6 Member Wálter León Zamudio LIBRE
6 Alternate Rosalía Flores Vargas LIBRE
7 Member Javier Castro Arancibia PATRIA-UNIDOS
7 Alternate Sunilda Heredia Rendón PATRIA-UNIDOS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Francisco Aramayo Meléndrez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Amalia Peñaranda Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gregoria Rocha Cáceres || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicanor Baldivieso Cáceres''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Vicente Soto Rivera || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhanine Carla Rivera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Serafín Ballejos Santos || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Guillermina Oropeza León''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Margarita Ángelo Medina || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Antonio Montero Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Wálter León Zamudio || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosalía Flores Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Javier Castro Arancibia || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sunilda Heredia Rendón''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 23 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cruz Mayu
  • Pucamayu
  • Thacos
  • Cuñuri Pampa
  • El Salto
  • Katari Pampa
  • Molleni
  • Tarvita
  • Kollpa Pampa
  • Yerba Buena
  • Thaco Pampa
  • Sumala
  • Guitarrani
  • Tranquitas
  • La Muralla
  • Abra Ckasa
  • Capactala
  • Inca Pampa
  • La Sillada
  • Mara Pampa
  • Mosoj Llajta
  • Pampa Grande
  • Pujyini
  • Quinua Chacra
  • San Isidro de Marcavi
  • San Jose de Alisos
  • San Luis
  • San Miguel de Marcavi
  • El Chaco
  • Granizos
  • Molle Cancha
  • Horcani
  • San Jose de Troje
  • Visanche
  • Chunca Kancha
  • Pampa Huasi
  • Manzanayoj
  • Molle Pampa
  • Pampas de Leque
  • Huachaca
  • Torre Pampa
  • La Muralla
  • San Juan de los Pinos
  • Rio Grande
  • San Pedro
  • Tarea Pampa
  • Trigo Loma
  • Villa Pampa
  • El Bañado
  • Cruz Qasa
  • Trancas
  • Kollpa Pampa
Group People %
Quechua 12,363 73.5%
Unspecified Indigenous 275 1.6%
Campesino 200 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 12,363 || 73.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 275 || 1.6%
|-
| Campesino || 200 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 13,198 78.5% 11,071 77.6%
Spanish 11,037 65.6% 7,073 49.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 13,198 || 78.5% || 11,071 || 77.6%
|-
| Spanish || 11,037 || 65.6% || 7,073 || 49.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,674 || 16,230 || 14,261
|| 16,812
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5 |m10=5.1 |m15=5 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.7 |m30=3 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.8
|f0=4.4 |f5=4.9 |f10=5 |f15=5.6 |f20=4.5 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.9 |f60=2 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Zudáñez — Chuquisaca [010301]

'''Villa Zudáñez Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Zudáñez Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Zudáñez Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Villa Zudáñez is Cresencio Barriga Santillán, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Zudáñez has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Andrés Tolain Barón AGN
1 Alternate Miguelina Lomar Peñaranda AGN
2 Member Jorge Cuéllar Durán XS-CH
2 Alternate Yolanda Chavarría Díaz XS-CH
3 Member Ana María Mancilla PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Mario Vargas Arancibia PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Mauricia Coaquira Paco AGN
4 Alternate Nicolaz Ramos Fernández AGN
5 Member Mauro Quispe Gonzales MTS
5 Alternate Anahy Loayza Gorena MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Andrés Tolain Barón || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguelina Lomar Peñaranda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Jorge Cuéllar Durán || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Yolanda Chavarría Díaz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ana María Mancilla || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mario Vargas Arancibia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mauricia Coaquira Paco || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicolaz Ramos Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mauro Quispe Gonzales || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Anahy Loayza Gorena''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Capilla Llave
  • Alismayu
  • Ayrampu
  • Cabra Cancha
  • Coilolo
  • Huaca Huasi
  • Mandinga
  • Marcani
  • Mayu Torcoco
  • Pasota
  • Pata Torcoco
  • Pucarillo
  • Punilla
  • San Antonio
  • Sunchu Pampa
  • Sundur Huasi
  • Thipa Thipa
  • Tranca Mayu
  • Parajti
  • Pirhua Mayu
  • Puca Huasi
  • Sauces
  • Sayanchaca
  • Tejas
  • Toledo
  • Zudañez
  • Sauce Mayu
Group People %
Quechua 9,337 68.2%
Campesino 427 3.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,337 || 68.2%
|-
| Campesino || 427 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 10,768 78.6% 7,914 69.7%
Quechua 10,418 76.1% 8,703 76.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,768 || 78.6% || 7,914 || 69.7%
|-
| Quechua || 10,418 || 76.1% || 8,703 || 76.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,150 || 7,423 || 11,362
|| 13,694
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.5 |m15=4.9 |m20=5.2 |m25=5.1 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.6 |m70=1 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.3 |f30=4 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.9 |f50=2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Presto — Chuquisaca [010302]

'''Presto Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Zudáñez Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Presto is Carlos Carrillo Laime, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Presto has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Luis Medrano Velásquez MTS
1 Alternate Leónarda Zárate Sernadas MTS
2 Member Flora Coanqui Carrillo MTS
2 Alternate Flaviano Llanque Orco MTS
3 Member Víctor Claure XS-CH
3 Alternate Fortunata Valeriano Pinto XS-CH
4 Member Elva Saigua Córdova LIBRE
4 Alternate Juan Pablo Martínez Aguilar LIBRE
5 Member Florencio Flores MTS
5 Alternate Claudiana Flores Flores MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Luis Medrano Velásquez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Leónarda Zárate Sernadas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Flora Coanqui Carrillo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Flaviano Llanque Orco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Víctor Claure || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Fortunata Valeriano Pinto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elva Saigua Córdova || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Pablo Martínez Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Florencio Flores || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudiana Flores Flores''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chimore
  • Ckochi
  • Cocayapito
  • Cochapampa
  • Corralon
  • El Peral
  • Huaylla Pampa Alta
  • Huaylla Pampa Baja
  • Jarcapampa
  • Llavetane
  • Machaca
  • Mision Pampa
  • Motaya
  • Presto Porvenir
  • San Jose de Toca
  • Torco Torco
  • Muyu Lomita
  • Paso Payita
  • Presto
  • Puca Pampa
  • Rosas Pampa
  • Horno Khasa
  • Jatun Huasi
  • Cerezal
  • Mala Vista
  • Tomoroco
  • Waira Khasa
  • Aramasi
  • Sillani
  • Aramasi
  • Molani
  • La Joya Charal
  • Rodeo el Palmar
  • Loman
  • El Palmar
  • Pasopaya
  • Rumi Cancha
  • San Lucas Uñucuri
Group People %
Quechua 8,557 68.2%
Campesino 180 1.4%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 130 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,557 || 68.2%
|-
| Campesino || 180 || 1.4%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 130 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 10,125 80.7% 8,809 71.1%
Spanish 8,148 65.0% 6,086 49.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 10,125 || 80.7% || 8,809 || 71.1%
|-
| Spanish || 8,148 || 65.0% || 6,086 || 49.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,874 || 8,892 || 12,385
|| 12,539
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5 |m10=5.6 |m15=5.3 |m20=5.5 |m25=4.8 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.3 |m50=1.7 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.6 |f10=5 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.5 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=3 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Mojocoya — Chuquisaca [010303]

'''Villa Mojocoya Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Zudáñez Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Villa Mojocoya is Richard Lomar, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Mojocoya has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Janeth Copa La Madrid AGN
1 Alternate Ángel Zárate Rafael AGN
2 Member Freddy Ramírez Palacios MTS
2 Alternate Edith Ballejos Morales MTS
3 Member Roger Zárate Morales AGN
3 Alternate Elsa Yucra Quispe AGN
4 Member Clara Carrillo Fernández MTS
4 Alternate Abel Roque Serrudo MTS
5 Member Jhina Oronos Garrión XS-CH
5 Alternate Víctor Hugo Choque Fernández XS-CH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Janeth Copa La Madrid || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Ángel Zárate Rafael''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Freddy Ramírez Palacios || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edith Ballejos Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Roger Zárate Morales || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Elsa Yucra Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Clara Carrillo Fernández || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Abel Roque Serrudo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jhina Oronos Garrión || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Hugo Choque Fernández''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Casa Grande
  • Chiquerillos
  • Churicana
  • Astillero
  • Hornillos
  • La Abra
  • La Poza
  • Laykacota
  • Quivale
  • Ramadas
  • Rumi Cancha
  • Sacha Pampa
  • San Geronimo
  • Thaco Pujio
  • Torre Pampa
  • La Cañada
  • La Joya
  • Redencion Pampa
  • Rio Grande
  • San Jorge
  • San Lorenzo
  • Seripona
  • Situri
  • Tocoro
  • Trigo Loma
  • Yacambe
  • San Julian
  • Curima
  • Mojocoya
  • Champa Rancho
  • Villa Mojocoya
Group People %
Quechua 5,461 60.3%
Campesino 149 1.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,461 || 60.3%
|-
| Campesino || 149 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 6,825 75.4% 6,153 76.3%
Spanish 6,819 75.3% 5,509 68.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 6,825 || 75.4% || 6,153 || 76.3%
|-
| Spanish || 6,819 || 75.3% || 5,509 || 68.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,890 || 7,926 || 8,068
|| 9,055
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=4.4 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.7 |m30=4 |m35=3.5 |m40=2.5 |m45=2.6 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.5 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.1 |f5=5 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.6 |f30=4 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Icla — Chuquisaca [010304]

'''Icla Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Zudáñez Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Icla is Julián Gutiérrez Ortiz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Icla has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Casiano Vargas Condori XS-CH
1 Alternate Eusebia Ponce Ortega XS-CH
2 Member Víctoria Quispe Vargas PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Alternate Genrri Quispe Flores PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Member Concepción Ilafaya Fernández XS-CH
3 Alternate Fidel Gorena Vargas XS-CH
4 Member Justino Flores Vargas MTS
4 Alternate Gumercinda Álvarez Cáceres MTS
5 Member TBD AGN
5 Alternate Gabriel Cáceres Carrasco AGN 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Casiano Vargas Condori || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Eusebia Ponce Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Víctoria Quispe Vargas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Genrri Quispe Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Concepción Ilafaya Fernández || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Fidel Gorena Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Justino Flores Vargas || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gumercinda Álvarez Cáceres''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Gabriel Cáceres Carrasco''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cantar Gallo
  • Chaharani
  • Choromomo
  • Churumata
  • Churo
  • El Palmar
  • Jarquitayoc
  • Kcarallantayo
  • Lagunillas
  • Rodeo
  • San Jacinto
  • Icla
  • Jatun Mayu
  • Jatun Wasi
  • Candelaria
  • Niagara
  • Photolo
  • Pila Torre
  • Ruditayoc
  • Santa Lucia
  • Soroma
  • Taygata
  • Thaqo Pampa
  • Uyuni
  • Chunca Kancha
  • Chunca Cancha Baja
  • Pupayoq
  • Cueva
  • Jula Jula
  • Molle Mayu
Group People %
Quechua 7,563 82.6%
Campesino 142 1.6%
Yampara 99 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,563 || 82.6%
|-
| Campesino || 142 || 1.6%
|-
| Yampara || 99 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 7,714 84.3% 6,294 81.0%
Spanish 5,941 64.9% 4,255 54.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 7,714 || 84.3% || 6,294 || 81.0%
|-
| Spanish || 5,941 || 64.9% || 4,255 || 54.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,068 || 8,177 || 7,774
|| 9,155
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.8 |m15=5 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.1 |m40=3 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.5 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.2 |f15=5 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.3 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.7 |f85=1
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Padilla — Chuquisaca [010401]

'''Padilla Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Tomina Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Tomina Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Padilla is Luis Ontiveros Ovando, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Padilla has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Edmundo Rodas Ríos XS-CH
1 Alternate Lisbeth Ortega Díaz XS-CH
2 Member Limber Rodas Vásquez AGN
2 Alternate TBD AGN
3 Member Ruth Corina Beramendi Barja XS-CH
3 Alternate Hilarión Pérez Segovia XS-CH
4 Member TBD AGN
4 Alternate Guillermo Llanes Cerón AGN
5 Member Francklin Barrón Rentería XS-CH
5 Alternate Arminda Ortiz Ampuero XS-CH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edmundo Rodas Ríos || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Lisbeth Ortega Díaz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Limber Rodas Vásquez || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ruth Corina Beramendi Barja || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Hilarión Pérez Segovia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Guillermo Llanes Cerón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Francklin Barrón Rentería || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Arminda Ortiz Ampuero''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chajra Mayu
  • Chaujral
  • Chincana
  • Chaska Orcko
  • Astillero
  • Campo Redondo
  • Corey
  • El Rosal
  • El Tabacal
  • Huayra Huasi
  • Ivicuite
  • Molle Pampa
  • Pedernal
  • Pili Pili Alto
  • Punilla
  • Cruz Loma
  • El Cerro
  • Fuerte Pampa
  • Khaka Huasi
  • La Belleza
  • La Cienaga
  • La Fajcha
  • La Seja
  • Lampacillos
  • Lampazos
  • Las Casas
  • Leuque Pampa
  • Llantoj
  • Millo Khaka
  • Mojotorillo
  • Monte Canto
  • Naranjal
  • Oveja Cancha
  • Padilla
  • Peña Blanca
  • Pili Pili Bajo
  • Pilluiqui
  • Pucarillo
  • Recalde
  • Rio Acero
  • San Mauro
  • Sillani
  • Tapial
  • Thaco Thaco
  • Thiyumayu
  • Thula Kasa
  • Thuru Pampa
  • Tola Orcko
  • Tres Pozas
  • Virqui Pampa
  • San Isidro
  • Pincal
  • San Julian Alto
  • San Isidro del Valle
  • Yerba Buena
  • Chuces
  • San Jose
Group People %
Quechua 1,503 16.4%
Campesino 125 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,503 || 16.4%
|-
| Campesino || 125 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 8,127 88.4% 8,357 80.5%
Quechua 1,373 14.9% 2,090 20.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,127 || 88.4% || 8,357 || 80.5%
|-
| Quechua || 1,373 || 14.9% || 2,090 || 20.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,086 || 12,453 || 10,383
|| 9,192
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.2 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.5 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.6 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.7 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=4 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.7 |f20=4 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.9 |f35=3.2 |f40=3 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.5 |f65=2 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Tomina — Chuquisaca [010402]

'''Tomina Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Tomina Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Tomina is Fermín Orías Montero, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Tomina has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Nancy Susana Padilla Pantoja NGP
1 Alternate Roberto Olmos Padilla NGP
2 Member Agustina Navarro Gil AGN
2 Alternate Juan Quenta Quispe AGN
3 Member Carmelo Jesús Gil MTS
3 Alternate Virginia Quispe Tardío MTS
4 Member Gerónimo Herrera Ramos NGP
4 Alternate Cristina Llanos Falon NGP
5 Member Filiberto Vela Durán AGN
5 Alternate Celia Caba Mancilla AGN 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nancy Susana Padilla Pantoja || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Olmos Padilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Agustina Navarro Gil || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Quenta Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Carmelo Jesús Gil || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Virginia Quispe Tardío''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Gerónimo Herrera Ramos || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Llanos Falon''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Filiberto Vela Durán || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Celia Caba Mancilla''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 24 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Arquillos
  • Corso
  • Khuri
  • Tomina la Chica
  • Fuerte Rua
  • Guerra Mayu
  • Ichu Pampa
  • Kanallas
  • Khawasiri
  • Olopo
  • Otorongo
  • Pampas Abajo
  • Pampas Arriba
  • Potreros
  • Pucara
  • Puna Mayu
  • Quirusilla
  • Rodeo Porvenir
  • Rumi Cancha
  • Sobo Sobo
  • Tablas
  • Tarabuquillo
  • Thuru Mayu
  • Tomina
  • Villa Flores
  • Thuru Cancha
Group People %
Quechua 5,540 65.1%
Campesino 320 3.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,540 || 65.1%
|-
| Campesino || 320 || 3.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,640 78.0% 5,651 66.5%
Quechua 6,387 75.1% 6,385 75.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,640 || 78.0% || 5,651 || 66.5%
|-
| Quechua || 6,387 || 75.1% || 6,385 || 75.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,551 || 9,060 || 8,494
|| 8,509
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.8 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.6 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.1 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.1 |m60=2 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.9 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.1 |f35=3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Sopachuy — Chuquisaca [010403]

'''Sopachuy Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Tomina Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Sopachuy is Limber Álvarez Moscoso, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Sopachuy has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Pablo Barriga Funes XS-CH
1 Alternate Andrea Paredes Arancibia XS-CH
2 Member Isidora Tardío Flores MTS
2 Alternate Francisco Condori MTS
3 Member Juan Flores Estrada AGN
3 Alternate Celia Núñez Ávalos AGN
4 Member Teodora Flores Cruz XS-CH
4 Alternate Javier Cerón Martínez XS-CH
5 Member Ireneo Quispe MTS
5 Alternate Emiliana Cáceres Cuéllar MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Pablo Barriga Funes || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Andrea Paredes Arancibia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Isidora Tardío Flores || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Juan Flores Estrada || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Celia Núñez Ávalos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Teodora Flores Cruz || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Javier Cerón Martínez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ireneo Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Emiliana Cáceres Cuéllar''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Amancaya
  • Alisos
  • Jarka Mayu
  • San Isidro
  • Silva
  • Sipicani
  • Cuevas
  • Mama Huasi
  • Matela Baja
  • Pampas del Carmen
  • Pampas Punta
  • Paslapaya Baja
  • Rodeo
  • San Antonio
  • San Blas Alto
  • San Jose de Matelillas
  • San Juan de Horcas
  • San Luis de Chavarria
  • Sauce Molino
  • Sopachuy
  • Achatalas
  • Milanes Alto
  • Milanes Bajo
  • Tambillos
  • Paslapaya
Group People %
Quechua 5,093 73.4%
Campesino 146 2.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,093 || 73.4%
|-
| Campesino || 146 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 5,415 78.0% 5,429 74.2%
Spanish 4,796 69.1% 4,250 58.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 5,415 || 78.0% || 5,429 || 74.2%
|-
| Spanish || 4,796 || 69.1% || 4,250 || 58.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,121 || 7,241 || 7,312
|| 6,942
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5 |m10=4.5 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.6 |m25=3.8 |m30=2.8 |m35=3.2 |m40=3 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.2 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.7 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.6 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.3 |f55=2 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Alcalá — Chuquisaca [010404]

'''Villa Alcalá Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Tomina Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Villa Alcalá is Dulfredo Arancibia Durán, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Alcalá has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Octavio García Plata AGN
1 Alternate Plácida García Díaz AGN
2 Member José Luis Zamorano Villarroel PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Alternate Elena Leónor Rejas Urieta PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Member Martha Marisol Baptista Saavedra AGN
3 Alternate David Rejas León AGN
4 Member Carmen Arancibia Márquez PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Alternate Ariel Romero Quespi PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Member Rolando Rejas Zúñiga AGN
5 Alternate Luisa Cáceres Peñaranda AGN 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Octavio García Plata || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Plácida García Díaz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José Luis Zamorano Villarroel || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elena Leónor Rejas Urieta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Martha Marisol Baptista Saavedra || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''David Rejas León''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carmen Arancibia Márquez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Romero Quespi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rolando Rejas Zúñiga || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Luisa Cáceres Peñaranda''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Alcala
  • Huasa Pampa
  • Lima Bamba Alto
  • Naranjos
  • Poma Bambillo
  • Salazar Pampa
  • Hoyada Chica
  • Kaspicancha
  • Lima Bamba Bajo
  • Lima Bamba Centro
  • Matela Alta
  • Mosoj Llajta
  • Tipas
  • Villca Villca
  • Wanca Pampa
  • Hoyada Grande
  • Garzas Grande
  • Uñati
  • Garzas Chica
Group People %
Quechua 1,135 30.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,135 || 30.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 3,371 89.5% 3,987 81.3%
Quechua 1,033 27.4% 1,383 28.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,371 || 89.5% || 3,987 || 81.3%
|-
| Quechua || 1,033 || 27.4% || 1,383 || 28.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,660 || 4,034 || 4,902
|| 3,768
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=5.1 |m10=4.2 |m15=3.8 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.7 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.6 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.8 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.2 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.7 |f60=2.8 |f65=2 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
El Villar — Chuquisaca [010405]

'''El Villar Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Tomina Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of El Villar is Cliver Revollo Bravo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

El Villar has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member David Cruz Alcibia AGN
1 Alternate Miriam Quiroga Flores AGN
2 Member Hugo García León XS-CH
2 Alternate Silvia Ortiz XS-CH
3 Member Enayda Cáceres López PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Julián Vargas Rodas PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Carmen Rosa Serrano Sifuentes AGN
4 Alternate Crisanto Zavala López AGN
5 Member Doris Jimena Murillo XS-CH
5 Alternate TBD XS-CH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || David Cruz Alcibia || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Miriam Quiroga Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Hugo García León || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Enayda Cáceres López || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Julián Vargas Rodas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carmen Rosa Serrano Sifuentes || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Crisanto Zavala López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Doris Jimena Murillo || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Astillero
  • Barbechos
  • Caña Huayco
  • El Dorado
  • El Villar
  • Lagunillas
  • Nogales
  • Pampas San Agustin
  • San Blas
  • Sauce Mayu
  • Villar Pampa
  • Yotala
  • Calderas Arriba
  • Quiwiñas
  • Alto del Dorado
  • Kharachimayu
  • La Revuelta
  • Rodeito
  • Muscka
Group People %
Quechua 2,311 40.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,311 || 40.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 5,037 89.1% 3,614 80.9%
Quechua 1,377 24.4% 1,501 33.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,037 || 89.1% || 3,614 || 80.9%
|-
| Quechua || 1,377 || 24.4% || 1,501 || 33.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,025 || 4,585 || 4,465
|| 5,654
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.4 |m15=4 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.5 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.9 |f20=4 |f25=5.1 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Monteagudo — Chuquisaca [010501]

'''Monteagudo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Hernando Siles Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Monteagudo Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Hernando Siles Province.

The Mayor of Monteagudo is Paolo César Alcoba López, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Monteagudo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Patricia María Zilveti Orías AGN
1 Alternate Erwin Cabrita Rejas AGN
2 Member Rodrigo Vásquez Rodríguez NGP
2 Alternate Neli García Piuca NGP
3 Member Robert Carlos Ibáñez Álvarez PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Matilde Ruiz Pinto PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Jaime Rolando Vaca Fuentes AGN
4 Alternate Dominga Villalba Silva AGN
5 Member Hilda Mendoza Rentería NGP
5 Alternate Camilo Plata Rejas NGP
6 Member Doris Rocío Gonzales Salazar AGN
6 Alternate Bigmar Vallejos Aguilera AGN
7 Member Ruth Cleys Reynaga Flores PATRIA-UNIDOS
7 Alternate Iván Gustavo Carranza PATRIA-UNIDOS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Patricia María Zilveti Orías || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Erwin Cabrita Rejas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rodrigo Vásquez Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Neli García Piuca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Robert Carlos Ibáñez Álvarez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Matilde Ruiz Pinto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jaime Rolando Vaca Fuentes || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Dominga Villalba Silva''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Hilda Mendoza Rentería || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Camilo Plata Rejas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Doris Rocío Gonzales Salazar || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Bigmar Vallejos Aguilera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Ruth Cleys Reynaga Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Iván Gustavo Carranza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Candua
  • Acero Norte
  • Buena Vista
  • Cruce Piraymiri
  • Divisadero Alto
  • Mataral
  • Maycha Mayu
  • Puca Huasi
  • Santa Rosa
  • Sivingamayu Alto
  • Sivingamayu Bajo
  • Valle Nuevo
  • Villa Fernandez
  • Monteagudo
  • Naranjo
  • Ancopampa
  • Alto Casadero
  • Bartolo
  • Bohorques
  • Chuncusla
  • Chuya Yacu
  • Capilla Vieja
  • Casapa
  • Cañon Largo
  • Cerrillos
  • Puca Mayu
  • Sauce Mayu
  • Yaconal
  • Ñaurenda
  • Heredia
  • Itapenti
  • Peñaderias
  • Pozuelos
  • San Miguel de las Pampas
  • San Miguel del Bañado
  • San Pedro del Parapeti
  • Tacuara
  • Achiral
  • Camalote
  • Chapi Mayu
  • Canisal
  • Chajra Pampa
  • Limonal
  • El Puente
  • Pedernal
  • Roldana
  • Cañadillas
  • Santiago de Cerrillos
  • Cumarindo
  • San Pedro del Zapallar
  • Sombrerillos
  • Las Palmitas
  • Pucara Alto
  • Cabayure
  • Los Pinos
  • Aguadillas
  • Vallecitos
  • El Zapallar
  • Pampa la Lima
  • Cortaderal
  • Despensas
  • Ingavi
  • La Capilla
  • Palmarcito
  • San Juan del Pirai
  • Yajo Pampa
  • Yana Yana
  • Porongo
  • Pampa Larga
  • Mayu Tinku
  • Cachimayu
  • Carballo
  • Los Arcos
  • El Rodeo
  • Fernandez
  • Hierba Pampa
  • Potreros
  • Puca Mayu
  • San Lorenzo
  • Saucesitos
  • Uliuli
  • Vallecitos
  • Agua y Leche
  • El Bañado
  • Chaco Bañado
Group People %
Quechua 1,911 7.8%
Guaraní 1,210 4.9%
Campesino 756 3.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,911 || 7.8%
|-
| Guaraní || 1,210 || 4.9%
|-
| Campesino || 756 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 21,532 87.7% 18,624 76.6%
Quechua 2,038 8.3% 2,705 11.1%
Guarani 804 3.3% 971 4.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 21,532 || 87.7% || 18,624 || 76.6%
|-
| Quechua || 2,038 || 8.3% || 2,705 || 11.1%
|-
| Guarani || 804 || 3.3% || 971 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 25,240 || 26,504 || 24,303
|| 24,546
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.4 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=3 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Huacareta — Chuquisaca [010502]

'''Huacareta Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Hernando Siles Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Huacareta Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Hernando Siles Province.

The Mayor of Huacareta is Julio César Tórrez Sullka, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Huacareta has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Ángela Flores Visalla PATRIA-UNIDOS
1 Alternate Bacilio Benegas Quinteros PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Member Ruthwally Dana Pérez Álvarez LIBRE
2 Alternate Vladimir Quintana López LIBRE
3 Member Artemio Villalba Andonaigue PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Graciela Silva Villalba PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member TBD PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Alternate Hernán Cruz Pecho PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Member Dimar Hugo Ferrufino Cerezo LIBRE
5 Alternate Ingrid Cielito Cardona Núñez LIBRE 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ángela Flores Visalla || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bacilio Benegas Quinteros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ruthwally Dana Pérez Álvarez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Vladimir Quintana López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Artemio Villalba Andonaigue || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Graciela Silva Villalba''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Hernán Cruz Pecho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Dimar Hugo Ferrufino Cerezo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Ingrid Cielito Cardona Núñez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Abra del Ivio
  • Guayavillar
  • Huacareta
  • Ibobe
  • Itapo
  • Piraycito
  • Santa Maria
  • Totorenda
  • San Jose
  • Casa Alta
  • Huirasai
  • Laurel
  • Yumao
  • Ñacamiri
  • Carapari (Rancherio)
  • Sauzalito
  • Pampa Grande
  • Añimbo
  • Sauce Mayo
  • Duraznitos
  • Las Juntas
  • Pillo Pillar
  • Pincal
  • Puca Mayu
  • Tacurbite
  • Uruguay
  • Atolladar
  • Rosas Wayco
  • El Arenal
  • Nogal Mocho
  • Tartagalito
  • Campo Largo
  • Yairimbia
  • Yaire
  • Anguaguazu
  • Atirimbia
  • Itacaray
  • Rosario del Ingre
  • San Jorge de Ipaty
  • Ivaviranty
  • Itacua
  • Villa Hermosa
  • Cumandayti
Group People %
Guaraní 2,266 31.5%
Campesino 1,035 14.4%
Quechua 290 4.0%
Indígena 84 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 2,266 || 31.5%
|-
| Campesino || 1,035 || 14.4%
|-
| Quechua || 290 || 4.0%
|-
| Indígena || 84 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 5,899 81.9% 6,289 75.3%
Guarani 1,676 23.3% 1,729 20.7%
Quechua 250 3.5% 461 5.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,899 || 81.9% || 6,289 || 75.3%
|-
| Guarani || 1,676 || 23.3% || 1,729 || 20.7%
|-
| Quechua || 250 || 3.5% || 461 || 5.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,015 || 10,007 || 8,349
|| 7,200
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.2 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.3 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.3 |m35=3 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.3 |m50=3.2 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.5 |m65=2 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.8 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.1 |f20=2.8 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.8 |f35=3 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Tarabuco — Chuquisaca [010601]

'''Tarabuco Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Yamparáez Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Tarabuco Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Yamparáez Province.

The Mayor of Tarabuco is Felipe Coaquira Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Tarabuco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Catalina Olga Loayza Muñoz AGN
1 Alternate Diego Armando Núñez Mendoza AGN
2 Member Amelia Yarhui Yucra XS-CH
2 Alternate Antenor Medina Calizaya XS-CH
3 Member Omar Justino Torres Coronado PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Ángela Condori Champi PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member TBD NGP
4 Alternate María Luz Espíndola Aldana NGP
5 Member Sixto Esquivel Huarachi AGN
5 Alternate Jimena Miranda AGN 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Catalina Olga Loayza Muñoz || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Diego Armando Núñez Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Amelia Yarhui Yucra || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Antenor Medina Calizaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Omar Justino Torres Coronado || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ángela Condori Champi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Luz Espíndola Aldana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sixto Esquivel Huarachi || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Jimena Miranda''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 25 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Angola
  • Cayambuco
  • Chiquero
  • Cusi Huasi
  • El Carmen
  • Fichuyuj
  • Higueras Chillca
  • Huma Hualsu
  • Ichupampa
  • Jatun Khasa
  • Jumbate
  • Kajka Pampa
  • Cienega
  • Labran Quichani
  • Lajas Sijlla
  • Lamboyo
  • Maucka Huasi
  • Miskhamayu
  • Molle Huata
  • Molle Mayu
  • Otorunco
  • Palamana
  • Pampa Lupiara
  • Pisily
  • Puca Puca
  • San Jorge de Kollpa
  • Sarufaya
  • Sipuco
  • Thaya Huaca
  • Thipa Willkhi
  • Thola Mayu
  • Tunas Chillca
  • Vila Vila
  • Villistoca
  • Viscachani
  • Yoroma
  • Cororo
  • Huasi Huasi
  • Jatun Churicana
  • Jutun Mayu
  • Jatun Quichani
  • Khara Khara
  • Labran Mayu
  • Morado Ckassa
  • Puca Puca Surima
  • Quirusillas
  • Rincon Lupiara
  • San Antonio de Toca
  • San Joaquin
  • San Jose del Paredon
  • Surima Grande
  • Tarabuco
  • Tarcañi Alta
  • Surima Chica
  • Puno
  • Molle Orcko
  • Yurac Punku
  • Quillakamani
  • Jacota
  • Moromarca
  • Jatun Rumy
  • Sundiri Alta
  • Achia
  • Chuño Pampa
  • Jarka Kasa
  • Huacac Locotoni
  • Kollpa
  • Pujlluni
  • Sector Talisco
  • Kollachiwanmayu
  • Siundiri
  • Rincon Lupiara Yana Kollpa
  • Tarcañi Baja
  • Trojas
  • Yerba Buena
  • Lampacillos
  • Pajcha
  • Tambo Atajo
  • Yurac Pujyu
Group People %
Quechua 6,861 51.5%
Yampara 1,966 14.8%
Campesino 399 3.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 6,861 || 51.5%
|-
| Yampara || 1,966 || 14.8%
|-
| Campesino || 399 || 3.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 11,259 84.5% 13,127 77.5%
Spanish 8,429 63.3% 8,323 49.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 11,259 || 84.5% || 13,127 || 77.5%
|-
| Spanish || 8,429 || 63.3% || 8,323 || 49.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 19,607 || 19,554 || 16,944
|| 13,323
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.1 |m25=3 |m30=2.4 |m35=2.2 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.3 |m65=2.5 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.8
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.5 |f15=4.9 |f20=3.9 |f25=2.9 |f30=2.4 |f35=2.4 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.6 |f50=3 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.2 |f70=2 |f75=1.7 |f80=0.9 |f85=1.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Yamparáez — Chuquisaca [010602]

'''Yamparáez Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Yamparáez Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Yamparáez Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Yamparáez Province.

The Mayor of Yamparáez is Grover Yucra Arancibia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Yamparáez has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Marcelo Ilafaya Vargas PATRIA-UNIDOS
1 Alternate Trinidad Yucra Mancilla PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Member Seberina Ortuste LIBRE
2 Alternate Raúl Durán Arancibia LIBRE
3 Member Virginia Paracta Barrientos AGN
3 Alternate Sergio Olivares Melendres AGN
4 Member Sandro Barrientos Mollo XS-CH
4 Alternate Lorenza Valencia Serrudo XS-CH
5 Member Noelia Zárate Torres MTS
5 Alternate Benito Aymuro Puma MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marcelo Ilafaya Vargas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Trinidad Yucra Mancilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Seberina Ortuste || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Durán Arancibia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Virginia Paracta Barrientos || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Sergio Olivares Melendres''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Sandro Barrientos Mollo || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Lorenza Valencia Serrudo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Noelia Zárate Torres || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Benito Aymuro Puma''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cancha Pampa
  • Alcantari
  • Carama
  • Ckompuco
  • Escana
  • Eskizma
  • Guadalupe
  • Kachuquira
  • Katequilla
  • Kota
  • Lavadero
  • Lloques
  • Molles
  • Pata Llajta
  • Pulqui Avaroa
  • Quiraguani
  • San Jose de Molles
  • Sauce Pampa
  • Sella Orko
  • Sirichaca
  • Sorojchi
  • Concepcion
  • Era Pampa
  • Huasa Cancha
  • Molle Punku
  • Pampa Yampara
  • Sajpaya
  • San Juan
  • Talahuanca
  • Ura San Juan
  • Yamparaez
  • San Antonio
  • Cerco Pampa
  • Paccha Pata
  • Acharani
  • Palka Mayu
  • Catana
  • Jatun Khakha
  • La Mendoza
  • Potrero
  • Mara Pamapa
  • Tihuacana
  • Sotomayor
Group People %
Quechua 4,359 51.4%
Yampara 1,029 12.1%
Unspecified Indigenous 188 2.2%
Campesino 167 2.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 4,359 || 51.4%
|-
| Yampara || 1,029 || 12.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 188 || 2.2%
|-
| Campesino || 167 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 6,995 82.5% 8,029 79.4%
Spanish 6,026 71.1% 6,210 61.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 6,995 || 82.5% || 8,029 || 79.4%
|-
| Spanish || 6,026 || 71.1% || 6,210 || 61.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,656 || 10,013 || 10,111
|| 8,480
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4 |m10=4.6 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.5 |m30=3.4 |m35=2.9 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.7 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=3 |f5=3.7 |f10=4.1 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.8 |f45=3.2 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.9 |f65=2.5 |f70=2.4 |f75=1.7 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Camargo — Chuquisaca [010701]

'''Camargo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Nor Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Camargo is Marcela Alejandra Mendoza Morón, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Camargo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Faviola Rodríguez Mendoza LIBRE
1 Alternate Erison Williams Díaz Miguel LIBRE
2 Member Harrieth Zúñiga Catari XS-CH
2 Alternate Luis Fernando Martínez Vedia XS-CH
3 Member Juana Andrea Vaca Zelaya PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Santiago Ochoa Flores PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Denis Gonzalo Rodríguez Vedia LIBRE
4 Alternate Eunice Aidé Romero Vela LIBRE
5 Member Sheila Viviana Rodríguez Guarachi FRI
5 Alternate Simón Vedia Budia FRI 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Faviola Rodríguez Mendoza || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Erison Williams Díaz Miguel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Harrieth Zúñiga Catari || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Fernando Martínez Vedia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Juana Andrea Vaca Zelaya || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Santiago Ochoa Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Denis Gonzalo Rodríguez Vedia || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Eunice Aidé Romero Vela''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sheila Viviana Rodríguez Guarachi || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Simón Vedia Budia''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Camargo
  • La Plateada
  • La Torre
  • Mollini
  • Patapampa
  • Santa Rosa de Cuchillani
  • Tabla Cruz
  • Ñequeta
  • Hornos
  • La Quemada
  • Kisca Pampa
  • Bella Vista
  • Porvenir
  • Malcastaca
  • Uturungo
  • Molle Pampa
  • Chañarmayu
  • Chajra Mayu
  • Higuera Waykho
  • Nazareth
  • Santa Maria
  • Palca Chica
  • Papagayo
  • Quirucilla
  • La Falda
  • Saladillo
  • Yurac Caballo
  • San Luis
  • Vivicha
  • La Colorada
  • Palquipampa
  • Thota
  • Viña Vieja
  • La Palca
  • Rosario
  • El Molino
  • San Pedro
  • Chujllas
  • Vidrieria
  • Cuchuchajra
  • La Rama
  • Santa Rosa de Mal Paso
  • Cachuyo
  • Carusla
  • Chicha Mayu
  • Cochaca
  • Cueva Pampa
  • Falsuri
  • Huancarani
  • Jankoaque
  • Jatun Huasi
  • La Laguna
  • Majuelo
  • Muyuquiri
  • Santa Rosa
  • Sastreyu
  • Tacomayo
  • Liquimayu
  • Tambo Huayco
  • Jatun Kinray
  • Huaca Cancha
  • San Jose
  • Ololoma
  • Quirucillani
  • Tacaquira
  • Suquistaca
  • Saca Pampa
  • Quitucancha Condoriri
  • Mokopata
  • Chajra Kasa
  • La Rama
  • Sarcarca
  • Cruz Huasi
  • Sala Pampa
  • Chaqueri
  • El Churo
  • Taipina
  • Carpachacra
  • Chavarria
  • Lintaca
  • Usfapampa
  • Quinray Huasy
Group People %
Quechua 3,727 25.3%
Campesino 608 4.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,727 || 25.3%
|-
| Campesino || 608 || 4.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 12,910 87.7% 12,075 77.2%
Quechua 4,321 29.4% 4,971 31.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,910 || 87.7% || 12,075 || 77.2%
|-
| Quechua || 4,321 || 29.4% || 4,971 || 31.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 14,392 || 15,644
|| 14,713
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.2 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.4 |m55=2 |m60=2 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3 |f5=4.5 |f10=5.1 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.6 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.4 |f65=2 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
San Lucas — Chuquisaca [010702]

'''San Lucas Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Nor Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Chuquisaca Department.[ref1]

The Mayor of San Lucas is Alfredo Bautista Palacios, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

San Lucas has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2] One of those seats is an Indigenous seat assigned by the Marka Payaqullu according to its own norms and procedures.

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Jesús Miguel Acuña Cerruto XS-CH
1 Alternate Emiliana Paco Ibarro XS-CH
2 Member Beto Choque Aragón MTS
2 Alternate Teodora Condori Laura MTS
3 Member Marleni Condori Cruz AGN
3 Alternate Mario Esposo Fernández AGN
4 Member Arminda María Condori Alejandro XS-CH
4 Alternate Gerónimo Castillo Romero XS-CH
5 Member Ángelica Mamani Carmona MTS
5 Alternate Toribio Cuestas Calizaya MTS
6 Member Ediberto Deybi Arias Cruz XS-CH
6 Alternate Roxana Tórrez Gutiérrez XS-CH
7 Member TBD
7 Alternate TBD 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jesús Miguel Acuña Cerruto || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Emiliana Paco Ibarro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Beto Choque Aragón || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Teodora Condori Laura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Marleni Condori Cruz || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Mario Esposo Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Arminda María Condori Alejandro || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Gerónimo Castillo Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ángelica Mamani Carmona || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Toribio Cuestas Calizaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Ediberto Deybi Arias Cruz || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Roxana Tórrez Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | Marka Payaqullu
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cumuni
  • Janquyu
  • Churquipampa
  • Orkhoyo
  • Padcoyo
  • Puca Loma
  • Quirpini
  • Rodeo Kocha
  • Sivinga Mayu
  • Tambo Moko
  • Yapusiri
  • Tira Hoyo
  • San Lucas
  • Avicucha
  • Chaupi Cocha
  • Caichoca
  • Querquewisi
  • Tambillo
  • Anda Jaba
  • Kewayllani
  • Punquina
  • Saca Pampa
  • San Cristobal
  • Kanaja
  • Monte Pampa
  • Ajchilla
  • Coplacia
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Keruri
  • Laderas
  • Phullaya
  • Pichacani
  • Pilalo
  • San Pedro de Guanaya
  • Sunchu Tambo
  • Tambo Khasa
  • Torre Guanaya
  • Soscolo
  • Soto Loma
  • Quewachala
  • Cutanaso
  • Canchas Blancas
  • Chankha
  • Cruz Mayu
  • Huañumilla
  • Japo
  • Jatun Cancha
  • Molle Molle
  • Pasla
  • Pata Cancha
  • Rumi Rumi
  • San Salvador
  • Torre de Linares
  • Villa Carmen
  • Villa Paz
  • Wayllavi
  • Yayoma
  • Pulquina
  • Papa Chacra
  • Collpa
  • Jarca Mayu
  • Tambo Aguada
  • Papa Chacra Grande
  • Caracollo
  • Lecori
  • Payacota del Carmen
  • Chanchacilli
  • Chiñimayu
  • Collpa Mayu
  • El Rodeo
  • Esmeralda
  • Habas Chacra
  • Habas Mayu
  • Huayllani
  • Terrado
  • Malliri
  • Marcavi
  • Churqui Churqui
  • Huayllani Chico
  • Huayllani Grande
  • Huerta Mayu
  • Llinqui Pampa
  • Tocamaracchi
  • Quirpini Grande
  • Marancelayoj
  • Laravinto
  • Molle Pata
  • Ojeda
  • Pirhuani
  • Sacavillque Chico
  • Sacavillque Grande
  • San Leon
  • Zabala
  • Capira
  • Tablas
  • Chuncho
  • Sierra Grande
  • Bella Vista
  • Buena Vista
  • La Palca
  • Pampa Cienega
  • Pukakancha
  • San Martin
  • Thaqu Kasa
  • Tihu Pampa
  • Torojchi
  • Trigo Kasa
  • Uruchini
  • Civita
  • Entre Rios
  • Astola
  • Puca Pampa
  • Andamarca
  • Chillagua
  • Churizaya
  • Cinteño Tambo
  • Condoriri
  • Corma
  • Cutanaso
  • Kellu Kellu
  • Sivinga Mayu
  • Khollpa Khasa
  • Laja Khasa
  • Maika
  • Murifaya
  • Ocuri
  • Palacio Tambo
  • Sani Mayu
  • Malliri
  • Thuru Pampa
  • Miskha Mayu
  • Santa Rosa
  • Organos Pampa
  • Cocha Pata
  • Pututaca San Juan
  • Canchas Blancas
  • Tambo Moko
Group People %
Quechua 19,627 73.5%
Qhara Qhara 1,169 4.4%
Campesino 568 2.1%
Unspecified Indigenous 331 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 19,627 || 73.5%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 1,169 || 4.4%
|-
| Campesino || 568 || 2.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 331 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Quechua 21,493 80.5% 24,991 76.8%
Spanish 18,995 71.1% 18,675 57.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 21,493 || 80.5% || 24,991 || 76.8%
|-
| Spanish || 18,995 || 71.1% || 18,675 || 57.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 32,109 || 32,520
|| 26,715
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.5 |m10=6 |m15=5 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.2 |m30=2.8 |m35=2.5 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.2 |m55=2.1 |m60=2 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=4.2 |f5=5 |f10=5.9 |f15=5 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.3 |f65=2 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Incahuasi — Chuquisaca [010703]

'''Incahuasi Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Nor Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Incahuasi is Behimar Herrera Martínez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Incahuasi has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Orlando Ortega Telera AGN
1 Alternate Sonia Cruz Rodríguez AGN
2 Member Valery Tejerina Rivera AGN
2 Alternate Yamil Castro Rojas AGN
3 Member Miriam Tapia Robles XS-CH
3 Alternate Efraín Tolaba Leytón XS-CH
4 Member Porfidio Subia Romero MTS
4 Alternate Elizabeth Lizbeth Martínez Padilla MTS
5 Member Armando Flores Vallejos AGN
5 Alternate Martha Vásquez Ortiz AGN
6 Member Yamila Belén Camacho Moncada AGN
6 Alternate Hernán Torres Ortega AGN
7 Member TBD AGN
7 Alternate TBD AGN 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Orlando Ortega Telera || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Sonia Cruz Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Valery Tejerina Rivera || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Yamil Castro Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miriam Tapia Robles || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Efraín Tolaba Leytón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Porfidio Subia Romero || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Lizbeth Martínez Padilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Armando Flores Vallejos || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Martha Vásquez Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Yamila Belén Camacho Moncada || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Hernán Torres Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • La Banda
  • Miraflores
  • Pueblo Alto
  • Santa Rosa
  • Incahuasi
  • Sultaca Baja
  • Jolencia
  • San Luis
  • Pueblo Bajo
  • Los Alamos
  • El Fuerte
  • Huajlaya
  • La Aguada
  • Lampazar
  • Quemado
  • San Andres
  • San Gregorio
  • San Marcelo
  • San Marcos
  • San Pedrito
  • Fructuoso
  • Lagunillas
  • San Benito
  • Tangoya
  • Chichapampa
  • Buena Vista
  • Cocha Loma
  • Agua y Cerca
  • Portillo
  • Pucara de Yatina
  • Quirusillas
  • Yatina
  • Buena Vista Centro
  • Chillajara
  • Chilca Cancha
  • Quewiñajara
  • El Verano
  • San Marcos
Group People %
Quechua 7,945 48.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,945 || 48.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 13,437 81.5% 9,218 70.6%
Quechua 7,846 47.6% 6,193 47.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,437 || 81.5% || 9,218 || 70.6%
|-
| Quechua || 7,846 || 47.6% || 6,193 || 47.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 10,709 || 13,056
|| 16,484
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=4.2 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=3 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.3 |f5=4.4 |f10=5 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.8 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.2 |f55=2 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.2 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Charcas — Chuquisaca [010704]

'''Villa Charcas Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Nor Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Villa Charcas is Rider Andia Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Charcas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Marfa Flores Ríos AGN
1 Alternate Saturnino Rengifo Lampa AGN
2 Member Juliana Perales Rengifo FRI
2 Alternate Mamerto Vera Garnica FRI
3 Member Efraín Molina Choque MTS
3 Alternate Yhaneth Marfa García Cruz MTS
4 Member Mario Navia Moscoso AGN
4 Alternate TBD AGN
5 Member Juan José Subia Miranda FRI
5 Alternate Marina Villarpando Castillo FRI 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marfa Flores Ríos || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Saturnino Rengifo Lampa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juliana Perales Rengifo || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Mamerto Vera Garnica''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Efraín Molina Choque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yhaneth Marfa García Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mario Navia Moscoso || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Juan José Subia Miranda || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Marina Villarpando Castillo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Arpaja Alta
  • Arpaja Baja
  • Ayomita
  • Huancarani Centro
  • Palcapata
  • San Jose de Chunchuli Bajo
  • Huancarani Bajo
  • Sultaca Alta
  • Villa Charcas
  • Arpaja Centro
  • Centro Villa Charcas
  • Chunchuli Alto
  • El Centro
  • Huancarani
  • Huancarani Alto
  • San Antonio
  • Sultaca Centro
  • Bomboma
  • Caiza K
  • Caylle
  • Charcosi
  • Caña Huayco
  • Quisquira Alta
  • Dispuco
  • La Hoyada
  • Lambrani
  • Llanquisa
  • Mollini
  • Sacari
  • Supas
  • Tipani
  • Valle Flores
  • Pucara de Llujllaya
  • Challaupi
  • Chiragua
  • Mutila
  • Puca Uno
  • Pucara
  • Quisquira Baja
  • Quivincha
  • Troja
  • Ancomarca
  • Santa Elena
  • Villa Charcas
Group People %
Quechua 9,770 68.4%
Campesino 386 2.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,770 || 68.4%
|-
| Campesino || 386 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 11,299 79.1% 10,985 68.0%
Quechua 9,482 66.4% 10,267 63.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,299 || 79.1% || 10,985 || 68.0%
|-
| Quechua || 9,482 || 66.4% || 10,267 || 63.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 12,302 || 16,150
|| 14,282
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5 |m10=5.6 |m15=5.3 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.2 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.5 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.4 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4 |f5=4.7 |f10=5.9 |f15=5.4 |f20=5 |f25=4 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.2 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Serrano — Chuquisaca [010801]

'''Villa Serrano Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Belisario Boeto Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. Villa Serrano Municipality is the only municipality in Belisario Boeto Province and its boundaries are identical.

The Mayor of Villa Serrano is Rosendo Nava Romero, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Serrano has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member José Cruz Barja XS-CH
1 Alternate María Eugenia Gutiérrez Choque XS-CH
2 Member Rosa Jhaylin Correa Orellana FRI
2 Alternate Adán Vedia Padilla FRI
3 Member Marizol Ochoa Garnica AGN
3 Alternate TBD AGN
4 Member Fidencia Olga Garnica Corimailla XS-CH
4 Alternate Lino Velásquez Carrasco XS-CH
5 Member Natividad Tórrez Medina PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Alternate Lino Benavides PATRIA-UNIDOS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Cruz Barja || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''María Eugenia Gutiérrez Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rosa Jhaylin Correa Orellana || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Adán Vedia Padilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Marizol Ochoa Garnica || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Fidencia Olga Garnica Corimailla || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Lino Velásquez Carrasco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Natividad Tórrez Medina || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lino Benavides''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 26 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Achiras
  • El Abra
  • Escaleras
  • Potreros
  • Trampa Mayu
  • Huerta Mayu
  • Kollpa Pampa
  • Tapera
  • Nuevo Mundo
  • Ovejeros
  • Pedregal
  • Peña Blanca
  • Villa Serrano
  • Waca Wasi
  • Temporalcillo
  • Pampas Areas
  • Arreyan
  • Sunchu Huaycu
  • Barvecho
  • Blanca Flor
  • Cañadillas
  • Zamora
  • Duraznal
  • El Oro
  • Huayacan
  • Jahue
  • Lagunita
  • Lampasillos
  • Mendoza
  • Monte Grande
  • Piedra Grande
  • Quewiñas
  • Santa Rosa
  • Socavon
  • Yunguillas
  • Sipotendi
  • Tholar
  • Lampazos
  • Chapas
  • Cieneguillas
  • Potreros
  • Pampas del Tigre
  • Pozos
  • Urriolagoitia
  • La Lluska
  • La Quebrada
  • Santiago Chico
  • Temporal Grande
  • Sumala
  • Coyahorko
  • Thola Pampa
  • Alto Seco
  • Aguas Blancas
  • Maicha Pampa
  • Palmar
  • Sector Lagunillas
  • Sector Puca Kaka
  • Mapa Kocha
Group People %
Quechua 2,962 32.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,962 || 32.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 8,033 88.2% 8,249 73.9%
Quechua 2,406 26.4% 2,689 24.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,033 || 88.2% || 8,249 || 73.9%
|-
| Quechua || 2,406 || 26.4% || 2,689 || 24.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,617 || 12,386 || 11,161
|| 9,107
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.3 |m25=3.8 |m30=2.6 |m35=2.7 |m40=3 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.8 |m65=2.6 |m70=2 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.2 |f5=4 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.4 |f40=2.6 |f45=3 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.6 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Abecia — Chuquisaca [010901]

'''Villa Abecia Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sud Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Villa Abecia is Inocenta Lidia Galean Ochoa, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Abecia has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Roxana Trujillo Mogro AGN
1 Alternate Misael Condori Aquino AGN
2 Member Salvador Barea Castro PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Alternate Deysi María Herrera Maigua PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Member Yobanna Cazón Rodríguez MTS
3 Alternate TBD MTS
4 Member Acencio Fernández Amador AGN
4 Alternate Carla Adriana Revollo Montellano AGN
5 Member Edith Mondaque Burgos PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Alternate Eulogio Exaltación Castro Rodríguez PATRIA-UNIDOS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Roxana Trujillo Mogro || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Misael Condori Aquino''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Salvador Barea Castro || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Deysi María Herrera Maigua''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Yobanna Cazón Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Acencio Fernández Amador || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Adriana Revollo Montellano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Edith Mondaque Burgos || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eulogio Exaltación Castro Rodríguez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Camblaya
  • Los Sotos
  • Molle Aguada
  • Villa Abecia
  • Pioca
  • Achuma
  • Charpaxi
  • Jailia
  • La Abra
  • Higuerayoc
  • Chiri
  • El Rodeo
  • Higuerayoc
  • Tarcana
  • Colpanayoc
Group People %
Quechua 503 9.4%
Campesino 140 2.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 503 || 9.4%
|-
| Campesino || 140 || 2.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 4,825 89.8% 2,879 81.9%
Quechua 508 9.5% 515 14.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,825 || 89.8% || 2,879 || 81.9%
|-
| Quechua || 508 || 9.5% || 515 || 14.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,160 || 3,195 || 3,514
|| 5,375
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4 |m10=5.1 |m15=4 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.1 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.5 |m70=1 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.2 |f10=3.9 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.4 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.6 |f75=1 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Culpina — Chuquisaca [010902]

'''Culpina Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sud Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Sud Cinti Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Culpina is Julio César Subia Áviles, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Culpina has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member José Luis Arroyo Choque LIBRE
1 Alternate Severina Rivas Días LIBRE
2 Member Alicia Cardozo Casazola FRI
2 Alternate Alexander Raya Rivera FRI
3 Member Héctor Díaz Martínez AGN
3 Alternate Idelma Barríos Sandoval AGN
4 Member Eli Yhovana Subia Rivera NGP
4 Alternate TBD NGP
5 Member Aneyda Pua Padilla LIBRE
5 Alternate Jaime Rodríguez Ibaja LIBRE 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Luis Arroyo Choque || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Severina Rivas Días''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alicia Cardozo Casazola || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Alexander Raya Rivera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Héctor Díaz Martínez || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Idelma Barríos Sandoval''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eli Yhovana Subia Rivera || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Aneyda Pua Padilla || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Rodríguez Ibaja''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Alto Marco Antoñito
  • Charcoma
  • Collpa
  • La Banda
  • Pueblo Bajo
  • Sajlina
  • Totora
  • Villa Flores
  • Culpina
  • Culpina Mayu
  • El Tholar
  • Quisana
  • Tojlasa
  • Yuquina
  • San Lorenzo
  • Huayco Pugio
  • Los Alamos
  • Cantu Pampa
  • Laramendy
  • Cedro Mayu
  • Cocha
  • Carapari Bajo
  • La Loma
  • Laramendy
  • Sumaya Baja
  • Potrero la Loma
  • Carapari
  • Manzanal
  • Naranjitos
  • Orocote
  • El Palmar
  • Timboy de Monte Mayor
  • Cañon Verde
  • Arbolitos
  • Yuquiporo
  • La Cienega
  • Yuquina
  • El Monte
  • Pamparayoc
  • El Cabrerio
  • La Cueva
  • Pilaya
  • San Pedro de Sancho
  • Salitre
  • El Centro
  • Cienega Khasa
  • Puca Laja
  • Puma Khasa
  • Salviani
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • El Tholar
  • Marcabi
  • San Martin
  • San Francisco Alto
  • San Francisco Bajo
  • Lomay Contuchico
  • Sumaya
  • Campamento
  • Cerro Bravo
  • Chichayoc
  • Domingas
  • Huajlita
  • Huaylla Pata
  • Potrero
  • Puca Pampa
  • Salamayu
  • Chillawayoc
  • Taruca Cancha
  • Manzanal
Group People %
Quechua 3,976 26.8%
Campesino 443 3.0%
Unspecified Indigenous 159 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,976 || 26.8%
|-
| Campesino || 443 || 3.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 159 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 12,882 86.8% 13,612 76.8%
Quechua 2,838 19.1% 3,733 21.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,882 || 86.8% || 13,612 || 76.8%
|-
| Quechua || 2,838 || 19.1% || 3,733 || 21.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 18,793 || 17,570 || 17,731
|| 14,848
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.5 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.7 |m30=3 |m35=2.7 |m40=2.6 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.2 |m55=2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.7
|f0=4.3 |f5=4.6 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.9 |f85=1.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Las Carreras — Chuquisaca [010903]

'''Las Carreras Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Sud Cinti Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Las Carreras is Cimar Ramiro Rodríguez Narváez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Las Carreras has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Abigail Cardozo Cruz AGN
1 Alternate Bladimir José Vidaurre Cáceres AGN
2 Member Silvia Tórrez Laura XS-CH
2 Alternate Erwin Mamani Flores XS-CH
3 Member Sandra Mirian Ayarde Narváez NGP
3 Alternate Nelson Miguel Bustillos Fernández NGP
4 Member José Guadalupe Martínez Cruz AGN
4 Alternate María Isabel Ríos León AGN
5 Member Tania Fabiola Burgos Cazón PATRIA-UNIDOS
5 Alternate José Elías Hilarión Cáceres PATRIA-UNIDOS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Abigail Cardozo Cruz || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Bladimir José Vidaurre Cáceres''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Silvia Tórrez Laura || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''Erwin Mamani Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sandra Mirian Ayarde Narváez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelson Miguel Bustillos Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Guadalupe Martínez Cruz || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''María Isabel Ríos León''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Tania Fabiola Burgos Cazón || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Elías Hilarión Cáceres''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Las Carreras
  • Monte Sandoval
  • Paichito Amador
  • San Juan del Oro
  • San Agustin
  • Tacapi
  • Ticuchayoc
  • Impora
  • Lime
  • Khaspi Cancha
  • La Torre
  • Satoya
  • Monte de Taraya
  • Puron de Escapana
  • Taraya
  • Pampa Grande
  • Lime
  • Huturi
  • Santa Rosa
  • Socpora
Group People %
Quechua 342 6.8%
Campesino 174 3.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 342 || 6.8%
|-
| Campesino || 174 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 4,584 91.4% 3,313 81.0%
Quechua 373 7.4% 447 10.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,584 || 91.4% || 3,313 || 81.0%
|-
| Quechua || 373 || 7.4% || 447 || 10.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,336 || 3,556 || 4,088
|| 5,016
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.2 |m10=4 |m15=4.2 |m20=5.4 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.5 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.3 |f5=3.7 |f10=3.7 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.8 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Villa Vaca Guzmán — Chuquisaca [011001]

'''Villa Vaca Guzmán Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Luis Calvo Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Luis Calvo Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Villa Vaca Guzmán is Ronald Cabrera Rodas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Villa Vaca Guzmán has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Carmen Roxana Ibarra Morón AGN
1 Alternate Garibaldy Rodas Sandoval AGN
2 Member Yanet Salazar Palaguerra PATRIA-UNIDOS
2 Alternate Agapo Lozano Nazareno PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Member Hernán Pizarro Vargas AGN
3 Alternate Tatiana Lucerito Rojas Guevara AGN
4 Member Percy Fabián Gonzales Canedo XS-CH
4 Alternate TBD XS-CH
5 Member Julio César Claure Corales NGP
5 Alternate Ana Martha Orías Estrada NGP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Carmen Roxana Ibarra Morón || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Garibaldy Rodas Sandoval''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Yanet Salazar Palaguerra || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Agapo Lozano Nazareno''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Hernán Pizarro Vargas || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Tatiana Lucerito Rojas Guevara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Percy Fabián Gonzales Canedo || rowspan="2" | XS-CH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Julio César Claure Corales || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Martha Orías Estrada''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cerrillos
  • Muyupampa
  • Caraparirenda
  • Tururumba
  • Cruz Pampa
  • Baicua
  • Caratindi
  • Caya
  • Peniterendas
  • Iguembe
  • Itau
  • Tentayapi
  • Bella Vista
  • Los Naranjos
  • Tunalito
  • Itacupe
  • Las Abras
  • Itiroro
  • Itikerenda
  • Sotos
  • Tarta Galito
  • Karapari Alto
  • Karapari Bajo
  • Cerrillos
  • Sapirangui
  • Sirau Pampa
  • El Tunal
  • Pincal
  • Sapiranguimiri
  • Sauce Mayu
  • Tayasigua
  • Piriti
  • Guazurenda
  • Alta Overa
  • Camotal
  • Cumandayti
  • Entierrillos
  • Iripity
  • Ity
  • La Tapera
  • Monte Grande
  • Santiago de las Frias
  • Ticucha
  • Overa Ñancahuazu
  • Chuyayaco
  • Cruz Pampa
  • Aguayrenda
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • La Florida
  • Bella Vista
  • Itapochi
Group People %
Guaraní 2,831 21.3%
Quechua 745 5.6%
Campesino 445 3.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 2,831 || 21.3%
|-
| Quechua || 745 || 5.6%
|-
| Campesino || 445 || 3.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 11,331 85.3% 7,452 76.7%
Guarani 2,153 16.2% 1,997 20.5%
Quechua 812 6.1% 1,165 12.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,331 || 85.3% || 7,452 || 76.7%
|-
| Guarani || 2,153 || 16.2% || 1,997 || 20.5%
|-
| Quechua || 812 || 6.1% || 1,165 || 12.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,611 || 10,748 || 9,720
|| 13,282
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.9 |m15=5.5 |m20=6.4 |m25=4.8 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.2 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.1 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.2 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.4 |f20=5 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.5 |f45=2 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.5 |f65=1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Macharetí — Chuquisaca [011003]

'''Macharetí Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Luis Calvo Province in the Chuquisaca Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Macharetí is Alcira Fátima Cabrera Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Macharetí has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Guimer Silos Illescas AGN
1 Alternate Rosita Maguillin Tapia Valencia AGN
2 Member Demar Ortega Vaca NGP
2 Alternate Ruth Mery Tórrez Morales NGP
3 Member Pablo Montero Tórrez PATRIA-UNIDOS
3 Alternate Esmerita Álvarez Ruiz PATRIA-UNIDOS
4 Member Corina Limachi Padilla AGN
4 Alternate Florencio López Padilla AGN
5 Member Virginia Copa Tacuri NGP
5 Alternate Romelio Alcides Jerez Mendoza NGP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Guimer Silos Illescas || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosita Maguillin Tapia Valencia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Demar Ortega Vaca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruth Mery Tórrez Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Pablo Montero Tórrez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Esmerita Álvarez Ruiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Corina Limachi Padilla || rowspan="2" | AGN
|-
| Alternate || ''Florencio López Padilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Virginia Copa Tacuri || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Romelio Alcides Jerez Mendoza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 27 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Machareti
  • Tati
  • Machareti Estacion
  • Timboicito
  • Irenda
  • Villa Machareti
  • Alto Ipaguasu
  • Ñancorainza
  • Tamaniguati
  • Isipotindi
  • Curuyuqui
  • Ipati
  • Ivo
  • Guari
  • Yapi
  • Ivoka
  • Bella Esperanza
  • La Represa
  • Camatindi
  • Camatindi Disperso
  • Carandayti
  • Bajo Bordo Alto
  • Campo Leon
  • Tentapau
  • Totoral
  • Las Lomas
  • Algodonal
  • Vuelta Grande
  • Cuatro Vientos
  • El Simbolar
  • El Vinal
  • Ipauzo
  • Algarrobillo
  • Bella Union
  • Carandayticito
  • La Tranquilidad
  • Tiguipa
  • Tentami
  • Tiguipa Pueblo
  • Yuki Caipipendi
Group People %
Guaraní 2,456 33.9%
Quechua 224 3.1%
Campesino 111 1.5%
Chiquitano 80 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 2,456 || 33.9%
|-
| Quechua || 224 || 3.1%
|-
| Campesino || 111 || 1.5%
|-
| Chiquitano || 80 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,202 85.7% 5,340 72.0%
Guarani 1,076 14.9% 1,257 16.9%
Quechua 232 3.2% 297 4.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,202 || 85.7% || 5,340 || 72.0%
|-
| Guarani || 1,076 || 14.9% || 1,257 || 16.9%
|-
| Quechua || 232 || 3.2% || 297 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,654 || 7,386 || 7,418
|| 7,235
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.4 |m10=5 |m15=6.2 |m20=6.1 |m25=4.1 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.7 |f10=5.1 |f15=4 |f20=4.7 |f25=3.4 |f30=3 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.3 |f55=2 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.2 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
La Paz — La Paz [020101]

'''La Paz Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Murillo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in La Paz Department.[ref1]

The Mayor of La Paz is César Luis Dockweiler Suárez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

La Paz has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Ximena Carola Antezana Pantoja ASP
1 Alternate Ramiro Mijail Lizondo Mejia ASP
2 Member Casimira Alejandra Lema Molina VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Freddy Alejandro Segovia Landaeta VENCEREMOS
3 Member Waldy Eduarda Caballero Apahaza JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate Javier Marcelino Guerra Hernani JALLALLA LP
4 Member Adriana Ligia Murillo De La Barra APB-SÚMATE
4 Alternate Edgar Miguel Vélez García APB-SÚMATE
5 Member Fernando Ruiz Saldias Pericón SPBC
5 Alternate Edmy Jannett Borja Canedo SPBC
6 Member Miryam Virginia Aguilar Rodríguez IH
6 Alternate Jaime Rufino Tiñini Callisaya IH
7 Member Mario Virgilio Apaza Ávalos ASLP
7 Alternate Ingrid Neyla Tórrez Camacho ASLP
8 Member Fabian Ii Yaksic Feraudy VENCEREMOS
8 Alternate Youstine Zuleica Orihuela Gómez VENCEREMOS
9 Member Juan Carlos Machicao Castillo IH
9 Alternate Valeria Villalba Pacheco IH
10 Member Alejandra Mabel Delgado Cameo ASLP
10 Alternate Claudio Fernando Avendaño Tancara ASLP
11 Member Ángela Victoria Calabi Nowotny IH
11 Alternate Luis Reynaldo Vargas Mendoza IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ximena Carola Antezana Pantoja || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ramiro Mijail Lizondo Mejia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Casimira Alejandra Lema Molina || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Alejandro Segovia Landaeta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Waldy Eduarda Caballero Apahaza || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Javier Marcelino Guerra Hernani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Adriana Ligia Murillo De La Barra || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Edgar Miguel Vélez García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fernando Ruiz Saldias Pericón || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Edmy Jannett Borja Canedo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Miryam Virginia Aguilar Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Rufino Tiñini Callisaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Mario Virgilio Apaza Ávalos || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ingrid Neyla Tórrez Camacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Fabian Ii Yaksic Feraudy || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Youstine Zuleica Orihuela Gómez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Juan Carlos Machicao Castillo || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Valeria Villalba Pacheco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Alejandra Mabel Delgado Cameo || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudio Fernando Avendaño Tancara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Ángela Victoria Calabi Nowotny || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Reynaldo Vargas Mendoza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • La Paz
  • Alto Achachicala
  • Hampaturi
  • Uma Palca
  • Pongo
  • Pantini
  • Achachicala Centro
  • Carpani
  • Choquechihuani
  • Lorocota
  • Quiñuma
  • Achachicala
  • Originaria Chacaltaya
  • Palcoma
  • Jacha Kora
  • Sunturuta
  • Hampaturi Chico
  • Apaña
  • Cahua Grande
  • Cansique
  • Chiviraque
  • Coscapa
  • Harca
  • Huayllipaya
  • Jacha Loma
  • Llaullini
  • Zongo
  • Isicani
  • Choro Tiquimani
  • Chucura Bajo
  • Coscapa Bajo
  • Primera Esperanza
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Cobija
  • Huaji
  • Monte Verde
  • Zongo Tropico
  • Cahua Chico
  • Botijlaca
  • Cambaya
  • Cañaviri
  • Chirimoyani
  • Cuticucho
  • Quimsa Mojenitani
  • Santa Rosa
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Huari Cunca
  • Chuquini
  • Cielo Jahuira
  • Monte Olivo
  • Tambo Pata
  • Esmeralda
  • Islani Bajo
  • Llusijachi
  • Segunda Esperanza
  • Ingavi
  • Apana
  • Chucura Alto
  • Illampu
  • San Jorge Segundo
  • Urujara
  • Chururaqui
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Huayrapta
  • Susupi
  • Wilacota
  • Tirma
Group People %
Aymara 141,157 18.6%
Quechua 14,763 1.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 141,157 || 18.6%
|-
| Quechua || 14,763 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 702,098 92.7% 588,148 76.7%
Aymara 122,350 16.2% 164,153 21.4%
Quechua 23,562 3.1% 39,040 5.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 702,098 || 92.7% || 588,148 || 76.7%
|-
| Aymara || 122,350 || 16.2% || 164,153 || 21.4%
|-
| Quechua || 23,562 || 3.1% || 39,040 || 5.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 715,900 || 793,293 || 766,468
|| 757,431
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.5 |m5=3.6 |m10=3.9 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=2.4 |f5=3.5 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.2 |f35=4.1 |f40=4 |f45=3.4 |f50=3 |f55=2.5 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Palca — La Paz [020102]

'''Palca Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Murillo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Palca is David Luna Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Palca has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Gualberto Ibarra Aruquipa ASP
1 Alternate Evelin Moncada Pizaya ASP
2 Member Delia Flores Baltazar MTS
2 Alternate Marco Antonio Aguilera Morales MTS
3 Member Wilson Mamani Condori UPC
3 Alternate Pascuala Poma Muñoz UPC
4 Member Lorena Isaura Crespo Apaza UPC
4 Alternate Elias Quispe Tórrez UPC
5 Member Karen Juliana Chambi Rada ASI
5 Alternate TBD ASI
6 Member Manuel Paulino Ajata Mamani ASI
6 Alternate Guadalupe Ferrel Rodríguez ASI
7 Member Irene Pérez Guarachi IH
7 Alternate Walter Quispe Apaza IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gualberto Ibarra Aruquipa || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Evelin Moncada Pizaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Delia Flores Baltazar || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Antonio Aguilera Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Wilson Mamani Condori || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Pascuala Poma Muñoz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lorena Isaura Crespo Apaza || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Elias Quispe Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Karen Juliana Chambi Rada || rowspan="2" | ASI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Manuel Paulino Ajata Mamani || rowspan="2" | ASI
|-
| Alternate || ''Guadalupe Ferrel Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Irene Pérez Guarachi || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Walter Quispe Apaza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Amachuma Chico
  • Amachuma Grande
  • Calchani
  • Camiraya
  • Choquecota
  • Chujuni
  • Chullo
  • Huacahuacani
  • Jukumarca
  • Karsi
  • Pacuani
  • Seguencani
  • Tacapaya
  • Tarujiri
  • Tuhuaco
  • Uni
  • La Enconada
  • Palca
  • Huayllaravi
  • Huanca Pampa
  • Puquise
  • Molinos Retamani
  • Katupaya
  • Villa Asuncion
  • Bella Vista
  • Cayimbaya
  • Quillihuaya
  • Cohoni
  • Achojpaya
  • Atahuallani
  • Cachapaya
  • Challasirca
  • Chañurani
  • Chojahuaya
  • Chotocollo
  • Huarimutuhuaya
  • Hussi
  • Jalancha
  • Jucumarini
  • Karipo
  • La Glorieta
  • La Enconada
  • Llujo
  • Lurata
  • Mutuhuaya
  • Tahuapalca
  • Taninpata
  • Yaricachi
  • Cotaña
  • Khapi
  • La Granja
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Pucaya
  • Cebollullo
  • El Choro
  • Tirata
  • Mutuhuaya Baja
  • Chajja
  • Huchupampa
  • Tarujumaña
  • Zona Zona
  • Aramani
  • Cohani
  • Paruña
  • Pusquiri
  • Tacachia
  • Unna
  • Yajachi
  • Pinaya
  • Quillihuaya
  • Lacayani
  • Milla Milla
Group People %
Aymara 13,510 62.2%
Campesino 2,987 13.7%
Indígena 692 3.2%
Unspecified Indigenous 242 1.1%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 236 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 13,510 || 62.2%
|-
| Campesino || 2,987 || 13.7%
|-
| Indígena || 692 || 3.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 242 || 1.1%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 236 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 17,482 80.5% 11,823 71.1%
Aymara 14,501 66.7% 11,930 71.8%
Quechua 238 1.1% 171 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 17,482 || 80.5% || 11,823 || 71.1%
|-
| Aymara || 14,501 || 66.7% || 11,930 || 71.8%
|-
| Quechua || 238 || 1.1% || 171 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,360 || 14,185 || 16,622
|| 21,729
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.1 |m15=3.7 |m20=4 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=2 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.1 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.4 |f25=4 |f30=3.8 |f35=3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.1 |f60=2 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Mecapaca — La Paz [020103]

'''Mecapaca Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Murillo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Mecapaca is Plácido Huanca Quillo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Mecapaca has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Ruth Jheny Ramos Campoverde PODER-O
1 Alternate Raúl Ramón Uscamaita Miranda PODER-O
2 Member Claudia Madelen Sepulveda Gutiérrez MTS
2 Alternate Boris Tambo Fernández MTS
3 Member Osbaldo Calle Flores M.P.S.
3 Alternate Yenet Apaza Acapana M.P.S.
4 Member Luz Barbara Castillo Roldan FRI
4 Alternate TBD FRI
5 Member Zulma Aide Venegas Campoverde NGP
5 Alternate Iver Miguel Ramos Quispe NGP
6 Member Diego Armando Céspedes Huanca NGP
6 Alternate Elizabeth Perez Lopéz NGP
7 Member Jimmy Pascualino Carvajal Rojas IH
7 Alternate Jhoseline Stephanie Tapia Tola IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ruth Jheny Ramos Campoverde || rowspan="2" | PODER-O
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Ramón Uscamaita Miranda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Claudia Madelen Sepulveda Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Boris Tambo Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Osbaldo Calle Flores || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Yenet Apaza Acapana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Luz Barbara Castillo Roldan || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Zulma Aide Venegas Campoverde || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Iver Miguel Ramos Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Diego Armando Céspedes Huanca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Perez Lopéz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Jimmy Pascualino Carvajal Rojas || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhoseline Stephanie Tapia Tola''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Ananta
  • Avircato
  • Chojo
  • Concha Marca
  • Huayhuasi
  • Millocato
  • Peñol
  • Yanari Alto
  • Yanari Bajo
  • El Palomar
  • Huajchilla
  • Huaricana Alta
  • Huaricana Bajo
  • Las Carreras
  • Mecapaca
  • Taypichulo
  • Yupampa Valencia
  • Huancarani
  • Lipari Bajo
  • Uncura
  • Huerta Mamaniri
  • Cachapa Alto
  • Lipari Alto
  • Huaricana Satelite
  • Janco Kahua
  • Sacani
  • Totorani
  • Ñuñumayani
  • Lluto
  • Santiago de Collana
  • Colquechata
  • Azupaca
  • Berenguela
  • Cahuayuma
  • Chanca
  • Caracarani
  • Ilavi
  • Kera
  • Milluachu
  • Totora
  • Tumusa
  • Wilacota
  • Corapata
  • Cachira
  • Huaranca
  • Cochiri
  • Callumara
  • Janko Suni
  • Centro Belen
  • Villa el Carmen
Group People %
Aymara 10,350 50.6%
Campesino 2,256 11.0%
Indígena 315 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,350 || 50.6%
|-
| Campesino || 2,256 || 11.0%
|-
| Indígena || 315 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 17,722 86.7% 12,149 76.7%
Aymara 10,678 52.2% 9,659 61.0%
Quechua 371 1.8% 285 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 17,722 || 86.7% || 12,149 || 76.7%
|-
| Aymara || 10,678 || 52.2% || 9,659 || 61.0%
|-
| Quechua || 371 || 1.8% || 285 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,566 || 11,782 || 15,834
|| 20,446
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.6 |m15=3.5 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.9 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.3 |m65=2 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.4 |f20=4 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.2 |f40=3.4 |f45=3.3 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.5 |f75=1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Achocalla — La Paz [020104]

'''Achocalla Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Murillo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Achocalla is Damaso Teodoro Ninaja Huanca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Achocalla has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2] One of those seats is an Indigenous seat assigned by the Aymara according to its own norms and procedures.

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Evelin Nayli Chambi Poma ASP
1 Alternate Pablo Trujillo Apaza ASP
2 Member Raúl Mamani Poma ASP
2 Alternate Lidia Hinojosa Torréz ASP
3 Member Edson Marcos Callampa Candia VENCEREMOS
3 Alternate Marina Dina Aguilar Pocoma VENCEREMOS
4 Member Brigida Choquehuanca Coaricona A-UPP
4 Alternate Porfirio Fredy Laime Ventura A-UPP
5 Member Nelson Torréz Mamani A-UPP
5 Alternate Hermelinda Coasaca Mamani A-UPP
6 Member Neiva Exaltación Torréz Torréz PATRIA-SOL
6 Alternate Florentino Quisbert Limachi PATRIA-SOL
7 Member TBD
7 Alternate TBD 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Evelin Nayli Chambi Poma || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Pablo Trujillo Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Raúl Mamani Poma || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Hinojosa Torréz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Edson Marcos Callampa Candia || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marina Dina Aguilar Pocoma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Brigida Choquehuanca Coaricona || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Porfirio Fredy Laime Ventura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nelson Torréz Mamani || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Hermelinda Coasaca Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Neiva Exaltación Torréz Torréz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Florentino Quisbert Limachi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | Aymara
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Achocalla
  • Ayma
  • Pocollita
  • Uypaca
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Antaque
  • Asunta Quillviri
  • Kajchiri
  • Kella Kella
  • San Pedro de Quillviri
  • Saythu
  • Taucachi
  • Tuni
  • Villa la Yuri
Group People %
Aymara 23,885 51.7%
Campesino 1,896 4.1%
Quechua 856 1.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 23,885 || 51.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,896 || 4.1%
|-
| Quechua || 856 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 40,764 88.3% 17,349 77.3%
Aymara 20,649 44.7% 12,774 56.9%
Quechua 1,426 3.1% 737 3.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 40,764 || 88.3% || 17,349 || 77.3%
|-
| Aymara || 20,649 || 44.7% || 12,774 || 56.9%
|-
| Quechua || 1,426 || 3.1% || 737 || 3.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,105 || 15,110 || 22,431
|| 46,188
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.7 |m10=5 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.4 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.4 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.6 |f55=2 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.4 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
El Alto — La Paz [020105]

'''El Alto Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Murillo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Bolivia.[ref1]

The Mayor of El Alto is Eliser Nemesio Roca Tancara, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

El Alto has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Aida Mamani Cosme UN
1 Alternate Eleuterio Paño Quenta UN
2 Member Alejandra Cristina Quispe Villavicencio MTS
2 Alternate José Luis Chura Quispe MTS
3 Member TBD NGP
3 Alternate Félix Alanoca Gonzáles NGP
4 Member Elizabeth Pastora Aguilar Vélez PDC
4 Alternate Jorge Hernán Miranda Mendoza PDC
5 Member Omar Acarapi Chuquimia PDC
5 Alternate Marga Pajarito Mollericona PDC
6 Member Susy Sonia Brañez Apaza UPC
6 Alternate Raphael Tarqui Sotomayor UPC
7 Member Brigido Chipana Calderón UPC
7 Alternate Silvia Mary Mamani Mamani UPC
8 Member Flora Patricia Alarcón Colque UPC
8 Alternate Eloy Arratia Chuyma UPC
9 Member Alicia Ávalos Condori LIBRE
9 Alternate Pedro Iván Chambi Mamani LIBRE
10 Member Angela Layme Mamani IH
10 Alternate Marco Antonio Apaza Alarcón IH
11 Member Martha Apaza Copa PATRIA-SOL
11 Alternate Ever Guarachi Choque PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Aida Mamani Cosme || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Eleuterio Paño Quenta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alejandra Cristina Quispe Villavicencio || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Chura Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Félix Alanoca Gonzáles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elizabeth Pastora Aguilar Vélez || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Hernán Miranda Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Omar Acarapi Chuquimia || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Marga Pajarito Mollericona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Susy Sonia Brañez Apaza || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Raphael Tarqui Sotomayor''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Brigido Chipana Calderón || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Mary Mamani Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Flora Patricia Alarcón Colque || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Eloy Arratia Chuyma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Alicia Ávalos Condori || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Iván Chambi Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Angela Layme Mamani || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Antonio Apaza Alarcón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Martha Apaza Copa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Ever Guarachi Choque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 28 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • El Alto
  • Alto Milluni
  • El Ingenio
  • Milluni Bajo
Group People %
Aymara 389,812 44.0%
Quechua 14,933 1.7%
Campesino 12,284 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 389,812 || 44.0%
|-
| Quechua || 14,933 || 1.7%
|-
| Campesino || 12,284 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 793,828 89.6% 666,177 78.5%
Aymara 289,377 32.7% 343,372 40.5%
Quechua 21,765 2.5% 30,698 3.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 793,828 || 89.6% || 666,177 || 78.5%
|-
| Aymara || 289,377 || 32.7% || 343,372 || 40.5%
|-
| Quechua || 21,765 || 2.5% || 30,698 || 3.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 405,492 || 649,958 || 848,452
|| 885,825
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.7 |m10=5 |m15=4.7 |m20=5 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.4 |m60=1.2 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.9 |f20=5.2 |f25=5.1 |f30=4.6 |f35=4.2 |f40=3.8 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Achacachi — La Paz [020201]

'''Achacachi Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Omasuyos Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Omasuyos Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Achacachi is Wilson Laura Charca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Achacachi has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Freddy Tallacagua Llojlla ASP
1 Alternate TBD ASP
2 Member Adela Condori Catacora ASP
2 Alternate Rubén Carlos Quispe Catacora ASP
3 Member Jhon William Casas Condori VENCEREMOS
3 Alternate Carmen Ventura Flores VENCEREMOS
4 Member Alejandria Tapia Mamani M.P.S.
4 Alternate Agustín Callisaya Ticona M.P.S.
5 Member Bertha Condori Mamani NGP
5 Alternate Wilson Apaza Choque NGP
6 Member Galo Ramiro Quispe Quispe NGP
6 Alternate Gimena Lazo Quispe NGP
7 Member Yesenia Magali Mamani Chana A-UPP
7 Alternate Alan Chana Poma A-UPP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Freddy Tallacagua Llojlla || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Adela Condori Catacora || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rubén Carlos Quispe Catacora''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jhon William Casas Condori || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Ventura Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Alejandria Tapia Mamani || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Agustín Callisaya Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Bertha Condori Mamani || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilson Apaza Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Galo Ramiro Quispe Quispe || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gimena Lazo Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Yesenia Magali Mamani Chana || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alan Chana Poma''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Achacachi
  • Arasaya Chico
  • Arasaya Kentuyo
  • Arasaya Patanini
  • Barco Belen
  • Barco Cala Cala
  • Cala Cala
  • Chahuira Chico
  • Chahuira Grande
  • Chahuira Pampa
  • Chijipina Chico
  • Chijipina Grande
  • Churuhuata Belen
  • Irama Belen
  • Jahuir Laca
  • Kjasina
  • Marca Masaya
  • Morocollo
  • Pajchani Grande
  • Pajchani Molino
  • Pallarete
  • Pampa Belen
  • Putuni
  • Quenaquetara Belen
  • Avichaca
  • Santiago de Pacharia
  • Suntia Chico
  • Suntia Comun
  • Suntia Grande
  • Taramaya
  • Tipampa
  • Tola Tola
  • Tunusi
  • Cotapampa
  • Kenamarini
  • Arasaya Lloco Putunco
  • Corcaputo Baja
  • Pomgon Huyo Centro
  • Pomgon Huyo Wila Jahuira
  • Utavi Huarina
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Huarcaya Belen
  • Sulfini
  • Valle Florida
  • Villa Nueva Esperanza
  • Villa Sojjoni
  • Jankho Amaya
  • Cocotoni
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • Willkahuaya
  • Akjerana
  • Ajllata Grande
  • Ajaria Chico
  • Ajaria Grande
  • Ajllata
  • Apuraya Baja
  • Ayata Ajllata
  • Carmen Lipe
  • Chejelaya
  • Confuri Pucuro
  • Corilaya
  • Huanacu
  • Toke Ajllata Alta
  • Ajlla
  • Humajalsu
  • Japuraya Alta
  • Cachi Lipe
  • Checata
  • Chejecucho
  • Chinta
  • Chococopa Chico
  • Chococopa Grande
  • Corpa Cala Cala
  • Kilosa
  • Kokani
  • Merke Achacachi
  • Quenata
  • Sullulluni
  • Umacha
  • Cocani
  • Caluyo Chiquipa
  • Ananea
  • Cariza
  • Challuyo
  • Chiarhuyo
  • Chojña Kala
  • Condor Jahuira
  • Cuchu Warisata
  • Kapara
  • Llajma
  • Muramaya
  • Parque Pararani
  • Surpo
  • Tacamara
  • Tahari
  • Walata Coani
  • Walata Grande
  • Yacachi Chico
  • Frasquia
  • Jankoyu
  • Santa Maria Chico
  • Santa Maria Grande
  • Walata Chico
  • Warisata
  • Yacachi Grande
  • Llasaraya
  • Murumamani
  • Suñasivi
  • Taypi Pararani
  • Umapusa
  • Alto Macata
  • Centro Tacamara
  • Silto Amaya
  • Casamaya
  • Casamaya Alta
  • Cohuani
  • Corpaputo
  • Pongonhuyo Baja
  • Khoani Corpaputo
  • Kilahuaranca
  • Pongonhuyo Calamarca
  • Pongonhuyo Paruqiphujio
  • Corcaputo Baja
  • Modasala
  • Centro Molino
  • Villa Franz Tamayo
  • 25 de Julio
  • Churubamba
  • Villa Imperial
  • Ocorani
  • Villa Santiago
Group People %
Aymara 38,355 81.2%
Campesino 2,059 4.4%
Indígena 475 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 38,355 || 81.2%
|-
| Campesino || 2,059 || 4.4%
|-
| Indígena || 475 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 37,912 80.2% 30,947 67.2%
Aymara 37,466 79.3% 35,268 76.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 37,912 || 80.2% || 30,947 || 67.2%
|-
| Aymara || 37,466 || 79.3% || 35,268 || 76.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 45,875 || 46,058
|| 47,257
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.6 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.1 |m35=2.9 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.7 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.3 |f35=3.1 |f40=3 |f45=2.9 |f50=3.1 |f55=3 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Ancoraimes — La Paz [020202]

'''Ancoraimes Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Omasuyos Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Ancoraimes is Freddy Quinteros Huanca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Ancoraimes has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Eva Alarcón Ramos VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Rubén Averanga Ramos VENCEREMOS
2 Member Walter Castillo Añaguaya MTS
2 Alternate Olivia Quispe Cancari MTS
3 Member Nelson Canaza Luque MTS
3 Alternate Virginia Mamani Titirico MTS
4 Member Franz Maquera Ticona JALLALLA LP
4 Alternate Bertha Paucara Coaquira JALLALLA LP
5 Member Mateo Pacha Quispe ASLP
5 Alternate TBD ASLP
6 Member Feliza Cutile Pérez ASLP
6 Alternate Gualberto Velasquéz Quispe ASLP
7 Member TBD A-UPP
7 Alternate Fernando Quispe Mamani A-UPP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Eva Alarcón Ramos || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rubén Averanga Ramos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Walter Castillo Añaguaya || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Olivia Quispe Cancari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nelson Canaza Luque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Virginia Mamani Titirico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Franz Maquera Ticona || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Bertha Paucara Coaquira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mateo Pacha Quispe || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Feliza Cutile Pérez || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gualberto Velasquéz Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Quispe Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Ancoraimes
  • Centro Belen
  • Ispaya Este
  • Llojllata Grande
  • Llojllata Laimini
  • Llojllata Tomuyo Norte
  • Turrini Alta
  • Zamora
  • Ispaya Grande
  • Ispaya Tocoli
  • Ispaya Luquimbaya
  • Pacharia
  • Lojrocachi Sur
  • Turrini Centro
  • Turrini Baja
  • Lojrocachi Norte
  • Chacasia
  • Camajhuacha
  • Cancahuani
  • Chontamarca
  • Corpa Pampa
  • Maca Maca
  • Pacoma Grande
  • Sur Calamarca
  • Sunturuta
  • Tintaya Macamaca
  • Chuñuña Norte
  • Villa Maca Maca
  • Cheje Pampa
  • Cheje Pampa Bajo
  • Maquelaya
  • Corpa Grande
  • Lugaraya
  • Chinchaya
  • Huanquisco Kanta
  • Rincon Chejepampa
  • Alto Chejepampa
  • Chinchaya Norte
  • Cohani
  • Karkapata
  • Apohoco
  • Calahuancani Alta
  • Machaca Uyupata
  • Sotalaya Centro
  • Pocoata Grande
  • Sotalaya Norte
  • Limancachi
  • Sotalaya Este
  • Pocoata Centro
  • Huayrani
  • Marca Pampa
  • Sallca Pampa
  • Villa Cajiata
  • Morocollo
  • Lacaya
  • Camata Norte
  • Camata Centro
  • Camata Sur
  • Azacilo
  • Chiñaja
  • Chojñapata
  • Colani
  • Inca Caturapi
  • Patapatani Negruni
  • Calahuancani Baja
  • Quesuni
  • Pulaya
  • Pata Patani
Group People %
Aymara 13,408 79.1%
Campesino 732 4.3%
Indígena 624 3.7%
Unspecified Indigenous 240 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 13,408 || 79.1%
|-
| Campesino || 732 || 4.3%
|-
| Indígena || 624 || 3.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 240 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Aymara 13,787 81.3% 11,054 84.2%
Spanish 12,943 76.3% 8,379 63.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 13,787 || 81.3% || 11,054 || 84.2%
|-
| Spanish || 12,943 || 76.3% || 8,379 || 63.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 15,199 || 13,136
|| 16,953
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.7 |m15=3.3 |m20=3 |m25=3.3 |m30=3 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.1 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.9 |m60=2.9 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.4
|f0=2.9 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.5 |f20=3 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.8 |f35=2.7 |f40=3 |f45=3 |f50=3.4 |f55=3 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.5 |f70=2 |f75=1.6 |f80=1 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Chua Cocani — La Paz [020203]

'''Chua Cocani Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Omasuyos Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Chua Cocani is Jhonny Coarite Charca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Chua Cocani has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Oscar Gutierrez Paucara UN
1 Alternate Gloria Jimena Huarachi Gutierrez UN
2 Member Ronal Rodrigo Llamaca Coarite VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Roxana Moya Huanca VENCEREMOS
3 Member Samuel Coarite Mamani MTS
3 Alternate Pamela Tania Chipana Avalo MTS
4 Member Maria Mamani Choquehuanca JALLALLA LP
4 Alternate Luis Fernando Apaza Condori JALLALLA LP
5 Member David Coarite Yujra JALLALLA LP
5 Alternate Karen Qurpa Altamirano Coarite JALLALLA LP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Oscar Gutierrez Paucara || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Gloria Jimena Huarachi Gutierrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ronal Rodrigo Llamaca Coarite || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roxana Moya Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Samuel Coarite Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Pamela Tania Chipana Avalo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Maria Mamani Choquehuanca || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Fernando Apaza Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || David Coarite Yujra || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Karen Qurpa Altamirano Coarite''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Visalaya Alta
  • Cahuaya
  • Chua Cayacoto
  • Amasi
  • Calamaya
  • Capilaya
  • Compi
  • Llamacachi
  • Tauca
  • Corpa Chilaya
  • Soncachi Grande
  • Chua Cocani
  • Lacachi
  • Chua Quelani
  • Marca Chua
  • Carapata
  • Chua Visalaya
  • Cocani
  • Jancoqala
  • Jichupata
  • Kaluyo
  • Chacoma
Group People %
Aymara 5,546 76.8%
Campesino 187 2.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,546 || 76.8%
|-
| Campesino || 187 || 2.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,330 87.6% 3,827 76.5%
Aymara 4,924 68.1% 3,840 76.8%
Quechua 82 1.1% 79 1.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,330 || 87.6% || 3,827 || 76.5%
|-
| Aymara || 4,924 || 68.1% || 3,840 || 76.8%
|-
| Quechua || 82 || 1.1% || 79 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 5,540 || 5,003
|| 7,226
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.7 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.4 |m15=6.1 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.1 |m35=3 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.7 |f5=3.9 |f10=4 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.2 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.9 |f50=3.5 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.6 |f65=2.4 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.6
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Huarina — La Paz [020204]

'''Huarina Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Omasuyos Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Huarina is Magaly Tania Huanca Chuquimia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Huarina has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Marco Antonio Mamani Ceron MTS
1 Alternate Maribel Laura Flores MTS
2 Member TBD M.P.S.
2 Alternate Luis Layme Sirpa M.P.S.
3 Member Juan Huanca Yujra PDC
3 Alternate Mónica Tintaya Ticona PDC
4 Member Grover Gutierrez De La Cruz UPC
4 Alternate TBD UPC
5 Member Marisol Huanca Castañeta LIBRE
5 Alternate Juan Quispe Mamani LIBRE 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marco Antonio Mamani Ceron || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Laura Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Layme Sirpa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Juan Huanca Yujra || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Mónica Tintaya Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Grover Gutierrez De La Cruz || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Marisol Huanca Castañeta || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Quispe Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Antacollo
  • Apuvillqui
  • Coromata Alta
  • Coromata Baja
  • Coromata Media
  • Cota Cota Alta
  • Cota Cota Baja
  • Pairumani
  • Quimsachata
  • Samancha
  • Sipe Sipe
  • Sorejapa
  • Tairo
  • Utavi
  • Huarina
  • Icrana
  • Berenguela
  • Mocomoco
  • Sankajawira Chico
  • Utavi Cuyahuani
  • Cuyahuani
  • Isla Cojata
  • Copancara
  • Centro Copancara
  • Kowiri
  • Wiscantia
Group People %
Aymara 6,660 76.7%
Campesino 572 6.6%
Unspecified Indigenous 115 1.3%
Indígena 106 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,660 || 76.7%
|-
| Campesino || 572 || 6.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 115 || 1.3%
|-
| Indígena || 106 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 7,150 82.4% 5,742 72.2%
Aymara 6,646 76.6% 6,452 81.2%
Quechua 101 1.2% 98 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,150 || 82.4% || 5,742 || 72.2%
|-
| Aymara || 6,646 || 76.6% || 6,452 || 81.2%
|-
| Quechua || 101 || 1.2% || 98 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 8,290 || 7,948
|| 8,679
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.7 |m5=3.9 |m10=4.2 |m15=2.7 |m20=2.6 |m25=2.6 |m30=2.4 |m35=2.9 |m40=2.6 |m45=2.5 |m50=3.2 |m55=3 |m60=3.1 |m65=2.6 |m70=2 |m75=2.1 |m80=1.2 |m85=0.7
|f0=2.7 |f5=3.9 |f10=3.9 |f15=3.3 |f20=2.8 |f25=3 |f30=2.9 |f35=3 |f40=3 |f45=3.1 |f50=3.8 |f55=3.4 |f60=3.8 |f65=3.2 |f70=2.7 |f75=2.2 |f80=1.2 |f85=1
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Santiago de Huata — La Paz [020205]

'''Santiago de Huata Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Omasuyos Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Santiago de Huata is Mirko Roddy Condori Poma, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Santiago de Huata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Javier Mamani Mamani VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Brigida Arena Bautista VENCEREMOS
2 Member Mery Aguilar Paucara VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Facundo Oracio Herrera Kapa VENCEREMOS
3 Member Miguel Peréz Ramiréz MTS
3 Alternate TBD MTS
4 Member Miriam Magaly Herrera Quispe MTS
4 Alternate Jhonny Mamani Mamani MTS
5 Member Nestor Bautista Callisaya MTS
5 Alternate TBD MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Javier Mamani Mamani || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Brigida Arena Bautista''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mery Aguilar Paucara || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Facundo Oracio Herrera Kapa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miguel Peréz Ramiréz || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Miriam Magaly Herrera Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Mamani Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nestor Bautista Callisaya || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chillusirca
  • Chancoroma
  • Chigani Alto
  • Chigani Bajo
  • Cusijahuira
  • Jatajahuira
  • Junco
  • Pahana Chico
  • Pahana Grande
  • Phorejoni
  • Toke Pucuro
  • Yaluni
  • Iquicachi
  • Mohomo
  • Pahana Mediano
  • Santiago de Huata
  • Uricachi Grande
  • Villa Nueva Esperanza
  • Paricucho
  • Huanchuyo
  • Kacamuaje
  • Millijata
  • Poco Poco
  • Pucuro Grande
  • Ticulasi
  • Toke Ajllata
  • Uricachi Chico
  • Watari
  • Chuquiñapi
  • Coquena
  • Coñani
  • Faralaya Baja
  • Sequena
  • Tajocachi
  • Wichi Wichi
  • Watari
  • Alto Pharalaya
Group People %
Aymara 7,751 83.5%
Campesino 264 2.8%
Originario 134 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,751 || 83.5%
|-
| Campesino || 264 || 2.8%
|-
| Originario || 134 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 7,950 85.6% 6,354 74.2%
Aymara 7,376 79.4% 6,811 79.5%
Quechua 98 1.1% 95 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,950 || 85.6% || 6,354 || 74.2%
|-
| Aymara || 7,376 || 79.4% || 6,811 || 79.5%
|-
| Quechua || 98 || 1.1% || 95 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 7,857 || 8,562
|| 9,287
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.5 |m5=3.7 |m10=4 |m15=3 |m20=2.8 |m25=2.9 |m30=2.7 |m35=2.4 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.9 |m50=3.3 |m55=3.3 |m60=3.8 |m65=2.8 |m70=3 |m75=2.2 |m80=1.2 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.4 |f5=3.3 |f10=3.4 |f15=3.2 |f20=3 |f25=3 |f30=2.4 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.8 |f45=3 |f50=3.9 |f55=3.4 |f60=3.8 |f65=3.3 |f70=2.7 |f75=1.9 |f80=1.2 |f85=0.9
|mmax=4
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Huatajata — La Paz [020206]

'''Huatajata Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Omasuyos Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Huatajata is Wilfredo Troche Colque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Huatajata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Isawara Huañapaco Cabrera MTS
1 Alternate Néstor Catari Quispe MTS
2 Member Guido Cahuaya Quispe MTS
2 Alternate Celia Apaza Mamani MTS
3 Member Alicia Huañapaco Catari APB-SÚMATE
3 Alternate Grover Troche Choque APB-SÚMATE
4 Member Hernán Chura Yujra VIDA
4 Alternate Sol Tais Vera Catari Mamani VIDA
5 Member Zulema Choque Catari PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate William Huañapaco Mamani PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Isawara Huañapaco Cabrera || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Néstor Catari Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Guido Cahuaya Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Celia Apaza Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Alicia Huañapaco Catari || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Grover Troche Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Hernán Chura Yujra || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Sol Tais Vera Catari Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Zulema Choque Catari || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''William Huañapaco Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 29 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Marca Arasaya
  • Chilaya
  • Chilaya Grande
  • Tajara Chico
  • Tajara Grande
  • Tajara Suañaca
  • Chilaya Chico
  • Huatajata
  • Centro Chilaya
  • Sanca Jahuira
  • Soncachi Chico
Group People %
Aymara 4,144 81.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,144 || 81.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 4,497 87.9% 3,125 79.6%
Aymara 3,493 68.2% 3,028 77.1%
Quechua 48 0.9% 43 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,497 || 87.9% || 3,125 || 79.6%
|-
| Aymara || 3,493 || 68.2% || 3,028 || 77.1%
|-
| Quechua || 48 || 0.9% || 43 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 2,809 || 3,927
|| 5,118
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=3.2 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.5 |m20=3.4 |m25=2.9 |m30=3 |m35=3 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.4 |m50=3.2 |m55=3 |m60=3.4 |m65=2.7 |m70=2.1 |m75=1.6 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.7 |f5=2.9 |f10=3.7 |f15=3.1 |f20=3.1 |f25=2.9 |f30=2.9 |f35=3.1 |f40=3.4 |f45=3.1 |f50=3 |f55=3.5 |f60=3.3 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.3 |f75=1.6 |f80=1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Coro Coro — La Paz [020301]

'''Coro Coro Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Coro Coro is Benigno Mamani Daza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Coro Coro has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Virginia Barrionuevo VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Biviano Villca Coche VENCEREMOS
2 Member David Choque Choque M.P.S.
2 Alternate Sandra Paxi Condori M.P.S.
3 Member Rosy Villca Tola NGP
3 Alternate Roger Mayta Cruz NGP
4 Member Juan Valero Robles NGP
4 Alternate Daisy Valero Mamani NGP
5 Member Angél Domingo Mamani Condori LIBRE
5 Alternate Lupe Candia Pacheco LIBRE 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Virginia Barrionuevo || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Biviano Villca Coche''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || David Choque Choque || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Paxi Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rosy Villca Tola || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Roger Mayta Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juan Valero Robles || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Daisy Valero Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Angél Domingo Mamani Condori || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Lupe Candia Pacheco''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Coro Coro
  • Ninoca Wayoctata
  • Sayto Collana
  • Callirpa
  • Tomata
  • Taracollo
  • Topohoco
  • Alto Laura Putuni
  • Exaltacion
  • Santiago B
  • Bajo Laura Putuni
  • Condoroco
  • Isquillani
  • Caquingora
  • Sewencani
  • Collana Añahuayani
  • Chijjchi Arriba
  • Huayllapata
  • Chijchi Baja
  • Sicuypata
  • Takamani
  • Calari Chico
  • Janko Saya
  • Romercaty
  • Kantupata
  • Ninoca Baja
  • Rosapata
  • Zona Parcocota
  • Centro Llallagua
  • Jayuma Llallagua
  • Collpani
  • Wilacollo
  • Ninoca Santo Tomas
  • Centro Jayuma
  • Junuta Condoroca Parcocota
  • Choqueananta
  • Laqa Pucara
  • Challa Belen
  • Jancko Marca
  • Huayllani
  • Queñuani
  • Chulluncayani
  • Villa Cosmini
  • 12 de Mayo
  • Enequella
  • Huayñoco
  • Huayna Potosi
  • Ancoaque
  • Huancane Andino Primero
  • Rosario
  • Anco Aque Centro
  • Alto Vilaque
  • Ancoaque Primero
  • Primero de Mayo
  • Santiago Segundo
  • Pampa Grande
  • Santiago Primero
  • Zona Iricollo San Mateo
  • Alto Calacachi
  • Huallatiri
  • Vilaque
  • Villa Florida Chojñoco
  • Centro Quilloma
  • Centro Sewencani
  • Rosasani
  • Phina Sallatije
  • Phina Litoral
  • Phina Pallini
  • Murupilar
  • Jiraphi Alta
  • Chucapaca
  • Nazacara
  • Aruntamaya
  • Chipanamaya
  • Colque Alta
  • Janko Amaya
  • Romeruni
  • Cumpucu
  • Lacaya
  • Phina Llallagua
  • Nazacara Tholapata
  • Collpa Belen
  • Sillapaca
  • Romerhuma
  • Tarejra
  • General Jose Manuel Pando
  • Sirpa Challapampa
Group People %
Aymara 9,425 69.6%
Campesino 561 4.1%
Pakajaqi 305 2.3%
Originario 287 2.1%
Indígena 142 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 9,425 || 69.6%
|-
| Campesino || 561 || 4.1%
|-
| Pakajaqi || 305 || 2.3%
|-
| Originario || 287 || 2.1%
|-
| Indígena || 142 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 11,564 85.3% 8,061 75.7%
Aymara 8,904 65.7% 7,095 66.6%
Quechua 183 1.4% 207 1.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,564 || 85.3% || 8,061 || 75.7%
|-
| Aymara || 8,904 || 65.7% || 7,095 || 66.6%
|-
| Quechua || 183 || 1.4% || 207 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,490 || 11,813 || 10,647
|| 13,551
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.7 |m10=5 |m15=6.5 |m20=3.8 |m25=3 |m30=3.1 |m35=2.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.5 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.6 |f60=3 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Caquiaviri — La Paz [020302]

'''Caquiaviri Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Pacajes Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Caquiaviri is Froilán Mamani Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Caquiaviri has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Rebeca Judith Candia Tarqui VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate José Mamani Colque VENCEREMOS
2 Member Medardo Suntura Choque JALLALLA LP
2 Alternate TBD JALLALLA LP
3 Member Edgar Nina Ancasi M.P.S.
3 Alternate Juana Tambo Carlo M.P.S.
4 Member María Julia Mamani Mayta M.P.S.
4 Alternate Ronal Chuqui Condori M.P.S.
5 Member TBD M.P.S.
5 Alternate Sebastián Zegarra Huiza M.P.S.
6 Member Lucio Garay NGP
6 Alternate Eudosia Patzi Ticona NGP
7 Member Martha Apaza Choque NGP
7 Alternate Luis Condori Huchani NGP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rebeca Judith Candia Tarqui || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Mamani Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Medardo Suntura Choque || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Edgar Nina Ancasi || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Juana Tambo Carlo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Julia Mamani Mayta || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Ronal Chuqui Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Sebastián Zegarra Huiza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Lucio Garay || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eudosia Patzi Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Martha Apaza Choque || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Condori Huchani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Aypa Paruyo
  • Colque Baja
  • Contorno Bajo
  • Jirapi Tuniscota
  • Kalla Centro
  • Kalla Llallagua
  • Karhumaya
  • Laura Jayuma
  • Llimphi Ajawiri Uma
  • Llimphi Charcata
  • Caquiaviri
  • Aypa Chullunkhayani
  • Contorno Arriba
  • Ejra
  • Huaraca
  • Kjari Alta
  • Kjari Baja
  • Llimphi Juquira
  • Jiraphi Alta
  • Arumtamaya
  • Colque Alta
  • Chipanamaya
  • Janko Amaya
  • Pucamaya
  • Cambalache
  • Chiarhiscata
  • Tacupa
  • Janko Marka
  • Jankho Jakke
  • Ninoca
  • Laura
  • Antatia
  • Laramcota
  • Llujturi
  • Nuñujani
  • Suruchata
  • Wencalla
  • Querarama
  • Copatamaya
  • Lanquiri
  • Rosa Pata
  • San Crispin
  • Pallcoma
  • Mikani
  • Huichuraya
  • Japuma
  • Quiswarani
  • Achiri
  • Tacagua
  • Huancarama
  • Jankho Marca Cala Cotana Viluyo Kapusiña
  • Collana
  • Casquiri
  • Lupi Irana
  • Kala Hirana
  • Sopocachi
  • Chipcata
  • Wichinca
  • Wincuraya
  • Añufaya
  • Marquirivi
  • Quiwatanka
  • Siquikipaya
  • Okoma
  • Pinuta
  • Karlaqi
  • Pocoyo
  • Ichacoma
  • Jihuacuta
  • Aypa Yauruta
  • Aypa Jacokata
  • Wisamaya
  • Suramaya
  • Mapa Salinas
  • Acero Marca
  • Huallatiri
  • Laura Mamanica
  • Kasillunca
  • Juntutamaya
  • Laura Afituni
  • Kallaramaya
  • Toloco
  • Tunquipa
  • Chojñapampa
  • Umala Alta
  • Umala Baja
  • Vichaya Primero
  • Vichaya Primera
  • Vichaya Tercera
  • Vichaya
  • Jirapi Bajo
  • Jirapi Chico
  • Villa Anta Zona Baja
  • Anta Zona Centro A
  • Villa Anta
  • Villa Anta
  • Jankho Callani
  • Chucanaqui
  • Villa Anta Zona Alta 1
  • Machacamarca
  • Tanca Tanca Challuyo
  • Chocorosi
  • Tiviñoso
  • Guanco Alta Calapaillo
  • Chalullo
  • Antaquira
  • Milluni
  • Milluni Llaullinca
  • Pujsani
  • Laura Lloko Lloko
  • Ajnocollo
  • Huacuyo
  • Jiska Tinkachi
  • Ayllu Central Tinkachi
Group People %
Aymara 11,663 74.9%
Campesino 1,000 6.4%
Originario 387 2.5%
Indígena 234 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 11,663 || 74.9%
|-
| Campesino || 1,000 || 6.4%
|-
| Originario || 387 || 2.5%
|-
| Indígena || 234 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 13,159 84.5% 11,265 76.7%
Aymara 11,150 71.6% 11,052 75.3%
Quechua 153 1.0% 150 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,159 || 84.5% || 11,265 || 76.7%
|-
| Aymara || 11,150 || 71.6% || 11,052 || 75.3%
|-
| Quechua || 153 || 1.0% || 150 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,207 || 11,901 || 14,687
|| 15,570
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.6 |m10=5.2 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.1 |m25=3.3 |m30=2.7 |m35=3.1 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.7 |m65=2.1 |m70=2 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.8
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.9 |f45=3 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.3 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Calacoto — La Paz [020303]

'''Calacoto Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Calacoto is Víctor Cussi Cusi, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Calacoto has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Orlando Marca Catacora MTS
1 Alternate TBD MTS
2 Member Criselda Cruz Pantoja MTS
2 Alternate Sabino Condori Choque MTS
3 Member Nilda Gutiérrez Gutiérrez M.P.S.
3 Alternate Valentín Zarco Barra M.P.S.
4 Member Fernando Tarqui Tarqui NGP
4 Alternate Eulalia Aro Mamani NGP
5 Member Humberto Quelca Quispe UPC
5 Alternate Yasmine Danitza Tancara Guarachi UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Orlando Marca Catacora || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Criselda Cruz Pantoja || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sabino Condori Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nilda Gutiérrez Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Valentín Zarco Barra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Fernando Tarqui Tarqui || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eulalia Aro Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Humberto Quelca Quispe || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Yasmine Danitza Tancara Guarachi''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Calacoto
  • Romero Pampa
  • Willa Collo
  • Pasancuta
  • Challawillqui
  • Copacati
  • Sora Lupirana
  • Ninoca Chico
  • Junuta Condoroca
  • Calahuancani
  • Sora
  • Ticapampa
  • Totorpata
  • Totorani
  • Wichucollo
  • Villa Belen
  • Tacagua
  • Tanapaca
  • Tacagua Yunguyo
  • Ulloma
  • Laguna Blanca
  • Collana B
  • Pahaza
  • Huallatoco
  • Siqui
  • Chacolla
  • Tupaltupa
  • Collana A
  • Collana Baja
  • Villa Exaltacion
  • Jamachuma
  • Villa Remedios
  • Villa Belen
  • Villa Pata
  • Max Toledo
  • Taracollo Condoraca
  • Pichaca
  • Chuñavi
Group People %
Aymara 9,321 76.3%
Originario 613 5.0%
Campesino 487 4.0%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 187 1.5%
Unspecified Indigenous 148 1.2%
Indígena 147 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 9,321 || 76.3%
|-
| Originario || 613 || 5.0%
|-
| Campesino || 487 || 4.0%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 187 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 148 || 1.2%
|-
| Indígena || 147 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 10,416 85.2% 7,907 80.0%
Aymara 8,894 72.8% 7,642 77.4%
Quechua 148 1.2% 132 1.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,416 || 85.2% || 7,907 || 80.0%
|-
| Aymara || 8,894 || 72.8% || 7,642 || 77.4%
|-
| Quechua || 148 || 1.2% || 132 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,330 || 8,818 || 9,879
|| 12,219
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.9 |m15=3.3 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.2 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.9 |m50=3.3 |m55=2.9 |m60=3 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.5 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.7
|f0=2.9 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.9 |f45=3 |f50=3 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.1 |f70=2 |f75=1.5 |f80=1 |f85=1
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Comanche — La Paz [020304]

'''Comanche Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Comanche is Ronald Huanca Tito, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Comanche has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Isabel Tancara Goméz MTS
1 Alternate TBD MTS
2 Member Domingo David Mamani Condori MTS
2 Alternate Agustina Gutiérrez Catari MTS
3 Member Felipe Cusiquispe Cusiquispe M.P.S.
3 Alternate TBD M.P.S.
4 Member Carlos Alberto Condori UPC
4 Alternate Julia Lucia Mamani Melendres UPC
5 Member Roxana Vila Tinini UPC
5 Alternate Sandro Willam Serrano Callisaya UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Isabel Tancara Goméz || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Domingo David Mamani Condori || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Agustina Gutiérrez Catari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Felipe Cusiquispe Cusiquispe || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carlos Alberto Condori || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Julia Lucia Mamani Melendres''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Roxana Vila Tinini || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandro Willam Serrano Callisaya''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Berenguela
  • Huakallaya
  • Comanche Chico
  • Kella Kella Alta
  • San Pablo de Nina Marka
  • Viscachani
  • Cala Paillu
  • Botijlaca
  • Palcoma Centro
  • Parco
  • Tuli Chico
  • Comanche
  • Huanacollo
  • Pacota
  • Palcoma Alta
  • Porvenir
  • Calla Arriba Turrini
  • Jatuta Calla
  • General Jose Ballivian
  • Chaco Arriba
  • Palcoma Baja
  • Collana Tiji
  • Rosas Pata Marka Tuli
  • Huallatiri
  • Salviani
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Antarani
  • Sunimuro
  • Jalantani
  • Chiacata
  • Tocopilla Yo
Group People %
Aymara 4,413 84.2%
Campesino 104 2.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,413 || 84.2%
|-
| Campesino || 104 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 4,524 86.4% 2,939 75.7%
Aymara 3,866 73.8% 3,044 78.5%
Quechua 66 1.3% 29 0.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,524 || 86.4% || 2,939 || 75.7%
|-
| Aymara || 3,866 || 73.8% || 3,044 || 78.5%
|-
| Quechua || 66 || 1.3% || 29 || 0.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,196 || 3,862 || 3,880
|| 5,238
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.4 |m10=5.7 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.3 |m25=2.7 |m30=2.7 |m35=2.3 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.7 |m65=2 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.4 |m80=1 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.1 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.9 |f50=4 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.9 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Charaña — La Paz [020305]

'''Charaña Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Charaña is Orlando Daniel Lopéz Poma, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Charaña has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Sonia Montes Tancara UN
1 Alternate Edelman Machaca Sarco UN
2 Member Yessika Tuco Machaca MTS
2 Alternate Nemio Mamani Mamani MTS
3 Member Deysi Sigrid Butrón Mita JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate Cristian Álvaro Montes Tancara JALLALLA LP
4 Member Guadalupe Ana María Conde Villanueva M.P.S.
4 Alternate TBD M.P.S.
5 Member Natividad Choque Mita UPC
5 Alternate Necodimo Mamani Caballero UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Sonia Montes Tancara || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Edelman Machaca Sarco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Yessika Tuco Machaca || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nemio Mamani Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Deysi Sigrid Butrón Mita || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristian Álvaro Montes Tancara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Guadalupe Ana María Conde Villanueva || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Natividad Choque Mita || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Necodimo Mamani Caballero''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Charaña
  • Taracollo Condoroca
  • Copacati
  • General Perez
  • Pahaza
  • Taracollo Condoroca
  • Zona Centro Iñoca
  • Zona Kaparumiri
  • Zona Rosa Pata
  • Picañani
  • Siki
  • Pasto Grande
  • Cobre Villa
Group People %
Aymara 2,680 63.5%
Originario 415 9.8%
Campesino 242 5.7%
Indígena 87 2.1%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 55 1.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,680 || 63.5%
|-
| Originario || 415 || 9.8%
|-
| Campesino || 242 || 5.7%
|-
| Indígena || 87 || 2.1%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 55 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 3,605 85.4% 2,697 83.1%
Aymara 2,390 56.6% 2,134 65.7%
Quechua 57 1.4% 45 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,605 || 85.4% || 2,697 || 83.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,390 || 56.6% || 2,134 || 65.7%
|-
| Quechua || 57 || 1.4% || 45 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,473 || 2,766 || 3,246
|| 4,221
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.2 |m10=4.2 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.9 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.8 |m50=3.2 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.6 |m75=1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.1 |f10=3.9 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.8 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.5 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.2 |f65=2 |f70=1.5 |f75=1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.3
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Waldo Ballivián — La Paz [020306]

'''Waldo Ballivián Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Waldo Ballivián is Felipe Ortega Rivas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Waldo Ballivián has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Julian Mamani Mamani MTS
1 Alternate Silvia Rojas Mamani MTS
2 Member Eusebia Ortega Mamani JALLALLA LP
2 Alternate Simón Huanca Paty JALLALLA LP
3 Member Hugo Marcial Mamani Rivas UPC
3 Alternate Isabel Mamani Salluco UPC
4 Member Miriam Blanco Mamani UPC
4 Alternate Pedro Pozo Ortega UPC
5 Member Nely Blanco Ortega PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Benjamin Llusco Mamani PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Julian Mamani Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Rojas Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Eusebia Ortega Mamani || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Simón Huanca Paty''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Hugo Marcial Mamani Rivas || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabel Mamani Salluco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Miriam Blanco Mamani || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Pozo Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nely Blanco Ortega || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Benjamin Llusco Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 30 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Taypuma Centro
  • Viloco
  • Poke
  • Tumarapi
  • Villa Viluyo
  • Mallku Originario Taypuma Centro
Group People %
Aymara 5,127 79.6%
Quechua 92 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,127 || 79.6%
|-
| Quechua || 92 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 5,616 87.2% 3,963 78.2%
Aymara 4,440 68.9% 3,425 67.6%
Quechua 121 1.9% 61 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,616 || 87.2% || 3,963 || 78.2%
|-
| Aymara || 4,440 || 68.9% || 3,425 || 67.6%
|-
| Quechua || 121 || 1.9% || 61 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,336 || 1,657 || 5,069
|| 6,442
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.7 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.5 |m15=4.3 |m20=5.7 |m25=6 |m30=5 |m35=5.3 |m40=4.7 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.1 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.8 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=5.6 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=2 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Nazacara de Pacajes — La Paz [020307]

'''Nazacara de Pacajes Municipality''' is the seventh municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Nazacara de Pacajes is Santos Laura Conde, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Nazacara de Pacajes has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Monica Quispe Cusi MTS
1 Alternate TBD MTS
2 Member Ceferino Laura Barrionuevo MTS
2 Alternate Yhule Sinka Sinka MTS
3 Member Jesús Mamani Chávez UPC
3 Alternate TBD UPC
4 Member Rosalia Trujillo Candia UPC
4 Alternate Anacleto Barrionuevo Mamani UPC
5 Member Germán Fabián Mamani UPC
5 Alternate Ignacia Luna Quispe UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Monica Quispe Cusi || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ceferino Laura Barrionuevo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yhule Sinka Sinka''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jesús Mamani Chávez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rosalia Trujillo Candia || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Anacleto Barrionuevo Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Germán Fabián Mamani || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ignacia Luna Quispe''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Nazacara
  • Mapa Chico
Group People %
Aymara 2,407 59.8%
Campesino 388 9.6%
Originario 243 6.0%
Indígena 100 2.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,407 || 59.8%
|-
| Campesino || 388 || 9.6%
|-
| Originario || 243 || 6.0%
|-
| Indígena || 100 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 3,317 82.5% 440 71.1%
Aymara 2,765 68.7% 428 69.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,317 || 82.5% || 440 || 71.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,765 || 68.7% || 428 || 69.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 135 || 267 || 619
|| 4,022
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.3 |m10=6.3 |m15=4.2 |m20=4 |m25=3.3 |m30=3 |m35=2.7 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.8 |m70=0.9 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.8 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.1 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.6 |f30=2.9 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.9 |f45=3 |f50=3 |f55=2.5 |f60=2.2 |f65=2 |f70=1.1 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.6
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Callapa — La Paz [020308]

'''Callapa Municipality''' is the eighth municipal section of the Pacajes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Callapa is Álvaro Rodrigo Villca Hidalgo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Callapa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Toribio Tola Villca MK-PC
1 Alternate TBD MK-PC
2 Member Remedios Brañez Vargas MK-PC
2 Alternate TBD MK-PC
3 Member Olga Flores Marca MTS
3 Alternate TBD MTS
4 Member Yoshelin Flores Mollo JALLALLA LP
4 Alternate Florentino Quispe Mamani JALLALLA LP
5 Member Ana Victoria Nina Autalio UPC
5 Alternate TBD UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Toribio Tola Villca || rowspan="2" | MK-PC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Remedios Brañez Vargas || rowspan="2" | MK-PC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Olga Flores Marca || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yoshelin Flores Mollo || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Florentino Quispe Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ana Victoria Nina Autalio || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Condo de la Banda
  • Ilata Grande
  • Guana Chico
  • Chuca
  • Condo
  • Guana Grande
  • Callapa
  • Imañuta
  • Santiago de Callapa
  • Yaribay
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Calteca
  • Marcoma
  • Tuloma
  • Rosa Pata Yaribay
  • Huayllapanta
  • Pujrata
  • Lupacamaya
  • Hilata Grande
Group People %
Aymara 5,640 70.2%
Campesino 440 5.5%
Originario 369 4.6%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 215 2.7%
Indígena 171 2.1%
Unspecified Indigenous 158 2.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,640 || 70.2%
|-
| Campesino || 440 || 5.5%
|-
| Originario || 369 || 4.6%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 215 || 2.7%
|-
| Indígena || 171 || 2.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 158 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,592 82.0% 5,241 71.9%
Aymara 6,164 76.7% 5,698 78.2%
Quechua 160 2.0% 136 1.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,592 || 82.0% || 5,241 || 71.9%
|-
| Aymara || 6,164 || 76.7% || 5,698 || 78.2%
|-
| Quechua || 160 || 2.0% || 136 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,184 || 8,099 || 7,289
|| 8,037
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.8 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.2 |m15=2.9 |m20=3.2 |m25=3.2 |m30=2.8 |m35=2.8 |m40=3.2 |m45=3.4 |m50=3.3 |m55=3.6 |m60=3.6 |m65=2.8 |m70=2.7 |m75=1.8 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.7
|f0=2.8 |f5=3.9 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.1 |f20=2.8 |f25=2.9 |f30=2.4 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.8 |f45=3 |f50=3.2 |f55=2.8 |f60=3.5 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.1 |f75=1.8 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.9
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Puerto Acosta — La Paz [020401]

'''Puerto Acosta Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Camacho Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Puerto Acosta is Roger Iván Chuquimia Nina, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Puerto Acosta has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Candida Beatriz Limachi Choque JALLALLA LP
1 Alternate TBD JALLALLA LP
2 Member Hernan Choquemisa Pomacahua JALLALLA LP
2 Alternate TBD JALLALLA LP
3 Member Luis Mamani Chira UPC
3 Alternate TBD UPC
4 Member Wilmer Guachalla Villca PUMA
4 Alternate TBD PUMA
5 Member TBD PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Betly Wilfredo Jucumani Limachi PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Candida Beatriz Limachi Choque || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Hernan Choquemisa Pomacahua || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luis Mamani Chira || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Wilmer Guachalla Villca || rowspan="2" | PUMA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Betly Wilfredo Jucumani Limachi''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Aguallani
  • Pasuja Jurinsaya
  • Chacahuara
  • Chacaqui Primero
  • Chamacatani
  • Coazani
  • Colleracana
  • Cruz Pata
  • Jupani Chico
  • Jupani Grande
  • Millisia
  • Muelle
  • Orurillo Alto
  • Orurillo Centro
  • Orurillo Grande
  • Paquechani
  • Pichari
  • Piñani
  • Pococata
  • Sur Pocarcata
  • Puerto Acosta
  • Quilumblaya
  • San Jorge Villa Chacaqui
  • Cotapata
  • Upata
  • Chapia Achuluni
  • Llacharapi
  • Achuata
  • Taypi Chiñaya B
  • Pasuja Pampa
  • Jupi Cotapata
  • Sallacucho
  • Alto Huaygua
  • Machacamarca
  • Tagachi
  • Tahata
  • Tahuacuyo
  • Wilacollo
  • Llachapani Curujani
  • Pasuja Belen
  • Norte Janansaya
  • Majalaya
  • Totorani Primero
  • Unahuaya
  • Virupaya
  • Pasuja Ullumata
  • Umanata
  • Alto Chijini
  • Kellahuyo
  • Mullumarca
  • Purapurani
  • Anaco
  • Iquipuni
  • Juppi Caramuri
  • Jupi Grande
  • Jupi Tumuyo
  • Kellisa
  • Parajachi Centro
  • Parajachi Segundo
  • Parajachi Primero
  • Pusani
  • Calangachi Grande
  • Tanavacas
  • Villa Futani
  • Villa Parajachi
  • Wiquiquisa
  • Coajachi
  • Jupi Calangachi
  • Calanganchi Centro
  • Jutipampa
  • Rio Chiluni
  • Taypi Pujraca
  • Taypi Chiñaya
  • Taypi Jankho Uma
  • Taypi Callinzani
  • Zona Centro Belen
  • Zona Jutipampa
  • Zona Rio
  • San Juan de Cancanani
  • Taypi Lliji Lliji
  • Sub Cancanani
Group People %
Aymara 10,669 76.1%
Campesino 799 5.7%
Qullas 581 4.1%
Originario 191 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,669 || 76.1%
|-
| Campesino || 799 || 5.7%
|-
| Qullas || 581 || 4.1%
|-
| Originario || 191 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Aymara 11,341 80.9% 9,352 82.8%
Spanish 10,798 77.1% 7,488 66.3%
Quechua 158 1.1% 162 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 11,341 || 80.9% || 9,352 || 82.8%
|-
| Spanish || 10,798 || 77.1% || 7,488 || 66.3%
|-
| Quechua || 158 || 1.1% || 162 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 13,083 || 11,290
|| 14,012
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.7 |m5=3.9 |m10=4.2 |m15=3.6 |m20=3 |m25=3.1 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.2 |m50=3.4 |m55=3.2 |m60=3.5 |m65=2.4 |m70=2 |m75=1.8 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.4 |f5=3.6 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.2 |f20=2.7 |f25=2.8 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.9 |f45=3.1 |f50=3.4 |f55=3.5 |f60=3.5 |f65=2.6 |f70=2.3 |f75=1.9 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.9
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Mocomoco — La Paz [020402]

'''Mocomoco Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Camacho Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Camacho Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Mocomoco is Juan Edgar Huanca Vargas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Mocomoco has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Rosendo Cutipa Mamani VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Carmen Apaza Payi VENCEREMOS
2 Member Ángela Quenta Ventura M.P.S.
2 Alternate Victor Maximo Quispe Condori M.P.S.
3 Member Froilan Aliaga Calle FRI
3 Alternate TBD FRI
4 Member Mariano Zapana Quispe NGP
4 Alternate Juana Luque Aliaga NGP
5 Member Julio Reynaldo Quispe Apaza PDC
5 Alternate TBD PDC
6 Member Zenón Villalva Chagua SPBC
6 Alternate Martina Ali Huanaco SPBC
7 Member Paulina Viviana Mendoza Quispe SPBC
7 Alternate Martín Mamani Tintaya SPBC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rosendo Cutipa Mamani || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Apaza Payi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ángela Quenta Ventura || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Victor Maximo Quispe Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Froilan Aliaga Calle || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mariano Zapana Quispe || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Juana Luque Aliaga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Julio Reynaldo Quispe Apaza || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Zenón Villalva Chagua || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Martina Ali Huanaco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Paulina Viviana Mendoza Quispe || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Martín Mamani Tintaya''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chiliuni Cacarapi
  • Chiñisco Chico
  • Chiñisco Grande
  • Chaguaya
  • Agial Ingas
  • Camiraya
  • Canahuaya
  • Agial Mollebamba
  • Chacahuaya
  • Chajraya
  • Conaguaya Ticasi
  • Chivita
  • Cotosi
  • Ingas
  • Lujma
  • Queñi
  • Santiago Pacoraya
  • Cumusi
  • Mocomoco
  • Putina Cotamasa
  • Liani
  • Chunchuamaya
  • Coajoni
  • Chililaya
  • Sucalaya
  • Tica Tica
  • Tisisa Keallata
  • Usuraya
  • Tocoraya
  • Kakaraya
  • Niñirapi
  • Pucara Supasani
  • Sancakala
  • Markapata
  • Belen Cohachia
  • Millichina
  • Challaguaya
  • Acopata
  • Huatacana
  • Huatascapa
  • Huayanca
  • Huyu Huyu
  • Italaque
  • Cariquiña Primero
  • Jutilaya Grande
  • Poque
  • Cariquina Grande
  • Cariquina Chico
  • Jutilaya
  • San Miguel de Tacaraca
  • Taypi Ayca
  • Jutilaya Primero
  • Iturraya
  • Saphia
  • Cajcachi
  • Collacara
  • Kanco
  • Wilasi
  • Purani
  • Tajani
  • Patacusi
  • Quilima Challapata
  • Quilima Titicachi
  • Titijoni
  • Suncallo
  • Jotijoti
  • Centro Putina
  • Alto Yocarhuaya
  • Huaycayapu
  • Kullku Punku
  • Centro Yocarhuaya
  • Sepitahuyo
  • Salapata
  • Pacaures
  • Tuntunani
  • Lambramani
  • Paripampa
  • Punama
  • Sollophia
  • Cotapunujre
  • Yocarhuaya
  • Machacamarca
  • Jutilaya N
  • Centro Huarihuaya
  • Chillijuko Pampa
  • Tamampaya
  • Huarachani
  • Huarcamarca
  • Huayrapata
  • Ococoya Chico
  • Ococoya Norte
  • Ococoya Sur
  • Esquillani
  • Villa Rosario de Wilacala
  • Wilacala
  • Viscachani
  • Capuya
  • Ilave
  • Ilave Juchupampa
  • Llachihuaya
  • Paco
  • Santa Wara
  • Calacala
  • Iñita Grande
  • Pacobamba
  • Quisihuyo
  • Quillihuyo Chico
  • Ñuñojani
  • Milluni
  • Tucuya
  • Amparani
  • Taypi Ukukuya Qasanhuyu
  • Iñita Centro
  • Chojñacala
  • Juchupampa
  • Taypi Ococoya
  • Iñita Baja
  • Canchi
  • Canllapampa
  • Chojasquia
  • Pantini
  • Villa Jachatira
  • Huari Huari
Group People %
Aymara 10,254 57.6%
Qullas 1,823 10.2%
Originario 1,129 6.3%
Campesino 945 5.3%
Nación 667 3.7%
Indígena 444 2.5%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 373 2.1%
Unspecified Indigenous 325 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,254 || 57.6%
|-
| Qullas || 1,823 || 10.2%
|-
| Originario || 1,129 || 6.3%
|-
| Campesino || 945 || 5.3%
|-
| Nación || 667 || 3.7%
|-
| Indígena || 444 || 2.5%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 373 || 2.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 325 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Aymara 14,667 82.3% 12,994 82.9%
Spanish 12,894 72.4% 9,894 63.2%
Quechua 335 1.9% 406 2.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 14,667 || 82.3% || 12,994 || 82.9%
|-
| Spanish || 12,894 || 72.4% || 9,894 || 63.2%
|-
| Quechua || 335 || 1.9% || 406 || 2.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 17,233 || 15,665
|| 17,811
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.2 |m10=4.4 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.6 |m30=3 |m35=3 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.2 |m50=3.7 |m55=3.1 |m60=3.1 |m65=2.2 |m70=2.1 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.5
|f0=2.8 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.4 |f25=3 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.4 |f40=2.9 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.6 |f65=2.2 |f70=2 |f75=1.5 |f80=1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Puerto Carabuco — La Paz [020403]

'''Puerto Carabuco Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Camacho Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Puerto Carabuco is Walter José Nina Cutipa, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Puerto Carabuco has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Claudia Álvarez Palabra ASP
1 Alternate Apolinar Quispe Álvarez ASP
2 Member Francisco Calle Apaza ASP
2 Alternate Guadalupe Villca Ticona ASP
3 Member Reina Elena Orihuela Ramos ASP
3 Alternate Fidel Huanto Pacosillo ASP
4 Member Ruth Callizaya Ramírez T.S.
4 Alternate TBD T.S.
5 Member Hugo Ángel Quispe Nina T.S.
5 Alternate Modesta Quispe Loayza T.S.
6 Member Rene Condori Coaquira IH
6 Alternate Eva Corina Mamani IH
7 Member TBD A-UPP
7 Alternate David Quelali Mamani A-UPP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Claudia Álvarez Palabra || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Apolinar Quispe Álvarez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Francisco Calle Apaza || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Guadalupe Villca Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Reina Elena Orihuela Ramos || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Fidel Huanto Pacosillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ruth Callizaya Ramírez || rowspan="2" | T.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Hugo Ángel Quispe Nina || rowspan="2" | T.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Modesta Quispe Loayza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Rene Condori Coaquira || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Eva Corina Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''David Quelali Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cacachi
  • Cavinchilla
  • Huajasia
  • Marca Hilata
  • Mollipongo
  • Ollajsantia
  • Puerto Carabuco
  • Karcuyo
  • Ambana
  • Achicoya
  • Caldera
  • Capahuaya
  • Chilcani
  • Chipuspuri
  • Chorobamba
  • Chuani
  • Cooñata
  • Copusquia
  • Cuturhuaya
  • Cutushuma
  • Kumucala
  • Lapihuaya
  • Llojllata
  • Lucruviri Grande
  • Machalaya Chico
  • Machalaya Grande
  • Paretty
  • Pasarani
  • Quirabaya
  • Quiricachi
  • Quisani
  • San Pablo
  • Santiago de Mejillones
  • Santiago Pampa
  • Sewuenquera
  • Surani
  • Vicotoconi
  • Yawarquilla
  • Huilacunca
  • Chipo Chico
  • Paasani Alto
  • Paasani Bajo
  • Chacajahuira
  • Cruz Pata
  • San Jose de Chipo
  • San Jose
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Mojsahuma
  • Iyahuaya
  • Mollebamba
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Centro Putina
  • Cojata Pampa
  • Huancatapi
  • Karcapunco
  • Queascapa
  • Quilima
  • Sisasani
  • Tilacoca
  • Villa Molino
  • Santiago de Okola
  • Matilde
  • Jupini
  • Omacuyo
  • Sayhuapampa
  • Chagualla Norte
  • Chaguaya Centro
  • Joko Pampa
  • Quirihuati
  • Chejerico
  • Mirmapata
  • Wilajayo
  • Yaricoa Alto
  • Yaricoa Bajo
Group People %
Aymara 12,691 73.2%
Campesino 1,334 7.7%
Indígena 357 2.1%
Originario 299 1.7%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 241 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 12,691 || 73.2%
|-
| Campesino || 1,334 || 7.7%
|-
| Indígena || 357 || 2.1%
|-
| Originario || 299 || 1.7%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 241 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 13,764 79.4% 10,409 71.3%
Aymara 13,309 76.8% 11,707 80.2%
Quechua 200 1.2% 244 1.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,764 || 79.4% || 10,409 || 71.3%
|-
| Aymara || 13,309 || 76.8% || 11,707 || 80.2%
|-
| Quechua || 200 || 1.2% || 244 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 14,721 || 14,589
|| 17,336
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.4 |m20=3.1 |m25=3.2 |m30=2.8 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.3 |m50=3.3 |m55=2.9 |m60=2.8 |m65=2.5 |m70=2.1 |m75=1.5 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=2.7 |f5=3.9 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.5 |f20=2.9 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.9 |f50=3.2 |f55=3.1 |f60=2.9 |f65=2.3 |f70=2.1 |f75=1.6 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Humanata — La Paz [020404]

'''Humanata Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Camacho Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Humanata is Rogelio Calle Janco, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Humanata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Reynalda Catari Cerezo VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Francisco Choque Condori VENCEREMOS
2 Member Rene Choquecallo Condori VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Santusa Condori Quispe VENCEREMOS
3 Member Santos Sanca Yana MTS
3 Alternate Nancy Yama Choque MTS
4 Member Walter Condori Quispe ASLP
4 Alternate TBD ASLP
5 Member Hilda Condori Choque PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Reynalda Catari Cerezo || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Choque Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rene Choquecallo Condori || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Santusa Condori Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Santos Sanca Yana || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nancy Yama Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Walter Condori Quispe || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Hilda Condori Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 31 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chajana
  • Centro Pallallani
  • Chualluma
  • Faluyo
  • Janco Marca
  • Jichuiri
  • Karani
  • Pacolla
  • Pampajasi
  • Pucara Pajchani
  • Quillihuyo
  • Villa Ticata
  • Humanata
  • Humanata Molino
  • Ticata
  • Tirajahua
  • Centro Cututu
  • Cutini Kakallinca
  • Humanata A
  • Jajaya
  • Jichuiri Mojjahuna
  • Kollorani
  • San Jose de Kacapi
  • Santa Rosa de Cotapata
  • Villa Hichani
  • Mojsahuma
  • Taypi Pujraca
  • Taypi Chiñaya
  • Taypi Murukarka
Group People %
Aymara 5,050 89.3%
Campesino 90 1.6%
Unspecified Indigenous 83 1.5%
Originario 57 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,050 || 89.3%
|-
| Campesino || 90 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 83 || 1.5%
|-
| Originario || 57 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Aymara 4,928 87.1% 4,549 85.2%
Spanish 4,128 73.0% 3,087 57.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 4,928 || 87.1% || 4,549 || 85.2%
|-
| Spanish || 4,128 || 73.0% || 3,087 || 57.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 5,599 || 5,342
|| 5,658
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.6 |m15=4.2 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.6 |m30=2.8 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.2 |m45=3 |m50=3.1 |m55=3.1 |m60=3.1 |m65=2.6 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.5 |f10=4 |f15=4 |f20=3.1 |f25=2.9 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.2 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.8 |f60=3 |f65=2.6 |f70=2.1 |f75=1.8 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Escoma — La Paz [020405]

'''Escoma Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Camacho Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Escoma is Bernardo Churata Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Escoma has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Mateo Yana Huanca JALLALLA LP
1 Alternate TBD JALLALLA LP
2 Member TBD JALLALLA LP
2 Alternate Álvaro Yujra Yujra JALLALLA LP
3 Member Beatriz Mollericona Callata NGP
3 Alternate Francisco Huanca Chura NGP
4 Member Eva Mamani Bernabé UPC
4 Alternate Daniel Ramiro Bernabé Mamani UPC
5 Member Silvia Eugenia Silvestre Flores PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Andrés Paredes Apaza PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Mateo Yana Huanca || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Álvaro Yujra Yujra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Beatriz Mollericona Callata || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Huanca Chura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eva Mamani Bernabé || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Ramiro Bernabé Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Silvia Eugenia Silvestre Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Andrés Paredes Apaza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cachachique
  • Cala Cala
  • Chimoco
  • Cusia
  • Huatahuaya
  • Kerapi
  • Querajata
  • San Jose de Tiahuanacu
  • Ticohaya
  • Tocongori
  • Tomoco Chico
  • Tutucucho
  • Ullumachi
  • Villa Jupi
  • Yocallata
  • Yucka
  • Escoma
  • Tomoco Grande
  • Challapata Belen
  • Challapata Grande
  • Sacuco
  • Sañuta
  • Villa Puni
  • Gran Puni
  • Collasuyo
  • Ojchi Tipula
  • Ullachapi Primero
  • Ullachapi Segunda
  • Ojchi
  • Gran Ojchi
Group People %
Aymara 7,373 83.4%
Campesino 346 3.9%
Unspecified Indigenous 105 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,373 || 83.4%
|-
| Campesino || 346 || 3.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 105 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Aymara 7,195 81.4% 6,029 83.9%
Spanish 7,012 79.3% 4,714 65.6%
Quechua 116 1.3% 106 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 7,195 || 81.4% || 6,029 || 83.9%
|-
| Spanish || 7,012 || 79.3% || 4,714 || 65.6%
|-
| Quechua || 116 || 1.3% || 106 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 7,241 || 7,186
|| 8,837
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.7 |m5=3.4 |m10=3.9 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.1 |m25=3 |m30=3.2 |m35=2.9 |m40=3 |m45=3 |m50=3.3 |m55=3.1 |m60=3.4 |m65=2.6 |m70=2.7 |m75=1.8 |m80=1 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.3 |f5=3.4 |f10=4 |f15=3.4 |f20=2.8 |f25=2.6 |f30=3 |f35=2.9 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.9 |f50=3.2 |f55=3.4 |f60=3.3 |f65=2.9 |f70=2.5 |f75=2.1 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Chuma — La Paz [020501]

'''Chuma Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Muñecas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Muñecas Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Chuma is Víctor Villarreal Mayta, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Chuma has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Max Liuca Blanco MTS
1 Alternate Mery Marcela Calle Tola MTS
2 Member Pastor Chambi Choque NGP
2 Alternate Elizabeth Emma Kahua Ascencio NGP
3 Member Agustina Angelica Tipula Machaca NGP
3 Alternate Rene Huayta Mollo NGP
4 Member Lúcio Mamani Palli PDC
4 Alternate Pastora Jove Monrroy PDC
5 Member Oscar Cristhian Quispe Huallpa UPC
5 Alternate Nelly Aliaga Titirico UPC
6 Member Rosario Montesinos Alvarez PATRIA-SOL
6 Alternate Cipriano Huanca Quispe PATRIA-SOL
7 Member Germán Mamani Quispe PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Max Liuca Blanco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mery Marcela Calle Tola''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Pastor Chambi Choque || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Emma Kahua Ascencio''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Agustina Angelica Tipula Machaca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rene Huayta Mollo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lúcio Mamani Palli || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Pastora Jove Monrroy''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Oscar Cristhian Quispe Huallpa || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelly Aliaga Titirico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Rosario Montesinos Alvarez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Cipriano Huanca Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Germán Mamani Quispe || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Ayahuaya
  • Callipata
  • Chijipata
  • Chuma
  • Kishuarani
  • Isalani
  • Jachawaya
  • Kapahuaya
  • Benditani
  • Lacayani
  • Lurizani
  • Paquela
  • Patascachi
  • Pucusani
  • Quiquijani
  • Quehuaya
  • Cala
  • Quebrada
  • Sucalaya
  • Tahari
  • Tupahuaya
  • Uyuni
  • Phinayani
  • Viquiri
  • Cohaya
  • Tutucari
  • Canihuaya
  • Qalapunco
  • Cañihuaya
  • Otocoro
  • Capayque
  • Challapata
  • Jichuhuaya
  • Monte Rojo
  • Munaypata
  • Ocomblaya
  • Pocomayo
  • Quiricani
  • Silojasi
  • Timusi
  • Pantisamaña
  • Huancoiru
  • Jitimpaya
  • Pacayani
  • Taracoca
  • Yanarani
  • Cusahuaya Chico
  • Cusahuaya Grande
  • Cayohuaya
  • Chicani
  • Vilaque Puya Puya
  • Villa Machaca
  • Molaña
  • Chacasani
  • Bajo Ocomblaya
  • Alajchi
  • Amaywaya
  • Charata
  • Chijini
  • Karuni
  • Luquisani
  • Luquisani Antiguo
  • Mollopampa
  • Titicachi
  • Tacopampa
  • Ticamori
  • Wilawilani
  • Huayrapata
  • Corusi
  • Chuata
  • Luribay
  • Lambramani
  • Macajlaya
  • Takasi
  • Tuiluni
  • Inuhuaya
  • Huallapa
  • Pocohuaya
  • Camicata B
  • Cotañani
  • Tuiluni Belen
  • Canapata Camicata
  • Chuwasi
  • Suchia Chacahuaya
  • Chajlaya
  • Chojllapampa
  • Chacapata
  • Chiaraque
  • Chimboro
  • Churubamba
  • Milli Milli
  • Silla Pata
  • Conventillo
  • Palohuaya
  • Pulaya
  • Sayhuani
  • Sotoata
  • Tocoli
  • Cuñapata
  • Llojllapampa
  • Negro Carcel
  • Villa Siempre Unido
  • Catuluni Alto
  • Coconi
  • Ojati
  • Puchuni
  • Sococoni
  • Yspincuni
  • Huarata
  • Agua Rica
Group People %
Aymara 9,812 55.0%
Quechua 2,600 14.6%
Campesino 879 4.9%
Unspecified Indigenous 383 2.1%
Indígena 360 2.0%
Originario 245 1.4%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 198 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 9,812 || 55.0%
|-
| Quechua || 2,600 || 14.6%
|-
| Campesino || 879 || 4.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 383 || 2.1%
|-
| Indígena || 360 || 2.0%
|-
| Originario || 245 || 1.4%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 198 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 13,595 76.2% 7,620 66.4%
Aymara 11,356 63.7% 8,017 69.9%
Quechua 3,213 18.0% 2,203 19.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,595 || 76.2% || 7,620 || 66.4%
|-
| Aymara || 11,356 || 63.7% || 8,017 || 69.9%
|-
| Quechua || 3,213 || 18.0% || 2,203 || 19.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,605 || 12,843 || 11,473
|| 17,830
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.9 |m15=3.8 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.8 |f20=4 |f25=4.3 |f30=3 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=1 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Ayata — La Paz [020502]

'''Ayata Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Muñecas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Ayata is José Luis Chura Ojeda, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Ayata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Walter Humpiri Calle MTS
1 Alternate Rosa Mamani Cruz MTS
2 Member Eva Huanca Michua MTS
2 Alternate Alfonzo Ramírez Monrroy MTS
3 Member Ramiro Ari Orihuela NGP
3 Alternate Nilda Poma Quispe NGP
4 Member Lourdes Otoya Tito PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Omar Santiago Mamani Flores PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Juan Carlos Otoya Chura PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Walter Humpiri Calle || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Mamani Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Eva Huanca Michua || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfonzo Ramírez Monrroy''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ramiro Ari Orihuela || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nilda Poma Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lourdes Otoya Tito || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Omar Santiago Mamani Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Juan Carlos Otoya Chura || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Ayata
  • San Jose
  • Caqueña
  • Chillani
  • Carcatacana
  • Jacha Pampa
  • Conchupata
  • Cuibaja Grande
  • Huancani Pampa
  • Huancarani
  • Huascaraya
  • Huayrapata
  • Humanasi
  • Mollo Grande
  • Pajhuaya
  • Quishuarani
  • Ribapampa
  • Sayhuani
  • Soracucho
  • Sorato
  • Tarisquia
  • Totorani
  • Upani
  • Viojoni
  • Vitocota
  • Paticuya
  • Milliraya
  • Mansanani
  • Chocorosini
  • Llachisquia
  • Taypicota
  • Cala Cala
  • Barbecho
  • Pajchani
  • Llañico
  • Janko Calani
  • Camata
  • Cohasi
  • Inambari
  • Llallahuati
  • Machayani
  • Millisi
  • Sacaya
  • Buescata
  • Tapahuaya
  • Upirhuaya
  • Aylulaya
  • Tocalaya Machayani
  • Morasi Marumpampa
  • Loro Pata
  • Villa Primero de Mayo
  • Incasamana
  • Centro Villa Florida
  • Bronce Mayo Grande
  • San Martin
  • Quiñuhuaya Coholaya
  • Capillania
  • Santiago de Camata
Group People %
Quechua 3,885 43.0%
Aymara 2,963 32.8%
Campesino 180 2.0%
Originario 130 1.4%
Unspecified Indigenous 123 1.4%
Mollo 102 1.1%
Indígena 99 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,885 || 43.0%
|-
| Aymara || 2,963 || 32.8%
|-
| Campesino || 180 || 2.0%
|-
| Originario || 130 || 1.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 123 || 1.4%
|-
| Mollo || 102 || 1.1%
|-
| Indígena || 99 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,732 74.6% 5,084 60.5%
Quechua 4,538 50.3% 4,633 55.1%
Aymara 3,741 41.4% 3,761 44.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,732 || 74.6% || 5,084 || 60.5%
|-
| Quechua || 4,538 || 50.3% || 4,633 || 55.1%
|-
| Aymara || 3,741 || 41.4% || 3,761 || 44.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,140 || 8,143 || 8,410
|| 9,029
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.8 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.1 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.3 |m60=2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.4 |f25=3.7 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.6 |f55=1.9 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.8
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Aucapata — La Paz [020503]

'''Aucapata Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Muñecas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Aucapata is Ernesto Florencio Pachacute Yujra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Aucapata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Eddy Linares Ortiz M.P.S.
1 Alternate TBD M.P.S.
2 Member TBD M.P.S.
2 Alternate Silvia Andrea Sanchéz Linares M.P.S.
3 Member Dayzi Gomez Lizares PATRIA-SOL
3 Alternate Samuel Yujra Condori PATRIA-SOL
4 Member Luis Cuareti Tito PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Jheny Rocío Endara Quispe PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Mónica Chuquimia Huallpa PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Herasmo Molina Peña PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Eddy Linares Ortiz || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Andrea Sanchéz Linares''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dayzi Gomez Lizares || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Samuel Yujra Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Luis Cuareti Tito || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Jheny Rocío Endara Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mónica Chuquimia Huallpa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Herasmo Molina Peña''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Aucapata
  • Chamacani
  • Charaj
  • Charirani
  • Cosñipata
  • Huisllani
  • Kayllahunuyoj
  • Lampayani
  • Llachojani
  • Pucara
  • Sisillani
  • Tambillo
  • Ticani
  • Viquilli
  • Yanahuaya
  • Yuncamarca
  • Llica
  • Melero
  • Emanuel
  • Apolo 2
  • Salvajini
  • Rosario
  • Ventitani
  • Luquiapu Chico
  • Luquiapu Grande Yanacocha
  • Cooperativa Pucanhuaya
  • Cani Cani
  • Compañia
  • Huanco Pallallani
  • Huanco Pata
  • Huayllani
  • Livinizu
  • Mojon Pata
  • Molino Jatita
  • Parasani
  • Paña Pallallani
  • Quishuarani
  • Tholani
  • Cotacucho
  • Pusillani
  • Itapalluni
  • Karka Punku Murmuyavi
  • Canchapata
Group People %
Quechua 3,535 52.6%
Aymara 804 12.0%
Campesino 422 6.3%
Quechua - Aymara 270 4.0%
Indígena 77 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,535 || 52.6%
|-
| Aymara || 804 || 12.0%
|-
| Campesino || 422 || 6.3%
|-
| Quechua - Aymara || 270 || 4.0%
|-
| Indígena || 77 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 5,389 80.2% 3,720 67.7%
Quechua 4,195 62.4% 3,736 68.0%
Aymara 1,619 24.1% 1,457 26.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,389 || 80.2% || 3,720 || 67.7%
|-
| Quechua || 4,195 || 62.4% || 3,736 || 68.0%
|-
| Aymara || 1,619 || 24.1% || 1,457 || 26.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,075 || 4,146 || 5,495
|| 6,721
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.9 |m25=5.3 |m30=4.6 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.8 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.5 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.3 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Sorata — La Paz [020601]

'''Sorata Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Larecaja Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Sorata is Eustaquio Huayta Poma, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Sorata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Ovidio Boris Mayta Quispe M.P.S.
1 Alternate Nelyda Jessica Chura Achocalla M.P.S.
2 Member Marcela Puña Huanca M.P.S.
2 Alternate Marcos Vidal Quispe Callisaya M.P.S.
3 Member Juvenal Samuel Paye Guaygua M.P.S.
3 Alternate Miguelina Verastegui Chuquimia M.P.S.
4 Member Ramiro Mendoza Choque NGP
4 Alternate Sandra Aleida Zelada Bozo NGP
5 Member Ronald Oscar Apaza Quispe IH
5 Alternate Ernestina Zulma Chura Yujra IH
6 Member Maria Sirhle Castro Bozo VIDA
6 Alternate Gualberto Waldo Chigua Incapoma VIDA
7 Member Hilarion Eustaquio Soto Choque PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate Ruth Noemí Alanoca Pillco PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ovidio Boris Mayta Quispe || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelyda Jessica Chura Achocalla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marcela Puña Huanca || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcos Vidal Quispe Callisaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Juvenal Samuel Paye Guaygua || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguelina Verastegui Chuquimia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ramiro Mendoza Choque || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Aleida Zelada Bozo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ronald Oscar Apaza Quispe || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Ernestina Zulma Chura Yujra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Maria Sirhle Castro Bozo || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Gualberto Waldo Chigua Incapoma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Hilarion Eustaquio Soto Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruth Noemí Alanoca Pillco''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Atantari
  • Bella Vista
  • Caminaca
  • Capinota
  • Chañahuaya
  • Challapampa
  • Chillcani
  • Choquecoa
  • Parque Colani
  • Pampa Colani
  • Collpani
  • Condorpata Ladrilluni
  • Cotaña
  • Huacamulluni
  • Huarina Choro
  • Icharani
  • Jumuco
  • Lacatia
  • Llocohuaya
  • Patata
  • Poquerani
  • Pucarani
  • Quirambaya
  • Tañi
  • Ticunhuaya
  • Tisispaya
  • Tucsa Jahuira
  • Tutuacaja
  • Viacha A
  • Yaurini
  • Ñeque
  • Laripata
  • Sorata
  • Corini
  • San Pedro
  • Pacayani
  • Mina Progresiva Llipichi
  • Koomani Atantari
  • Quichawichini
  • Karani
  • Chiahuaya
  • Irapata Colani
  • Cutizaca
  • Irpa Huayo Huayo
  • Koca Millipaya
  • Unificada Teneria Manzanani
  • Cohajoni
  • Coribaya
  • Viacha B
  • Pacuni Purisillani
  • Yunca Laripata
  • Jucumani Chiñijo
  • Originaria San Lorenzo
  • Tamiplaya Tolapampa
  • Yolosani
  • Pallcapampa
  • Huaycho
  • Mesa Pampa
  • Queleguaya
  • Silasani
  • Santa Barbara de Ticunguaya
  • Chinchaya
  • Huañahuaya Chico
  • Huañahuaya Grande
  • Carazani
  • Chuchulaya
  • Porobaya
  • Chichiaque
  • Chiquiruni
  • Churihumani
  • Comblili
  • Guayo Guayo
  • Karasirca
  • Molle Pampa
  • Mamalaya
  • Chiacani
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Machacamarca
  • Coati
  • Quilina
  • Ñachahuaya
  • Humanipampa
  • Lacaya Pampa
  • Mecaconi
  • Tocotoconi
  • Villa Santiago de Catuhuaya
  • Capa Huaya
  • Carapata
  • Huaña Jahuira
  • Ingenio
  • Itulaya
  • Merque Yani
  • San Lucas
  • Tacasquia
  • Mutuscachi
  • Yani
  • Ingenio Cooperativa 24 de Junio
  • Ingenio la Suerte
  • I Ngenio Cooperativa San Pablo
  • Achispaya
  • Achojpata
  • Arapa
  • Arapa Churuni
  • Atahuallpani
  • Calabaya
  • Chejje
  • Cheka
  • Chihuani
  • Chullusirca
  • Humanata
  • Kapi Kapi
  • Kurupampa
  • Muchusuni
  • Pacollo
  • Pocobaya
  • Saira
  • Saira Atahuallpani
  • San Isidro
  • Sihuinco
  • Supihuaya
  • Tahana
  • Tarapi
  • Tetejoni
  • Ilabaya
  • Saira Churuni
  • Villa San Jose de Chojchoni
  • Cheka Alta
  • Achacachi
  • Curupampa
  • Machaca Marca
  • Cabracancha
  • Moyabaya
  • Mutuata
  • Soque
  • Supilaya
  • Challajahuira
  • Tacasquia
  • Tarani
  • Tintilaya
  • Amakareni
  • Antesani y Sejepampa
  • Charuni Cochabamba
  • Avispaya
  • Florida Yurupampa
  • Cala Cala
  • Ancoma Sur
  • Ancoma Norte
  • Chajolpaya
  • Chusi
  • Cooco
  • Huaynapata
  • Lambramani
  • Ocara
  • Sumata
  • Tusuhuaya
  • Llipi
  • Santa Maria
  • Moko Turilluni
  • Yuna
  • Joya
  • Kalallusta
  • Pura Purani
  • Doble Luz
  • Alto Canaviri
  • Alto Logena
  • Canaviri
  • Chajhuaya
  • Coochini
  • Huayruruni
  • San Lorenzo de Luriacani
  • Marca Marcani
  • Taypilogena
  • Ticata
  • Millipaya
Group People %
Aymara 19,451 64.7%
Campesino 2,301 7.6%
Indígena 333 1.1%
Unspecified Indigenous 323 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 19,451 || 64.7%
|-
| Campesino || 2,301 || 7.6%
|-
| Indígena || 333 || 1.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 323 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 24,482 81.4% 17,068 72.6%
Aymara 19,590 65.1% 17,105 72.8%
Quechua 454 1.5% 419 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 24,482 || 81.4% || 17,068 || 72.6%
|-
| Aymara || 19,590 || 65.1% || 17,105 || 72.8%
|-
| Quechua || 454 || 1.5% || 419 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 16,073 || 18,932 || 23,512
|| 30,083
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.2 |m10=4.9 |m15=3.8 |m20=4 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.6 |f15=4 |f20=4.3 |f25=4.6 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.4 |f55=2 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Guanay — La Paz [020602]

'''Guanay Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Guanay is Marco Antonio Masco Segarra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Guanay has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Edwin Mollinedo Katty JALLALLA LP
1 Alternate Elvia Sossa Quispe JALLALLA LP
2 Member Mateo Loza Riveros M.P.S.
2 Alternate TBD M.P.S.
3 Member Glenis Amparito Santalla Mercier M.P.S.
3 Alternate Manuel Antonio Valdéz Capiona M.P.S.
4 Member Jimmy Angelo Ruíz Schmidt M.P.S.
4 Alternate Gabriela Navarro Mamani M.P.S.
5 Member Olivia Concepción Ruíz Vinique UPC
5 Alternate TBD UPC
6 Member Layer Vidal Orellana Catunta ASLP
6 Alternate Sandra Analia Salinas Vega ASLP
7 Member Yadira Rivero Villanueva PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate Mario Danilo Bacarreza Toledo PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edwin Mollinedo Katty || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elvia Sossa Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mateo Loza Riveros || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Glenis Amparito Santalla Mercier || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Manuel Antonio Valdéz Capiona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jimmy Angelo Ruíz Schmidt || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Gabriela Navarro Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Olivia Concepción Ruíz Vinique || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Layer Vidal Orellana Catunta || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Analia Salinas Vega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Yadira Rivero Villanueva || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Mario Danilo Bacarreza Toledo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 32 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Candelaria
  • Alto Chijini
  • Alto Chispani
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Alacarani
  • Barompampa
  • Chavarria
  • Independencia
  • Polopata
  • San Jose de Pelera
  • Ishuaya
  • Tuti Limundi
  • Guanay
  • Witoponte
  • 26 de Diciembre
  • Merma
  • 3 de Agosto
  • Flor de Mayo
  • Calapaya
  • Huayti
  • San Antonio de Guanay
  • Uyapi
  • Villa Nueva
  • Tres Arroyos
  • La Aguada
  • San Fermin
  • 6 de Enero
  • San Julian
  • San Jose de Uyapi
  • San Miguel
  • Pablo Amaya
  • San Juan de Challana
  • Uma Palca
  • Amaguaya
  • Chacapa
  • Umana
  • Lipichi
  • Belen de Amaguaya
  • Chojlla
  • Yuncapuri
  • La Reserva
  • La Fabulosa
  • Challanpaya
  • Huaytipata
  • Bella Vista
  • Buenos Aires
  • Poroma
  • Salcala
  • San Juan de Kelequelera
  • Santa Rosa de Challana
  • Siliamo de Chispani
  • Trapicheponte
  • Wacacala
  • Yolosani
  • Yurumani
  • Vilaque
  • Challana Pampa
  • Originaria Villa Florida
  • Balsamuni
  • Mariapu
  • Santa Rosa
  • Michiplaya
  • Nuevos Horizontes
  • Unificada
  • Carura
  • Aguas Blancas
  • Horizontes Ii
  • Horizones Iii
  • Horizontes Iv
  • Triunfadora
  • Nueva Generacion
  • Taniplaya
  • Pajonal Vilaque
  • Sapucuni Tuljuni
  • Palca Pampa
Group People %
Leco 6,861 41.9%
Aymara 2,539 15.5%
Quechua 540 3.3%
Campesino 325 2.0%
Originario 169 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Leco || 6,861 || 41.9%
|-
| Aymara || 2,539 || 15.5%
|-
| Quechua || 540 || 3.3%
|-
| Campesino || 325 || 2.0%
|-
| Originario || 169 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 14,230 86.8% 11,020 74.5%
Aymara 2,881 17.6% 3,573 24.2%
Quechua 1,214 7.4% 1,556 10.5%
Leco 582 3.6% 170 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,230 || 86.8% || 11,020 || 74.5%
|-
| Aymara || 2,881 || 17.6% || 3,573 || 24.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,214 || 7.4% || 1,556 || 10.5%
|-
| Leco || 582 || 3.6% || 170 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,654 || 11,528 || 14,788
|| 16,386
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.8 |m25=5.2 |m30=4.8 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Tacacoma — La Paz [020603]

'''Tacacoma Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Tacacoma is Genaro Catari Murga, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Tacacoma has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Santiago Fernando Mamani Fora IH
1 Alternate TBD IH
2 Member Marisol Murga Cora IH
2 Alternate TBD IH
3 Member Silvia Gomez Mamani PATRIA-SOL
3 Alternate Jhordan Fernández PATRIA-SOL
4 Member Gregorio Mamani Otoya PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Sandra Esther Miranda Quispe PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Irma Bernal Peréz PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Santiago Fernando Mamani Fora || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marisol Murga Cora || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Silvia Gomez Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhordan Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Gregorio Mamani Otoya || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Esther Miranda Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Irma Bernal Peréz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Challapata
  • Kamakeni
  • Llachani
  • Millimbaya
  • Tacacoma
  • Tacacoma
  • Asepita
  • Valle Sorpresa
  • Churicala
  • Gran Chaco
  • Paili Pampa
  • Chiñilani
  • Cooperativa San Vicente
  • Santa Rosa
  • Cooperativa Chimalora Ltda
  • Cooperativa Entre Rios
  • San Juanito de Cochapata
  • Chacarilla
  • Camilaya
  • San Bartolome
  • Corralani
  • Resapata
  • San Jose Alto
  • Jacha Pampa
  • Munaypata
  • Chirilaya
  • Las Lomas
  • Huaynapata
  • Pasto Orco
  • Pucanlaya
  • Conzata
  • Cooperativa Aurifera Mejillones
  • Flor de Illampu
  • Incachaca
  • Union Ltda Incachaca
  • Urkupiña
  • Palla Palla
  • Corderpata
  • Villa Verde de Charantazi
  • 2 de Agosto las Moras
  • Huacullani
  • Miraflores
  • Progreso
  • San Cristobal
  • Gladis Gaviota
  • Betania
  • San Juanito
  • Santa Rita de Locotoni
  • Villa Paititi
  • Rio Blanco de Huayrapata
  • Rosario San Carlos
  • Huasini
  • Naran Jani
  • Pillco Pata Huayuni
  • San Carlos Pecañani
  • Viga Pampa
  • San Lorenzo
  • Murmuntani
  • Chumisa
  • Kaacani
  • Machacamarca
  • Pajchiri
  • Tapila Florida
  • Villa General Peñaranda
  • Jacha Pampa
  • Valle Nueva
  • San Jose
  • Ananea
  • Machacamarca
  • Loma
  • Collabamba
  • Pallayunga
  • Santa Clara
Group People %
Aymara 6,072 62.2%
Campesino 434 4.4%
Quechua 375 3.8%
Indígena 133 1.4%
Unspecified Indigenous 117 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,072 || 62.2%
|-
| Campesino || 434 || 4.4%
|-
| Quechua || 375 || 3.8%
|-
| Indígena || 133 || 1.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 117 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 8,249 84.5% 6,080 74.3%
Aymara 5,388 55.2% 4,592 56.1%
Quechua 643 6.6% 805 9.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,249 || 84.5% || 6,080 || 74.3%
|-
| Aymara || 5,388 || 55.2% || 4,592 || 56.1%
|-
| Quechua || 643 || 6.6% || 805 || 9.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,881 || 6,269 || 8,182
|| 9,761
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.7 |m25=5.3 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.9 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.2 |m55=2.2 |m60=2 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.9 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Quiabaya — La Paz [020604]

'''Quiabaya Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Quiabaya is Armando Rada Murillo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Quiabaya has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member TBD A-UPP
1 Alternate Ronaldo Macusaya Mamani A-UPP
2 Member TBD A-UPP
2 Alternate Carmen Condori Quispe A-UPP
3 Member TBD A-UPP
3 Alternate Gregorio Vega Mamani A-UPP
4 Member Rosemary Condori Flores PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Cladimir Cesar Lipa Chambi PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Jhoselyn Kenya Turpo Apaza PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ronaldo Macusaya Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Condori Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregorio Vega Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rosemary Condori Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Cladimir Cesar Lipa Chambi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jhoselyn Kenya Turpo Apaza || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cachani
  • Cancarani
  • Cunchupata
  • Cotañani Alto
  • Huayrupacari
  • Kantutani
  • Lojropata
  • Machacamarca
  • Marcupata
  • Pacharia
  • Quichina
  • Sili Sili
  • Tarata
  • Quiabaya
  • Lambayani Grande
  • Añilaya
  • Chacambaya Grande
  • Sumuco
  • Yanarani
  • Yunca
  • Lambayani Chico
  • Coribaya Chico
  • Coribaya Grande
  • Mororruqueni
  • Niñihuati
  • Chuluyapu
  • Tisisani
  • Huerta Yoro
  • Chacambaya Tupupampa
  • Cachambaya Chico
  • Kaluyo
  • Lirioni Bajo
  • Juculluni
Group People %
Aymara 2,707 64.1%
Campesino 437 10.3%
Indígena 192 4.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,707 || 64.1%
|-
| Campesino || 437 || 10.3%
|-
| Indígena || 192 || 4.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 3,219 76.2% 1,893 70.5%
Aymara 2,892 68.5% 2,064 76.9%
Quechua 63 1.5% 57 2.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,219 || 76.2% || 1,893 || 70.5%
|-
| Aymara || 2,892 || 68.5% || 2,064 || 76.9%
|-
| Quechua || 63 || 1.5% || 57 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,212 || 2,580 || 2,684
|| 4,224
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.4 |m25=5.4 |m30=3.8 |m35=2.9 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.5 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.8 |m60=2 |m65=1.3 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.2 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.9 |f25=5 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.3 |f70=1.2 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Combaya — La Paz [020605]

'''Combaya Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Combaya is Josué Rolando Huanca Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Combaya has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Néstor Cañizaca Carani PDC
1 Alternate Gladys Huanca Quispe PDC
2 Member Milan Estanislao Cahuapaza Mamani UPC
2 Alternate Miriam Goya Mamani Gironda UPC
3 Member Gaby Ancoma Condori UPC
3 Alternate TBD UPC
4 Member TBD PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Gonzalo Loayza Marquez PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Diego Jorge Poma Aduviri PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Lidia Condori Mamani PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Néstor Cañizaca Carani || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Gladys Huanca Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Milan Estanislao Cahuapaza Mamani || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Miriam Goya Mamani Gironda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Gaby Ancoma Condori || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Gonzalo Loayza Marquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Diego Jorge Poma Aduviri || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Condori Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Combaya
  • Cochipata
  • Colani
  • Huaycho
  • Kosimani
  • Pusa Pusa
  • Milliraya
  • Collpani
  • Ticamblaya
  • Ticata
  • Cañi Cañi Arapa
  • Kacha
  • Marcawi
  • Tacagua
  • Tambo Cusi
  • Ñachahuaya
  • Sorejaya
  • Aquilambaya
Group People %
Aymara 2,823 80.0%
Campesino 70 2.0%
Indígena 42 1.2%
Originario 39 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,823 || 80.0%
|-
| Campesino || 70 || 2.0%
|-
| Indígena || 42 || 1.2%
|-
| Originario || 39 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Aymara 2,815 79.8% 3,177 85.2%
Spanish 2,559 72.5% 2,805 75.2%
Quechua 28 0.8% 42 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 2,815 || 79.8% || 3,177 || 85.2%
|-
| Spanish || 2,559 || 72.5% || 2,805 || 75.2%
|-
| Quechua || 28 || 0.8% || 42 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,569 || 2,691 || 3,731
|| 3,529
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=3.7 |m10=4.2 |m15=3 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.9 |m50=3 |m55=3.3 |m60=3.4 |m65=2.7 |m70=2.4 |m75=1.5 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.7 |f10=3.5 |f15=3 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.8 |f30=3 |f35=2.5 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=3 |f55=3.2 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.9 |f85=1
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Tipuani — La Paz [020606]

'''Tipuani Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Tipuani is Francisco Pinto Mollinedo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Tipuani has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Itzayana Darling Cerezo Cuéllar VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Andrei Wilder Figueredo Cadima VENCEREMOS
2 Member TBD PDC
2 Alternate José Daniel Vargas Ilimuri PDC
3 Member Anabella Silva Chino PATRIA-SOL
3 Alternate Iván Junior Flores Vera PATRIA-SOL
4 Member Rosendo Machicado Condori PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Shashaly Jimena Cuele Mamani PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Martha Murga Mamani PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Danny Flores Choquehuanca PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Itzayana Darling Cerezo Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Andrei Wilder Figueredo Cadima''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''José Daniel Vargas Ilimuri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Anabella Silva Chino || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Iván Junior Flores Vera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rosendo Machicado Condori || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Shashaly Jimena Cuele Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Martha Murga Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Danny Flores Choquehuanca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cangalli
  • Gritado
  • La Rinconada
  • Tipuani
  • Chaco
  • La Loma Santa Clara
  • San Juan de Paltani
  • Isihuaya
  • Carguarani
  • Cotapampa
  • San Miguel
  • Paniagua
  • Babilonia
  • Unutuluni
  • Piscini
  • Molleterio
  • Bartolo Pasoskanqui
  • Bartolo
Group People %
Aymara 1,014 13.1%
Leco 596 7.7%
Quechua 357 4.6%
Campesino 190 2.5%
Indígena 97 1.3%
Afroboliviano 81 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,014 || 13.1%
|-
| Leco || 596 || 7.7%
|-
| Quechua || 357 || 4.6%
|-
| Campesino || 190 || 2.5%
|-
| Indígena || 97 || 1.3%
|-
| Afroboliviano || 81 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,765 87.7% 7,640 76.5%
Aymara 1,109 14.4% 2,148 21.5%
Quechua 619 8.0% 1,290 12.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,765 || 87.7% || 7,640 || 76.5%
|-
| Aymara || 1,109 || 14.4% || 2,148 || 21.5%
|-
| Quechua || 619 || 8.0% || 1,290 || 12.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,708 || 9,321 || 9,985
|| 7,716
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.3 |m15=3.9 |m20=4.1 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.3 |m35=4.3 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.8 |m50=3 |m55=3.2 |m60=2.9 |m65=2.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.4 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.5 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Mapiri — La Paz [020607]

'''Mapiri Municipality''' is the seventh municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Mapiri is Eloisa Piza Zúñiga, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Mapiri has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Timer Espinoza Villanueva ASP
1 Alternate Norma Montecinos Yarari ASP
2 Member Diego Armando Mamani Tito FRI
2 Alternate Anahí Montesinos Toledo FRI
3 Member Wilma Chino Quispe NGP
3 Alternate Leonardo Condori Rojas NGP
4 Member Yugal Renato Mamani Chipana UPC
4 Alternate Claudia Lizeth Miranda Franck UPC
5 Member TBD PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate Leonidas Guido Vidal Cuajera PATRIA-SOL
6 Member Enrique Calle Onorio PATRIA-SOL
6 Alternate Ruth Mirtha Figueredo Piza PATRIA-SOL
7 Member Tamira Jhoanny Mollinedo Fernández PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Timer Espinoza Villanueva || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Norma Montecinos Yarari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Diego Armando Mamani Tito || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Anahí Montesinos Toledo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Wilma Chino Quispe || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonardo Condori Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yugal Renato Mamani Chipana || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudia Lizeth Miranda Franck''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonidas Guido Vidal Cuajera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Enrique Calle Onorio || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruth Mirtha Figueredo Piza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Tamira Jhoanny Mollinedo Fernández || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Achiquiri
  • Charopampa - Disperso
  • Quilapituni
  • Santa Rosa de Mapiri
  • Vilaque Grande
  • Viliqui
  • Yaycura
  • Yuyo
  • Mapiri
  • Chiliza
  • Limonani
  • Villa Esperanza
  • San Anselmo
  • Ventanillani
  • Tuiri
  • Chimate
  • San Carlos
  • Santiago
  • Charantazi
  • 17 de Diciembre
  • 17 de Diciembre
Group People %
Leco 3,648 16.7%
Quechua 2,392 11.0%
Aymara 2,294 10.5%
Campesino 938 4.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Leco || 3,648 || 16.7%
|-
| Quechua || 2,392 || 11.0%
|-
| Aymara || 2,294 || 10.5%
|-
| Campesino || 938 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 18,943 86.7% 10,674 76.8%
Quechua 4,979 22.8% 4,111 29.6%
Aymara 2,435 11.1% 2,230 16.1%
Leco 1,233 5.6% 8 0.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 18,943 || 86.7% || 10,674 || 76.8%
|-
| Quechua || 4,979 || 22.8% || 4,111 || 29.6%
|-
| Aymara || 2,435 || 11.1% || 2,230 || 16.1%
|-
| Leco || 1,233 || 5.6% || 8 || 0.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,227 || 9,633 || 13,891
|| 21,843
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.2 |m10=5 |m15=4.3 |m20=5.6 |m25=6 |m30=5.2 |m35=4.2 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.4 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.5 |f5=5.1 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.9 |f20=5 |f25=5 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.5 |f70=0.3 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Teoponte — La Paz [020608]

'''Teoponte Municipality''' is the eighth municipal section of the Larecaja Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Teoponte is Genaro Monge Hanco Valencia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Teoponte has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Daysi Moruno Sarmiento MTS
1 Alternate Santos Carlos Colque Chuquimia MTS
2 Member Bernardino Cerda Ara MTS
2 Alternate María Consuelo Vera Maldonado MTS
3 Member Doly Solitaria Colque Gonzáles MTS
3 Alternate Crhistian Jhonson Quisbert Rengifo MTS
4 Member Paola Salome Huanca Mamani M.P.S.
4 Alternate Dionicio Max Macedo Mamani M.P.S.
5 Member Edwin Tusco Herrera M.P.S.
5 Alternate TBD M.P.S. 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Daysi Moruno Sarmiento || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Santos Carlos Colque Chuquimia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Bernardino Cerda Ara || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Consuelo Vera Maldonado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Doly Solitaria Colque Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Crhistian Jhonson Quisbert Rengifo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Paola Salome Huanca Mamani || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Dionicio Max Macedo Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Edwin Tusco Herrera || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 33 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Asilahuara
  • Brecha Zeta
  • Getsemani
  • San Juanito
  • Uyapi
  • 26 de Agosto
  • Mayaya
  • Teoponte
  • Tupara
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Las Palmeras
  • Litoral
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Tomachi
  • Tomachi
  • Los Amigos
  • Nueva Canaan
  • Incahuara
  • Troncal Incahuara
  • Fantasia
  • Colorado
  • Milliscuni
  • Pahuirno
  • Los Angeles
  • San Juan de Oro Mango Pata
  • Unificada
  • Flor de los Andes
  • Muñecas
  • Mosoj Whara
  • Sartawi Solac
  • Paraiso
  • Agroecologico Sartawi
  • Sarihuara
  • Apuri
  • 21 de Julio
  • Horizontes
  • Chamaleo Agricola
  • Primero de Septiembre
  • Chico Catea
  • La Gaviota
  • San Antonio
  • Aroma Tropical
  • Pinar del Rio
  • Chima Tropical
  • Puerto Pando
  • El Triunfo
  • San Pedro de Lluquimuni
  • Guajchono
  • San Isidro
  • Brecha Mayaya
  • Chacoma Irpa Grande A
  • Maravilla
  • Milloscuni Grande
  • Nuve el Cedro
  • San Pedro
  • Señor de Santiago
  • Pilco Negro
  • Alcoche
  • 10 de Mayo Ii
  • 10 de Mayo
  • San Miguel
  • Santa Isabel
  • Alto San Jose
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Alto San Isidro B
  • Bella Vista
  • Bella Vista A
  • Tajlihui
  • Espiritu Santo
  • Flor Huaycho I
  • Flor Huaycho Ii
  • Nueva Alborada
  • Sajama B
  • San Julian
  • Sorata
  • Union Cordillera
  • Villa Aroma
  • Trinidad
  • Chunchuca Esperanza
  • Tajlihui California
  • Flor Kantuta B
  • Flor Kantuta C
  • Chacoma Irpa Grande
  • Chuma A
  • Chuma B
  • Intercultural Paucha
  • Miraflores
  • Porvenir
  • Bella Vista B
  • Fiscal Malvina
  • Flor de Kantuta A
  • Franz Tamayo
  • Irpa Grande
  • San Cristobal
  • San Isidro 1ra Zona
  • San Isidro 4ta Zona
  • Santiago I
  • Tajlihui Gualberto Villarroel
  • Santa Barbara
  • Santo Domingo
  • Monteagudo
  • Santa Elena
Group People %
Aymara 3,033 22.7%
Leco 2,282 17.1%
Campesino 903 6.7%
Quechua 501 3.7%
Indígena 306 2.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,033 || 22.7%
|-
| Leco || 2,282 || 17.1%
|-
| Campesino || 903 || 6.7%
|-
| Quechua || 501 || 3.7%
|-
| Indígena || 306 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 11,563 86.4% 6,888 73.7%
Aymara 2,930 21.9% 2,891 30.9%
Quechua 795 5.9% 994 10.6%
Leco 231 1.7% 31 0.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,563 || 86.4% || 6,888 || 73.7%
|-
| Aymara || 2,930 || 21.9% || 2,891 || 30.9%
|-
| Quechua || 795 || 5.9% || 994 || 10.6%
|-
| Leco || 231 || 1.7% || 31 || 0.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,438 || 7,109 || 9,349
|| 13,379
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.3 |m20=5.4 |m25=5.3 |m30=5 |m35=4.2 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.5 |f30=4 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.3 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Apolo — La Paz [020701]

'''Apolo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Franz Tamayo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Apolo Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Franz Tamayo Province.

The Mayor of Apolo is Agustín Vicente Mamani Peña, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Apolo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Sergio Porfirio Cordero Cuqueño ASP
1 Alternate Veronica Rosmery Zambrana Hanco ASP
2 Member Janeth Nancy Flores Capiona ASP
2 Alternate Ariel Dimitri Ledezma Mariaca ASP
3 Member TBD M.P.S.
3 Alternate Adelio Edwin Ortiz M.P.S.
4 Member Ramiro Vargas Cuajera M.P.S.
4 Alternate Zulma Irma Piluy Ortiz M.P.S.
5 Member Octavio Felix Mamani Oblitas LIBRE
5 Alternate TBD LIBRE
6 Member Jordina Vila Valencia SPBC
6 Alternate Leopoldo Fabian Mamani Saravia SPBC
7 Member Concha Espejo Ticona IH
7 Alternate Francisco Franz Gamez Molina IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Sergio Porfirio Cordero Cuqueño || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Veronica Rosmery Zambrana Hanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Janeth Nancy Flores Capiona || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Dimitri Ledezma Mariaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Adelio Edwin Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ramiro Vargas Cuajera || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Irma Piluy Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Octavio Felix Mamani Oblitas || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Jordina Vila Valencia || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Leopoldo Fabian Mamani Saravia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Concha Espejo Ticona || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Franz Gamez Molina''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Apolo
  • Apacheta
  • Chupilusani
  • Concepcion
  • Culata
  • Juan Agua
  • Lluscamayu
  • Pucasucho
  • San Andres
  • San Pedro
  • Santa Teresa
  • Ubia
  • Machua
  • Asichagua
  • Rio Negro
  • Curiza
  • Santa Catalina
  • Santo Domingo
  • Yalihuara
  • Tanampaya
  • Tigri Rumy
  • Santa Cruz del Valle Ameno
  • Pata Salinas
  • Cuba Santa Maria
  • Copacabana
  • Muruagua
  • San Juan de Yanaloma
  • Aten
  • Chirimayo
  • Correo
  • Huaratumo
  • Irimo
  • Miraflores
  • Piedra Blanca
  • Sahusira
  • Suturi
  • Tupili
  • Puchahui
  • Trinidad
  • Inca
  • Chiara Araña
  • Union Pauje
  • Torewa
  • Munaypata
  • Muhiri
  • Puerto el Carmen
  • Chushuara
  • Huanuri
  • Alto Copacabana
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • Mulihuara
  • Sarayoj
  • Ilipana Yuyo
  • Altuncama
  • Azariamas
  • Buena Vista
  • Cruz Pata
  • Fatima
  • Los Altos
  • Mohima
  • Nogal
  • San Antonio de Palillos
  • Raviana
  • Suyo Suyo
  • Vaqueria
  • Inchocal
  • Chuchico
  • San Jose
  • San Luis
  • Santa Barbara
  • Potrero
  • Palillos
  • Unapa
  • Maray
  • Pintata
  • Mojos
  • San Fermin
  • Santa Rosa
  • Pata
  • Virgen del Rosario Tuichi
  • Cocos Lanza
Group People %
Quechua 5,526 28.8%
Leco 3,232 16.9%
Campesino 2,360 12.3%
Aymara 744 3.9%
Indígena 305 1.6%
Tsimane´ 193 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,526 || 28.8%
|-
| Leco || 3,232 || 16.9%
|-
| Campesino || 2,360 || 12.3%
|-
| Aymara || 744 || 3.9%
|-
| Indígena || 305 || 1.6%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 193 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 15,617 81.5% 14,018 69.0%
Quechua 10,443 54.5% 10,540 51.9%
Aymara 974 5.1% 863 4.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,617 || 81.5% || 14,018 || 69.0%
|-
| Quechua || 10,443 || 54.5% || 10,540 || 51.9%
|-
| Aymara || 974 || 5.1% || 863 || 4.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,877 || 13,271 || 20,308
|| 19,156
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.2 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.8 |m15=6.4 |m20=4.2 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.3 |m35=2.9 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.6 |m55=2 |m60=2 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.5 |f30=3 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Pelechuco — La Paz [020702]

'''Pelechuco Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Franz Tamayo Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Pelechuco Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Franz Tamayo Province.

The Mayor of Pelechuco is Juan Chipana Kuno, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Pelechuco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Jhasmani Ricardo Blanco Quispe APB-SÚMATE
1 Alternate Maribel Carita Huaqui APB-SÚMATE
2 Member TBD PATRIA-SOL
2 Alternate Grover Adelio Ochoa Cerezo PATRIA-SOL
3 Member TBD PATRIA-SOL
3 Alternate Yanett Bertha Khuno Barrera PATRIA-SOL
4 Member Leonardo Huanaco Barrera MCCA-NP
4 Alternate Remedios Rosa Cama Choquemamani MCCA-NP
5 Member TBD MCCA-NP
5 Alternate Alayn Callancho Huanca MCCA-NP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jhasmani Ricardo Blanco Quispe || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Carita Huaqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Grover Adelio Ochoa Cerezo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Yanett Bertha Khuno Barrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Leonardo Huanaco Barrera || rowspan="2" | MCCA-NP
|-
| Alternate || ''Remedios Rosa Cama Choquemamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | MCCA-NP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alayn Callancho Huanca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chiata
  • Puina
  • Hilo Hilo
  • San Miguel de Thapi
  • Sorapata
  • Pelechuco
  • Katantika
  • Agua Blanca
  • Makara
  • Keara
  • Laja Lurizana
  • Hichicollo
  • Huacochani
  • Ulla Ulla
  • Ucha Ucha
  • Plan Aeropuerto
  • Hichocollo Alto
  • Hichocollo Bajo
  • San Antonio
  • Antaquilla
  • Cololo Altarani
  • Nuve Pampa
  • Puyo Puyo
  • Soratera
  • Agua Blanca A y B
  • Central Suches Jajpo Kollo
Group People %
Aymara 1,924 21.2%
Puquina 1,845 20.4%
Quechua 1,547 17.1%
Campesino 723 8.0%
Originario 516 5.7%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 237 2.6%
Unspecified Indigenous 116 1.3%
Indígena 100 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,924 || 21.2%
|-
| Puquina || 1,845 || 20.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,547 || 17.1%
|-
| Campesino || 723 || 8.0%
|-
| Originario || 516 || 5.7%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 237 || 2.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 116 || 1.3%
|-
| Indígena || 100 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 7,442 82.1% 4,869 71.8%
Aymara 4,252 46.9% 3,119 46.0%
Quechua 3,098 34.2% 2,989 44.1%
Puquina 158 1.7% 0 0.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,442 || 82.1% || 4,869 || 71.8%
|-
| Aymara || 4,252 || 46.9% || 3,119 || 46.0%
|-
| Quechua || 3,098 || 34.2% || 2,989 || 44.1%
|-
| Puquina || 158 || 1.7% || 0 || 0.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,742 || 5,115 || 6,780
|| 9,060
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.9 |m15=5.2 |m20=7.2 |m25=6.5 |m30=5.7 |m35=4.8 |m40=4.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.2 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=2.5 |f45=1.7 |f50=1.5 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Viacha — La Paz [020801]

'''Viacha Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Ingavi Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Viacha is Jenrry Patzi Mercado, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Viacha has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Gladys Lozano Encinas UN
1 Alternate Marcelo Gutiérrez Jurado UN
2 Member Héctor Pacheco Pacheco VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Esther Gisela Huarachi Lopez VENCEREMOS
3 Member TBD VENCEREMOS
3 Alternate Francisco Aruquipa Hinojosa VENCEREMOS
4 Member Norberto Quispe Gonzáles MTS
4 Alternate Dalia Andrea Blanco Tancara MTS
5 Member Dunia Yesenia Llusco Tancara MTS
5 Alternate Felix Chura Ticona MTS
6 Member Fabiola Fanny Rocha Gutiérrez UPC
6 Alternate Yense Cori Canqui UPC
7 Member Wilfredo Silva Apaza LIBRE
7 Alternate Venus Cristina Vazquez García LIBRE
8 Member Carola Gómez Gutiérrez LIBRE
8 Alternate Luis Fernando Mamani Mercado LIBRE
9 Member Milenka Yésica Aguilar Bernal SPBC
9 Alternate Mijael Javier Quispe Corrales SPBC
10 Member Jhonny Quispe Gutiérrez SPBC
10 Alternate Ortencia Bethsa Limachi Ortiz SPBC
11 Member Calixto Alanoca Llusco VIDA
11 Alternate Andrea Valdez Alanoca VIDA 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gladys Lozano Encinas || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcelo Gutiérrez Jurado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Héctor Pacheco Pacheco || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Esther Gisela Huarachi Lopez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Aruquipa Hinojosa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Norberto Quispe Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dalia Andrea Blanco Tancara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Dunia Yesenia Llusco Tancara || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Felix Chura Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Fabiola Fanny Rocha Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Yense Cori Canqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Wilfredo Silva Apaza || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Venus Cristina Vazquez García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Carola Gómez Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Fernando Mamani Mercado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Milenka Yésica Aguilar Bernal || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Mijael Javier Quispe Corrales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Jhonny Quispe Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ortencia Bethsa Limachi Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Calixto Alanoca Llusco || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Andrea Valdez Alanoca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Viacha
  • Achica Baja
  • Callisaya
  • Canaviri Irpa Chico
  • Jalsuri
  • Challa Jahuira
  • Charahuayto
  • Chañojahua
  • Chonchocoro
  • Choquenaira
  • Chuquiñuma
  • Chusñupa
  • Colina Blanca
  • Coniri
  • Contorno Arriba
  • Contorno Bajo
  • Contorno Letanias
  • Copalacaya
  • Hilata Arriba
  • Hilata Centro
  • Hilata San Jorge
  • Hilata Santa Trinidad
  • Contorno Centro
  • Ingavi
  • Llajma Pampa
  • Mamani
  • Mullojahua
  • Muruamaya
  • Pacharaya
  • Pallina Centro
  • Pallina Chico
  • Pallina Grande
  • Pan de Azucar
  • Pongoni
  • Puente Arriba
  • Quinamaya
  • Contorno Pallcoso
  • San Vicente de Collagua
  • Santa Rosa de Limani
  • Surisaya Supripanta
  • Villa Arriendo
  • Villa Ponguini
  • Villa Santa Chacoma
  • Achica Arriba
  • Checa Chata
  • Mazo Cruz
  • Surusaya
  • Humachua
  • Seque Jahuira
  • Chuquiñuma Irpa Grande
  • Tocnopugio
  • Granja Convento
  • Chojñapugio
  • Sequechoro
  • Ancara
  • Pocohota
  • Villa Remedios
  • Villa Ancara Cp
  • Villa Santiago de Chacoma
  • Chacoma Alta
  • Jekeri
  • Irpuma
  • Ichuraya Grande
  • Chacoma Irpa Grande
  • Tacagua
Group People %
Aymara 60,422 53.2%
Campesino 3,675 3.2%
Quechua 1,518 1.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 60,422 || 53.2%
|-
| Campesino || 3,675 || 3.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,518 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 100,169 88.2% 61,025 75.6%
Aymara 48,460 42.7% 41,120 50.9%
Quechua 2,391 2.1% 2,166 2.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 100,169 || 88.2% || 61,025 || 75.6%
|-
| Aymara || 48,460 || 42.7% || 41,120 || 50.9%
|-
| Quechua || 2,391 || 2.1% || 2,166 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 36,412 || 46,596 || 80,724
|| 113,554
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.3 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.5 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Guaqui — La Paz [020802]

'''Guaqui Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Guaqui is Julio Mario Quispe Mayta, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Guaqui has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Isaac Severiano Santalla Mujica VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Claudia Marisol Roque Condori VENCEREMOS
2 Member Juan Carlos Paton Flores MTS
2 Alternate TBD MTS
3 Member Agustín Ávalos Amaru JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate Surimana Cortéz Choque JALLALLA LP
4 Member Guido Osco Quispe NGP
4 Alternate Gladys Condori Mamani NGP
5 Member Felipe Santiago Callizaya Copiticona UPC
5 Alternate Angelica Chauca Paton UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Isaac Severiano Santalla Mujica || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudia Marisol Roque Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Carlos Paton Flores || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Agustín Ávalos Amaru || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Surimana Cortéz Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Guido Osco Quispe || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gladys Condori Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Felipe Santiago Callizaya Copiticona || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Angelica Chauca Paton''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Andamarca
  • Arcata
  • Belen Pituta
  • Belen Pituta A
  • Copajira
  • Janco Marka
  • Kassa San Francisco
  • Kassa Santa Rosa
  • Lacuyo San Antonio
  • Lacoyo San Francisco
  • Patarani
  • Sullcata
  • Villa Tintuma
  • Wilacollo
  • Yaurikorahua
  • Ñuñumani
  • Guaqui
  • Puerto Guaqui
  • Belen Pituta B
Group People %
Aymara 6,135 71.4%
Campesino 268 3.1%
Originario 139 1.6%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 128 1.5%
Unspecified Indigenous 127 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,135 || 71.4%
|-
| Campesino || 268 || 3.1%
|-
| Originario || 139 || 1.6%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 128 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 127 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 7,467 86.9% 5,593 76.8%
Aymara 5,792 67.4% 5,371 73.8%
Quechua 116 1.4% 100 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,467 || 86.9% || 5,593 || 76.8%
|-
| Aymara || 5,792 || 67.4% || 5,371 || 73.8%
|-
| Quechua || 116 || 1.4% || 100 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,810 || 7,552 || 7,278
|| 8,592
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.2 |m15=6.1 |m20=3.4 |m25=2.6 |m30=2.6 |m35=2.3 |m40=2.5 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.8 |m65=2.3 |m70=2.2 |m75=1.7 |m80=1.3 |m85=0.7
|f0=2.6 |f5=3.6 |f10=4 |f15=3 |f20=2.7 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.9 |f50=3 |f55=3.4 |f60=3.4 |f65=2.9 |f70=2.5 |f75=1.8 |f80=1.3 |f85=0.9
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Tiahuanaco — La Paz [020803]

'''Tiahuanaco Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Tiahuanaco is Felipe Chura Limachi, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Tiahuanaco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Vidal Mamani Quispe ASP
1 Alternate Eva Quispe Quispe ASP
2 Member Valerio Quispe Ramírez PDC
2 Alternate Ruth Aduviri Mamani PDC
3 Member Valerio José Patti Quispe UPC
3 Alternate Verónica Teresa Choque Chambilla UPC
4 Member Daria Mamani Uruchi APB-SÚMATE
4 Alternate Richard Patti Chura APB-SÚMATE
5 Member Miguel Ángel Callisaya Mamani IH
5 Alternate Aditha Mamani Chipana IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Vidal Mamani Quispe || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eva Quispe Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Valerio Quispe Ramírez || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruth Aduviri Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Valerio José Patti Quispe || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Verónica Teresa Choque Chambilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Daria Mamani Uruchi || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Richard Patti Chura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Miguel Ángel Callisaya Mamani || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Aditha Mamani Chipana''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Achaca
  • Caluyo
  • Causaya
  • Chambi Chico
  • Corpa
  • Guaraya
  • Kasa Achuta
  • Pircuta
  • Yanamani
  • Tiawanacu
  • Wancollo
  • Achuta Grande
  • Pillapi
  • Chusicani
  • Huaycuyo
  • Huacullani
  • Capiri
  • Huaycuyo
  • Huari Chico
  • Queruni
  • Chambi Grande
  • Humamarca
  • Rosa Pata
  • Suriri
  • Yanarico
  • Pillapi San Agustin
Group People %
Aymara 10,912 80.0%
Campesino 444 3.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,912 || 80.0%
|-
| Campesino || 444 || 3.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 11,151 81.7% 9,289 76.2%
Aymara 10,238 75.0% 9,732 79.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,151 || 81.7% || 9,289 || 76.2%
|-
| Aymara || 10,238 || 75.0% || 9,732 || 79.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,477 || 11,309 || 12,189
|| 13,648
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.9 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.4 |m30=3 |m35=2.6 |m40=2.5 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.3 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.9 |f25=4 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.9 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.4 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Desaguadero — La Paz [020804]

'''Desaguadero Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Desaguadero is Isidro Henry Mamani Cerda, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Desaguadero has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Pedro Sarmiento Cerda MTS
1 Alternate Flora Silvia Quispe Millares MTS
2 Member Vaneza Sandivel Sánchez Zegarra MTS
2 Alternate Víctor Hugo Acarapi MTS
3 Member Primitivo Ticona Quispe M.P.S.
3 Alternate Sara Aruquipa Salinas M.P.S.
4 Member Irma Aruquipa Catari M.P.S.
4 Alternate TBD M.P.S.
5 Member Erwin Cerda Mamani M.P.S.
5 Alternate Mery Dania Cerda Ticona M.P.S. 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Pedro Sarmiento Cerda || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Silvia Quispe Millares''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Vaneza Sandivel Sánchez Zegarra || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Hugo Acarapi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Primitivo Ticona Quispe || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Sara Aruquipa Salinas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Irma Aruquipa Catari || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Erwin Cerda Mamani || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Mery Dania Cerda Ticona''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 34 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Azafranal
  • Kealluma
  • San Pedro de Desaguadero
  • Titijoni
  • Vituncani
  • Desaguadero
  • San Pedro de Okorani
  • Chuata
  • Taipi Chiviraya
  • San Juan de Huancollo
  • Yanari
  • Jayuma Zapana
Group People %
Aymara 5,250 66.5%
Campesino 382 4.8%
Originario 109 1.4%
Indígena 92 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,250 || 66.5%
|-
| Campesino || 382 || 4.8%
|-
| Originario || 109 || 1.4%
|-
| Indígena || 92 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,946 88.0% 5,416 77.5%
Aymara 4,525 57.3% 4,571 65.4%
Quechua 122 1.5% 126 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,946 || 88.0% || 5,416 || 77.5%
|-
| Aymara || 4,525 || 57.3% || 4,571 || 65.4%
|-
| Quechua || 122 || 1.5% || 126 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,337 || 4,981 || 6,987
|| 7,897
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.4 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=3 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.1 |f25=3.6 |f30=4 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.2 |f45=3 |f50=3 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
San Andrés de Machaca — La Paz [020805]

'''San Andrés de Machaca Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of San Andrés de Machaca is Valentín Pérez Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

San Andrés de Machaca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Ronald Ticona Nina NGP
1 Alternate Yolanda Huanca Mamani NGP
2 Member Lourdes Rosmery Quispe Colque UPC
2 Alternate Rómulo Quispe Plata UPC
3 Member Luisa Alanoca Choquehuanca CAOSAM
3 Alternate Miguel Mamani Mamani CAOSAM
4 Member Liberato Alanoca Cruz CAOSAM
4 Alternate Victoria Soledad Foronda Jarandilla CAOSAM
5 Member Mary Ticona Ticona CAOSAM
5 Alternate TBD CAOSAM 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ronald Ticona Nina || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Yolanda Huanca Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lourdes Rosmery Quispe Colque || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Rómulo Quispe Plata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luisa Alanoca Choquehuanca || rowspan="2" | CAOSAM
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Mamani Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Liberato Alanoca Cruz || rowspan="2" | CAOSAM
|-
| Alternate || ''Victoria Soledad Foronda Jarandilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mary Ticona Ticona || rowspan="2" | CAOSAM
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • San Andres de Machaca
  • Queto Querarani
  • Thola
  • Choque Kanapata
  • Rosa Pata
  • Thola Bajo Achacana
  • Pachamaya
  • Chijipucara
  • Caracotaña
  • Irucirca Kanapata
  • Antaquirani
  • Mauri
  • Chulluncayani
  • Mauri Zona A
  • Mauri Zona B
  • Laquinamaya
  • Alcapari
  • Cuipiamaya
  • Huanca Sabala
  • Huancarami
  • Jankhoamaya
  • Jerusalem
  • Luna
  • Puyo Quelca Torrez
  • Mamani
  • Achamacata
  • Villa Pusuma
  • Jhiska Mauri
  • Patacamaya
  • Ticumurata
  • Janko Jaque Curuni
  • Chuncarcota de Machaca
  • Chuchucamaya
  • Sirca Misicuni
  • Wenkalla
  • Chiaruma
  • Tejada Pata Chijcha Kollo
  • Huallaqueri
  • Jesus de Manquiri
  • Nazacara
  • San Antonio de Padua
  • Eduardo Avaroa
  • Flor de Lliza
  • Irpa Grande
  • Litoral
  • Tholahuinto
  • Villa Artasivi de Machaca
  • Chuñawi
  • Chilimani
  • Achocallamaya
  • Sombra Pata
  • Conchacollo
  • San Pedro San Pablo
  • Villa Circaya
  • Chiji Pucara
Group People %
Aymara 6,384 80.4%
Campesino 326 4.1%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 132 1.7%
Indígena 103 1.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,384 || 80.4%
|-
| Campesino || 326 || 4.1%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 132 || 1.7%
|-
| Indígena || 103 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,676 84.1% 4,654 75.7%
Aymara 6,028 76.0% 5,034 81.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,676 || 84.1% || 4,654 || 75.7%
|-
| Aymara || 6,028 || 76.0% || 5,034 || 81.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,833 || 6,299 || 6,145
|| 7,936
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.8 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.1 |m25=3.1 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.3 |m45=3 |m50=3.6 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.7 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.7 |m80=1 |m85=0.9
|f0=3 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.8 |f40=3 |f45=3.5 |f50=3 |f55=2.7 |f60=3.1 |f65=1.8 |f70=2.1 |f75=1.5 |f80=1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Jesús de Machaca — La Paz [020806]

'''Jesús de Machaca Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Jesús de Machaca is Nelson Mamani Peñasco, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Jesús de Machaca has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Maritza Arteaga Tito MTS
1 Alternate Adolfo Triguero Sánchez MTS
2 Member Luis Roly Condori Asistiri NGP
2 Alternate Carmen Rosa Calle Condori NGP
3 Member Irma Beatriz Onofre Cuevas NGP
3 Alternate Dionisio Asistiri Coyo NGP
4 Member Antero Vargas Vargas UPC
4 Alternate Nancy Juana Quezo Condorena UPC
5 Member Patricia Choque Callizaya MACOJMA
5 Alternate Cipriano Tarqui Triguero MACOJMA
6 Member Patricio Condori Llanqui MACOJMA
6 Alternate TBD MACOJMA
7 Member Virginia Javier Javier PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate Oscar Genaro Vargas Guarachi PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Maritza Arteaga Tito || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adolfo Triguero Sánchez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Luis Roly Condori Asistiri || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Rosa Calle Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Irma Beatriz Onofre Cuevas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Dionisio Asistiri Coyo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Antero Vargas Vargas || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Nancy Juana Quezo Condorena''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Patricia Choque Callizaya || rowspan="2" | MACOJMA
|-
| Alternate || ''Cipriano Tarqui Triguero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Patricio Condori Llanqui || rowspan="2" | MACOJMA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Virginia Javier Javier || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Oscar Genaro Vargas Guarachi''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Achirjiri
  • Jesus de Machaca
  • Calla Arriba
  • Calla Copuhuta
  • Achuma Ayuta
  • Jilatiti Canaza
  • Santo Domingo de Machaca
  • Irohito Urus
  • Jankohaque Abajo
  • Parina Aguallamaya
  • San Pedro de Tana
  • Jancohaque Tana Abajo
  • Parina Baja
  • Parina Arriba
  • Ancohuaqui Aguallamaya
  • Bella Vista Ayllu Parina Baja
  • Chama Baja
  • Jilatiti Quiza Collana
  • Jilatiti Seco Pacuni
  • Sullcatiti Umarucha
  • Chama Rosario
  • Chama Arriba
  • Sulcatiti Arriba A
  • Achuma Arriba
  • Achuma Santa Ana
  • Titicani Atahuallpani
  • Corpa
  • Titicani Tucari
  • Titicani Sicupata
  • Titicani Tacaca
  • Hucuri Milluni Ancoaque Arriba
  • Hucuri Milluni Ancohaqui
  • Corpuma
  • Llallagua
  • Pampa
  • Taypi
  • Taypi Centro
  • Titicani Sehuencani
  • Titicani Taicuyo Challapata
  • Khonkho Liquiliqui
  • Qhunqhu Melluni
  • Kalla Baja
  • Sullcatiti Lahuacollo
  • Sullkatiti Titiri
  • Yauriri San Francisco
  • Yauriri San Juan
  • Kalla Baja Tupac Katari
  • Sullkatiti Khonkho
  • Cuipa Alta
  • Cuipa Kahuayo
  • Khasiri
  • Cuipa España
  • Cuipa Centro
  • Cuipa Hilarji
  • Cuipa Liviri
  • Cuipa Manquiri
  • Chijcha
  • Mejillones de Machaca
  • Parina Arriba Centro
Group People %
Aymara 13,343 78.4%
Originario 493 2.9%
Campesino 436 2.6%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 346 2.0%
Unspecified Indigenous 227 1.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 13,343 || 78.4%
|-
| Originario || 493 || 2.9%
|-
| Campesino || 436 || 2.6%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 346 || 2.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 227 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 14,221 83.6% 11,472 76.3%
Aymara 13,083 76.9% 12,190 81.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,221 || 83.6% || 11,472 || 76.3%
|-
| Aymara || 13,083 || 76.9% || 12,190 || 81.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,687 || 13,247 || 15,039
|| 17,016
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=5 |m10=5 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.4 |m30=3 |m35=2.8 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=3 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.5 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.7 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.5 |f30=3 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.9 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.7 |f60=2.5 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.5 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Taraco — La Paz [020807]

'''Taraco Municipality''' is the seventh municipal section of the Ingavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Taraco is Néstor Rodríguez Apaza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Taraco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Limbert Alex Choquehuanca Mamani CAOTM
1 Alternate Silvia Machaca Chávez CAOTM
2 Member Juan Carlos Apaza Carita MTS
2 Alternate Verónica Llusco Quispe MTS
3 Member Sucy Candelaria Quispe Limachi M.P.S.
3 Alternate Francisco Ajnota Callisaya M.P.S.
4 Member Rolando Acarapi Callisaya M.P.S.
4 Alternate Amalia Copeticona Bautista M.P.S.
5 Member Mónica Francisca Mamani Vélez UPC
5 Alternate Juan Luis Huchani Chambi UPC 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Limbert Alex Choquehuanca Mamani || rowspan="2" | CAOTM
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Machaca Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Carlos Apaza Carita || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Verónica Llusco Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sucy Candelaria Quispe Limachi || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Ajnota Callisaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rolando Acarapi Callisaya || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Amalia Copeticona Bautista''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mónica Francisca Mamani Vélez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Luis Huchani Chambi''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chambi Taraco
  • Cala Cala
  • Chiaramaya
  • Chiripa
  • Isla Sicuya
  • Jahuira Pampa
  • Jiwawi Grande
  • Pequeri
  • Sapana
  • Ñachoca
  • Jiwawi Chico
  • Taraco
  • Chivo
  • Nachoca
  • Coacollo
  • Santa Rosa
  • Santa Rosa de Taraco
  • San Jose
Group People %
Aymara 6,361 84.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,361 || 84.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,316 83.8% 5,068 76.8%
Aymara 5,692 75.5% 5,650 85.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,316 || 83.8% || 5,068 || 76.8%
|-
| Aymara || 5,692 || 75.5% || 5,650 || 85.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,674 || 5,922 || 6,603
|| 7,540
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=3.7 |m10=4.3 |m15=2.8 |m20=2.9 |m25=2.8 |m30=2.7 |m35=2.5 |m40=2.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=3.3 |m55=3 |m60=3.5 |m65=2.3 |m70=2.1 |m75=1.8 |m80=1.1 |m85=0.7
|f0=3.1 |f5=3.7 |f10=3.8 |f15=3 |f20=3.3 |f25=2.8 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.7 |f45=3.1 |f50=3.9 |f55=4.1 |f60=3.8 |f65=2.8 |f70=2.3 |f75=2.1 |f80=1.2 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Luribay — La Paz [020901]

'''Luribay Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Loayza Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Luribay is Juan Carlos Quino Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Luribay has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Jhovana Aguilar Quirijota VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Jhonny Nina Poma VENCEREMOS
2 Member Cristino Mamani Chambi VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Zulma Mamani Quispe VENCEREMOS
3 Member TBD JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate Martha Oracio Mamani JALLALLA LP
4 Member Jhonny Contreras Villca FRI
4 Alternate Jhoselin Contreras Villca FRI
5 Member Mario Canchari Flores NGP
5 Alternate TBD NGP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jhovana Aguilar Quirijota || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Nina Poma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Cristino Mamani Chambi || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Mamani Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Martha Oracio Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jhonny Contreras Villca || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhoselin Contreras Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mario Canchari Flores || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Azambo
  • Collpani
  • Achocara Baja
  • Pinani
  • Bravo
  • Cachualla
  • Callaviri
  • Catavi
  • Cachualla Alta
  • Cutty
  • Peña Colorada
  • Luribay
  • Vilacora
  • Alto Collpani
  • Murmutani
  • Pucuma
  • Molincaty
  • Chincha
  • Bravo Alto
  • Cutty Pampa
  • Aucamarca
  • Bambaro
  • Palca Anqoaqui
  • Bravillo Alto
  • Molino Pata
  • Huallcota
  • Anquioma Baja
  • Anquioma Alta
  • Bravo Salviani
  • Lacayani
  • Samaca
  • Achocara Alta
  • Siriaqui
  • Anchallani
  • Queroma
  • Sanucachi
  • Thumi
  • Ticoma
  • Totora
  • Cochini
  • Estancia Anchallani
  • Porvenir
  • Cotaña
  • Ancocora
  • Choquesa
  • Matara
  • Oquepampa
  • Chirimaya
  • Villa San Juan
  • Tamasa
  • Khala Khala
  • Bella Granada
  • Alto Porvenir
  • Ancharata
  • Uyupampa
  • Rincon Uyupampa
  • Rancho Grande
  • Chapi Chapini
  • Peña Taucarasi
  • Llapa Llapani
  • Taucarasi
  • Carayapu
  • Altosuyo
  • Mojon
  • Villa Florida
  • Colliri
  • Okollani
  • Cupi
  • Poroma
  • Capinota
  • Ajata
  • Condado
  • Huancane
  • Chuquipampa
  • Villa Huancane
Group People %
Aymara 7,490 70.0%
Campesino 834 7.8%
Originario 311 2.9%
Indígena 126 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,490 || 70.0%
|-
| Campesino || 834 || 7.8%
|-
| Originario || 311 || 2.9%
|-
| Indígena || 126 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 9,034 84.4% 8,559 76.8%
Aymara 7,592 70.9% 8,172 73.4%
Quechua 166 1.6% 232 2.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,034 || 84.4% || 8,559 || 76.8%
|-
| Aymara || 7,592 || 70.9% || 8,172 || 73.4%
|-
| Quechua || 166 || 1.6% || 232 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,144 || 9,004 || 11,139
|| 10,703
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.2 |m15=3.3 |m20=3.5 |m25=4 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.8 |m55=3 |m60=2.9 |m65=2.3 |m70=2 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.2 |f10=3.9 |f15=3 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=3 |f45=2.9 |f50=3.1 |f55=2.7 |f60=2.5 |f65=2.4 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.5
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Sapahaqui — La Paz [020902]

'''Sapahaqui Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Loayza Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Loayza Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Sapahaqui is Gustavo Condori Laimicusi, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Sapahaqui has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Neil Roger Llave Condori ASP
1 Alternate TBD ASP
2 Member Mónica Lourdez Flores Cruz NGP
2 Alternate TBD NGP
3 Member Beatriz Tola Aduviri UPC
3 Alternate TBD UPC
4 Member Juan Martín Martínez Chuquimia APB-SÚMATE
4 Alternate Mayra Luisa Mamani Tapia APB-SÚMATE
5 Member Sandro Vichini Mamani LIBRE
5 Alternate Teresa Choque Choque LIBRE
6 Member Wilson Callisaya Franco ASLP
6 Alternate Pamela Daniela Ticona Villca ASLP
7 Member TBD A-UPP
7 Alternate Rimberto Marca Alanoca A-UPP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Neil Roger Llave Condori || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mónica Lourdez Flores Cruz || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Beatriz Tola Aduviri || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juan Martín Martínez Chuquimia || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Mayra Luisa Mamani Tapia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sandro Vichini Mamani || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Teresa Choque Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Wilson Callisaya Franco || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Pamela Daniela Ticona Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rimberto Marca Alanoca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Agua Llamaya
  • Angostura
  • Orcoma
  • Chocata
  • Achumani
  • Bella Vista
  • Chillcani
  • Cuiviri
  • Jaroma
  • Milluraya
  • Chivisivi
  • Chivisivi Baja
  • Sacasaca
  • Huancollo
  • Huayca
  • Pichaca
  • Sapahaqui
  • Tacobamba
  • Kaata
  • Titichapi
  • Urupaya
  • Huacullamaya
  • Caluyo
  • Chicoma
  • Laca Laca
  • Milli Milli
  • Parani
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Esmeralda
  • Huayllani
  • Jachapampa
  • Marcoma
  • Pampani
  • Santiago
  • Selva
  • Sirkata
  • Tarquimaya
  • Tharu
  • Tihuanacu
  • Turuni
  • Vilacota
  • Quequesani
  • Parani Alta
  • Huancuri
  • Jarandilla
  • Millwacho
  • Chinoma Huañaquita
  • Chicamarca
  • Misavi
  • Challa
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Aram Pampa
  • Nueva Esperanza Urmiri
  • Agua Allamaya Lachihuana
  • Calluta
  • Cusnavi Karaque
  • Huasacaya
  • Tonko Yapu
  • Santiago Alta
  • Machacamarka
  • Chiarake
  • Glorieta
  • Huarimarca
  • Caracato
  • Castilluma
  • Wañuma
  • Cala Chapi
  • Isquillani
  • Candial
  • Chihuacato
  • Jallallica
  • Lajoya
  • Huancane
  • Malavi
  • Ocohiri
  • Poconi
  • Poopo
  • Sinto
  • Sixilla Alta
  • Sixilla Baja
  • Amullajta
  • Macamaca
  • Machacabu
  • Sullcavi
  • Pocuma
  • Alto Sallani
  • Sallani
  • Maca
  • Lacaya
  • Mantillani
  • Tara Tarani
  • Isquircani
  • Ventilla Sinto Alto
  • Huarahuarina
  • Collpuma
  • Cebollar
  • Quiricani
  • Ayru Irama
  • Huayhuasi
  • San Pablo
  • Cujuma
  • Castilluma Sapini
  • Khola Alta
  • Khola Baja
  • Huichupampa
  • Bajo Mantillani
  • Chucavi
  • Huichuraya
  • Jau Jau
  • Jau Jau Milluni
  • Jucumaridi
  • Suqui
  • Molinopata
  • Hinchupalla
  • Ayahuayco
  • Cacha
  • Mollini
  • Corhua
  • Muruhuta
  • Ayna
  • Tacora
  • Collpuma Alta
Group People %
Aymara 12,157 73.7%
Campesino 1,343 8.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 12,157 || 73.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,343 || 8.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 13,981 84.7% 9,370 75.1%
Aymara 11,789 71.5% 9,393 75.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,981 || 84.7% || 9,370 || 75.1%
|-
| Aymara || 11,789 || 71.5% || 9,393 || 75.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,318 || 11,790 || 12,484
|| 16,497
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.4 |m15=3.5 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.1 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.4 |f65=2 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Yaco — La Paz [020903]

'''Yaco Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Loayza Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Yaco is Roberto Adolfo Lobo Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Yaco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member TBD M.P.S.
1 Alternate Luciano Canagua Narvaez M.P.S.
2 Member Fabiana Villca Mamani PDC
2 Alternate Hugo Borras López PDC
3 Member Catalina Huanca Chura UPC
3 Alternate Alex Siles Beltrán UPC
4 Member Marina Flores Cuti IH
4 Alternate Telésforo Borras Chambi IH
5 Member Miriam Lobo Quispe A-UPP
5 Alternate TBD A-UPP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Luciano Canagua Narvaez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Fabiana Villca Mamani || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Hugo Borras López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Catalina Huanca Chura || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Siles Beltrán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marina Flores Cuti || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Telésforo Borras Chambi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Miriam Lobo Quispe || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 35 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Huanacamaya
  • Yaco
  • Micaya
  • Mecaña
  • Ingenio
  • Llanuma
  • Jankoñiri
  • Collana
  • Vito
  • Cusuma
  • Caxata
  • Chuaña
  • Huntuta
  • Challoma Chico
  • Challoma Grande
  • Cotaña
  • Aroma
  • Chucamarca
  • Putuni
  • Bambarillo
  • Punahata
  • Conchamarca
  • Llipi Llipi
  • Umalaco
  • Ampicolque
  • Capellania
  • Chiaraque
  • Hornuni
  • Iquilluyo
  • Iracachi
  • Laurani
  • Pampajasi
  • Villa Puchuni
  • Patlloma
  • Tablachaca
  • Huaylloma
  • Khala Tranca
  • Totor Pampa
Group People %
Aymara 8,245 67.1%
Campesino 803 6.5%
Originario 427 3.5%
Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC 389 3.2%
Indígena 162 1.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 8,245 || 67.1%
|-
| Campesino || 803 || 6.5%
|-
| Originario || 427 || 3.5%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 389 || 3.2%
|-
| Indígena || 162 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 10,089 82.1% 5,520 75.5%
Aymara 9,010 73.3% 5,523 75.5%
Quechua 193 1.6% 133 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,089 || 82.1% || 5,520 || 75.5%
|-
| Aymara || 9,010 || 73.3% || 5,523 || 75.5%
|-
| Quechua || 193 || 1.6% || 133 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,420 || 7,866 || 7,315
|| 12,296
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.8 |m20=5 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.7 |f20=4.3 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=2 |f60=2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Malla — La Paz [020904]

'''Malla Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Loayza Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Malla is Wilson Pérez Ochoa, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Malla has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Juan Flores Gonzáles UPC
1 Alternate Rosmery Choque Santos UPC
2 Member Manfredo Eloy Ruíz Villca VIDA
2 Alternate Lidia Ruíz Villca VIDA
3 Member Mauricio Quispe Mamani ASLP
3 Alternate Teodora Mamani Ruíz ASLP
4 Member Magui Ximena Santos Choque ASLP
4 Alternate Hilarion Peñaloza Mamani ASLP
5 Member Teodoro Alberto Ruíz Benavidez ASLP
5 Alternate TBD ASLP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan Flores Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosmery Choque Santos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Manfredo Eloy Ruíz Villca || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Ruíz Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mauricio Quispe Mamani || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Teodora Mamani Ruíz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Magui Ximena Santos Choque || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Hilarion Peñaloza Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Teodoro Alberto Ruíz Benavidez || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Atoroma
  • Capinota
  • Condoriri
  • Malla
  • Calluchani
  • Asiriri
  • Ñiquela
  • Quinturani
  • Kala Huancani
  • Larancota
  • Jachuma
  • Jachapampa
  • Rodeo
  • Ullacopa
  • Chojñacota
  • Mina Monte Blanco
  • Bella Vista
  • Soracachi
  • Coque
  • Janko Jake
Group People %
Aymara 4,129 77.9%
Campesino 194 3.7%
Unspecified Indigenous 59 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,129 || 77.9%
|-
| Campesino || 194 || 3.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 59 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 4,139 78.1% 3,851 74.3%
Aymara 3,334 62.9% 3,645 70.4%
Quechua 64 1.2% 95 1.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,139 || 78.1% || 3,851 || 74.3%
|-
| Aymara || 3,334 || 62.9% || 3,645 || 70.4%
|-
| Quechua || 64 || 1.2% || 95 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,274 || 3,733 || 5,180
|| 5,297
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.3 |m20=5.8 |m25=5.5 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.6 |m50=2 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.5 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.1 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.9 |f25=4.9 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.1 |f65=1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Cairoma — La Paz [020905]

'''Cairoma Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Loayza Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Cairoma is Sabino Patzi Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Cairoma has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Rodolfo Valdez Rivera MTS
1 Alternate TBD MTS
2 Member Waldo Calanchi Huarachi JALLALLA LP
2 Alternate Cristina Choque Valero JALLALLA LP
3 Member Margarita Ruíz Mamani JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate TBD JALLALLA LP
4 Member Rodrigo Mallea Mamani PDC
4 Alternate TBD PDC
5 Member Eliana Dayana Calle Jamachi IH
5 Alternate TBD IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rodolfo Valdez Rivera || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Waldo Calanchi Huarachi || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Choque Valero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Margarita Ruíz Mamani || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rodrigo Mallea Mamani || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Eliana Dayana Calle Jamachi || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cairoma
  • Bajaderia
  • Collana
  • Humaruta Alta
  • Humaruta Baja
  • Murmuntani
  • Pararani
  • Uchambaya
  • Wilapampa
  • Kenko
  • Saya
  • Pucara Millavi
  • Loma Grande
  • Agua Salud
  • Castilloma
  • Corocuta
  • Keraya
  • Khara
  • Machacamarca
  • Quebrada
  • Sacani
  • Sanumarca
  • Sico
  • Sora Sora
  • Yunga Yunga
  • Machacamarca Alta
  • Villa Pucarani
  • Amaru
  • Cusiraya
  • Huichuraya
  • Tuncu Churu
  • Kotaña
  • Cebada Pata
  • Collpani
  • Huerta Grande
  • La Lloja
  • Pacuchani Chinchico
  • Tacopampa
  • Tirco
  • Torre Pampa
  • Tucurpaya
  • Viloco
  • Ahijadera
  • Sumiraya
  • Teneria
  • Toldojani Chilcuyo
  • Asiento Araca
  • Cotapampa
  • Machacamarca Baja
  • Tienda Pata
Group People %
Aymara 8,883 65.3%
Campesino 1,106 8.1%
Indígena 213 1.6%
Unspecified Indigenous 154 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 8,883 || 65.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,106 || 8.1%
|-
| Indígena || 213 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 154 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 11,411 83.9% 8,394 73.9%
Aymara 8,385 61.7% 7,346 64.7%
Quechua 194 1.4% 185 1.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,411 || 83.9% || 8,394 || 73.9%
|-
| Aymara || 8,385 || 61.7% || 7,346 || 64.7%
|-
| Quechua || 194 || 1.4% || 185 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,653 || 11,338 || 11,355
|| 13,598
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5 |m10=5 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.5 |m30=4 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.1 |m60=2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.9 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.3 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Inquisivi — La Paz [021001]

'''Inquisivi Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Inquisivi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Inquisivi is Jhonny Condori Garnica, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Inquisivi has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Hugo Felix Calle Pacheco JALLALLA LP
1 Alternate Karem Lizeth Valdez Mejia JALLALLA LP
2 Member Maura Alanoca Eugenio UPC
2 Alternate Hilarión Mamani Estrada UPC
3 Member Lúcio Flores Mamani UPC
3 Alternate Abigail Apaza Flores UPC
4 Member Eulogio Poca Ayca IH
4 Alternate Julia Muñoz Ramos IH
5 Member TBD ASLP
5 Alternate Eliceo Bacilio Quispe Quispe ASLP
6 Member David Calle Paco ASLP
6 Alternate Alicia Choque Solis ASLP
7 Member Arminda Alcázar Cabrera ASLP
7 Alternate Alex Choque Solis ASLP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Hugo Felix Calle Pacheco || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Karem Lizeth Valdez Mejia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Maura Alanoca Eugenio || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Hilarión Mamani Estrada''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lúcio Flores Mamani || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Abigail Apaza Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eulogio Poca Ayca || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Julia Muñoz Ramos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eliceo Bacilio Quispe Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || David Calle Paco || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alicia Choque Solis''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Arminda Alcázar Cabrera || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Choque Solis''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Acutani
  • Canqui Chico
  • Canqui Grande
  • Chorocona
  • Igusani
  • Laca Laca
  • Sita
  • Taucarasi
  • Tia Canqui
  • Tupuyo
  • Vilacota
  • Yamora
  • Inquisivi
  • Alto Curachapi
  • Caychani
  • Jassa
  • Kalliri Micayani
  • Alto Micayani
  • Machacamarca Ii
  • Toquibombo
  • Cavari
  • Alacaya
  • Ancokahua
  • Cascavi
  • Chiarhuta Callapa
  • Corire
  • Chuseca
  • Copachullpa
  • Habara
  • Lupchapi
  • Pacopampa
  • Vicontaya
  • Tuyini
  • Chiarhuta Caquingora
  • Apilluma
  • Arcopongo
  • Arcopongo Segundo
  • Cala Cala
  • Cargadero
  • Chapapani
  • Chullpa Marca
  • Huaca Plaza
  • Cedro Pampa
  • Human Chorro
  • La Playa
  • Marancelani
  • Naranjani
  • Kanamarca
  • San Miguel
  • Nueva Ascencion
  • La Rinconada
  • Mulu Mulu
  • Capillchuro
  • Chaco Pampa
  • Chaupi Choro
  • El Mineral
  • Jachapampa
  • Jachacaua
  • Palmar Pampa
  • San Jacinto
  • Siquimirani
  • Marca Tigre
  • Patohoco
  • Chuquisaca I
  • Chuquisaca Ii
  • Cerro Verde
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Guaraguarani
  • Jesus Maria de Vacas
  • Balza Pampa
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Canto Choro
  • Agropecuaria Mineral
  • Huma Marca
  • Huarmi Jihuata
  • Larahuaranca
  • Palma Flor
  • Santo Domingo
  • Tacuaral
  • El Puente
  • Huallequitane
  • Unificada
  • San Francisco
  • Quiñoma
  • Coral del Monte
  • Santa Rosa
  • Juñi Marquiviri
  • Entre Rios
  • Viscachani
  • San Pedro
  • Creston
  • Flor Chaquety
  • Capiñata
  • Acohota
  • Chullpani
  • Corachapi
  • Espalluta
  • Quincusuyo
  • Upuña
  • Titipacha
  • Chiji
  • Challviri
  • Chillcani
  • Chuallani
  • Frutillani
  • Locotani
  • Machacamarca
  • Totaba
  • Ventilla
  • Yacupampa
  • Baja Minas
  • Copacabana
  • Coriminas
  • Quillimpampa
  • Escola Tunasani
  • Ojo de Agua
  • Quellhuani
  • Calajaliri
  • Chapi Marca
  • Perolani
  • Parotani
  • Siguas
  • Achicala
  • Alfar
  • Challuma
  • Chiacari
  • Palli Palli
  • Pocusco
  • Thola Loma
  • Tablo Huma
  • Totor Pampa
  • Twaychani Chico
  • Waychani Grande
  • Collpa
  • Alischoro
  • Chaquiri
  • Cosco
  • Japo
  • Munaypata
  • Pinoloma
  • Fusil Choro
  • Paquipaquini
  • Pampa Grande Villa Vista
  • Chaqueti
Group People %
Aymara 10,886 58.3%
Campesino 1,736 9.3%
Quechua 1,489 8.0%
Unspecified Indigenous 242 1.3%
Indígena 237 1.3%
Originario 233 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,886 || 58.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,736 || 9.3%
|-
| Quechua || 1,489 || 8.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 242 || 1.3%
|-
| Indígena || 237 || 1.3%
|-
| Originario || 233 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 15,295 81.9% 11,059 75.1%
Aymara 11,718 62.7% 10,134 68.9%
Quechua 3,157 16.9% 2,755 18.7% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,295 || 81.9% || 11,059 || 75.1%
|-
| Aymara || 11,718 || 62.7% || 10,134 || 68.9%
|-
| Quechua || 3,157 || 16.9% || 2,755 || 18.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 15,195 || 16,143 || 14,717
|| 18,679
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.9 |m15=4 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.7 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.5 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=4 |f25=3.4 |f30=3 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Quime — La Paz [021002]

'''Quime Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Inquisivi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Quime is Luis Gregorio Argollo Saravia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Quime has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Celia Flores Mamani ASP
1 Alternate Germán Apaza Cabezas ASP
2 Member Jhonny Edgar Quispe Argollo ASP
2 Alternate Delina Ayaviri Urquiola ASP
3 Member Eulogio Ayala Alvárez UPC
3 Alternate TBD UPC
4 Member Paulino Chungara Aguilar PATRIA-SOL
4 Alternate Olny Selaez Valdez PATRIA-SOL
5 Member Verónica Villca Gutiérrez PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Celia Flores Mamani || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Germán Apaza Cabezas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Jhonny Edgar Quispe Argollo || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Delina Ayaviri Urquiola''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eulogio Ayala Alvárez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Paulino Chungara Aguilar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Olny Selaez Valdez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Verónica Villca Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Camillaya
  • Calasaya
  • Huerta Pata
  • Hornuni
  • Liriuni Grande
  • Milluaque
  • Tuini
  • Huaycamarca
  • Molinos
  • Quime
  • Quiñoma
  • Cancho
  • Santa Rosa Bajaderia
  • Lirione Chico
  • Cochabambita
  • Irupaya
  • Jucumarini
  • Pumuta
  • Molino Pampa
  • Pongo B-2 (Civil)
  • Choquetanga
  • Choquetanga Chico
  • Centro Huara
  • Villa San Juan
  • Mina la Argentina
  • Colombiri
  • Pacuni
  • Ally Aguas Calientes
  • Marquiviri
  • Huaña Cota
  • Poldy
  • Titiamaya
  • Sopocari
  • Ramada
  • Vicullpaya
  • Titihuichinca
  • Isicuni
  • Chojñacota
  • Pongo B-2
Group People %
Aymara 6,135 56.4%
Campesino 379 3.5%
Quechua 226 2.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,135 || 56.4%
|-
| Campesino || 379 || 3.5%
|-
| Quechua || 226 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 9,351 85.9% 6,588 79.7%
Aymara 5,233 48.1% 4,794 58.0%
Quechua 460 4.2% 395 4.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,351 || 85.9% || 6,588 || 79.7%
|-
| Aymara || 5,233 || 48.1% || 4,794 || 58.0%
|-
| Quechua || 460 || 4.2% || 395 || 4.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,395 || 7,338 || 8,266
|| 10,887
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.3 |m15=3.7 |m20=4.4 |m25=5.4 |m30=5.1 |m35=5.1 |m40=4 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.9 |f5=4.2 |f10=3.9 |f15=2.9 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.3 |f35=3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.1 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Cajuata — La Paz [021003]

'''Cajuata Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Inquisivi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Cajuata is José Ángel Peréz Cardenas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Cajuata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2] One of those seats is an Indigenous seat assigned by the Afroboliviano according to its own norms and procedures.

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Juvenal Flores Serrano VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Jhenny Tola Mamani VENCEREMOS
2 Member Luz Marioly Colque Picabia VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Ivan Keimar Vera Arana VENCEREMOS
3 Member Noel Guarachi Villa VENCEREMOS
3 Alternate Lesly Gabriela Guerra Arce VENCEREMOS
4 Member Eddy Flores López PDC
4 Alternate TBD PDC
5 Member Yolanda Alvárez Maldonado PDC
5 Alternate Claudio Flores Flores PDC
6 Member Herminia Elia Machaca Huaylla PATRIA-SOL
6 Alternate Tito Veizaga Cossio PATRIA-SOL
7 Member TBD
7 Alternate TBD 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juvenal Flores Serrano || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhenny Tola Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Luz Marioly Colque Picabia || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ivan Keimar Vera Arana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Noel Guarachi Villa || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lesly Gabriela Guerra Arce''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eddy Flores López || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Yolanda Alvárez Maldonado || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudio Flores Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Herminia Elia Machaca Huaylla || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Tito Veizaga Cossio''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | Afroboliviano
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Cajuata
  • Chillaya
  • Apacheta
  • Puente Alegre
  • Sujura
  • Turculi
  • Ullomani
  • Viscachala
  • Suticollo
  • Cañamina
  • Agua Rica
  • Loma Linda
  • Coricamaña
  • Ex Hacienda Polea
  • Villa San Jose
  • Agua Clara
  • Siquimirani
  • Centro Huara
  • Concepcion
  • Aguilani
  • Espiga Pampa
  • Moxacoca
  • Parpata
  • Suri
  • Chajna
  • Tojra
  • Alfagiani
  • Cuñurani
  • Circuata
  • Limonbado
  • Lujmani
  • Playa Verde
  • Miguillas
  • Villa Angelica
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Villa Khora
  • Polea
  • Queñuani
  • Palillada
  • San Jose
  • Villa Belen
  • Keaconi
  • Huaritolo
  • Rica Rica
  • Cheka
  • Sojetaca
  • Poqueleuque
Group People %
Aymara 3,375 21.7%
Campesino 1,751 11.2%
Quechua 1,571 10.1%
Afroboliviano 549 3.5%
Indígena 184 1.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,375 || 21.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,751 || 11.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,571 || 10.1%
|-
| Afroboliviano || 549 || 3.5%
|-
| Indígena || 184 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 13,124 84.3% 7,823 74.8%
Aymara 3,409 21.9% 3,415 32.7%
Quechua 2,577 16.6% 2,051 19.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,124 || 84.3% || 7,823 || 74.8%
|-
| Aymara || 3,409 || 21.9% || 3,415 || 32.7%
|-
| Quechua || 2,577 || 16.6% || 2,051 || 19.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,681 || 7,757 || 10,458
|| 15,565
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.9 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.6 |f5=5 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.2 |f40=3 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Colquiri — La Paz [021004]

'''Colquiri Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Inquisivi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Inquisivi Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Colquiri is Víctor Hugo Carvajal Mendoza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Colquiri has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Abraham Mamani Chino VENCEREMOS
1 Alternate Lucinda Murillo Mamani VENCEREMOS
2 Member Griselda Quispe Mamani MTS
2 Alternate Fernando Paucara Zoza MTS
3 Member Yvan Reynaldo Condori Pinto MTS
3 Alternate Manuela Alegre Cruz MTS
4 Member María Padilla Mamani M.P.S.
4 Alternate Marcial Poma Gonzáles M.P.S.
5 Member Eva Mamani Quispe FRI
5 Alternate Zenon Flores Huanca FRI
6 Member Osvaldo Quispe Colque UPC
6 Alternate Flora Cabrera Alejo UPC
7 Member Natividad Santos Vera A-UPP
7 Alternate Jhony Quispe Argollo A-UPP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Abraham Mamani Chino || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucinda Murillo Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Griselda Quispe Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Paucara Zoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Yvan Reynaldo Condori Pinto || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Manuela Alegre Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Padilla Mamani || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcial Poma Gonzáles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Eva Mamani Quispe || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Zenon Flores Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Osvaldo Quispe Colque || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Cabrera Alejo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Natividad Santos Vera || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhony Quispe Argollo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 36 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Campamento Colquiri
  • Calalunta
  • Jampaturi
  • Mamuta
  • Pampajasi
  • Pueblo Civil Colquiri
  • Collpacota
  • Coacoani
  • Silluta
  • Caluyo
  • Achoco
  • Alto Cañaviri
  • Ancocalani
  • Chillijta
  • Chullunquiani
  • Isara
  • Maca
  • Payacochi
  • Puytucuni
  • Quelcata
  • Sallalli
  • Yanaruta
  • Chaco Lahuani
  • Chaco Villque
  • Challani
  • Chapi Chapini
  • Coriri
  • Cuyuma
  • Huaricalluni
  • Pacumiri
  • Parani
  • Queata
  • Tazapaya
  • Tultuani
  • Cañuma
  • Culta Grande
  • Llanquera
  • Kacallinca
  • Tranca
  • Amata Totoral
  • Bella Vista
  • Juruma
  • Llojchini
  • Osiquera
  • Polloquiri
  • Sihuincani
  • Soopo
  • Takachi Marcavi
  • Umajalsu
  • Ajamarca
  • Achumani
  • Caquena
  • Challamarca
  • Chaquiri
  • Cullipaya
  • Curancurani
  • Janchallani
  • San Juan
  • Untavi
  • Yoruchuco
  • Najoni
  • Huay Huasi
  • Choro Queroma
  • Jirupa Cala Cala
  • Chacoma Ancoma
  • Choro Ivira
  • Lanza Mohoza
  • Calamarca
  • Pipini
  • Sicuya
  • Tanga Chapi
  • Uyuni
  • Cataripujio
  • Huayllamarca
  • Caquisani
  • Chambiri
  • Collphoco
  • Viscachani
  • Laca Lacani
  • Thola Pampa
  • Untutuma Viscachani Guanaco
  • Chuño Chuyuni
  • Cotuhuma
  • Villa Ancocota
  • Aranjuez
  • Caluhuta
  • Cancha
  • Huaraca
  • Marquirivi
  • Ococoni
  • Pauca
  • Sacapaya
  • Utavi
  • Uyuni
  • Chualla
  • Poquera
Group People %
Aymara 13,282 56.5%
Campesino 1,858 7.9%
Quechua 504 2.1%
Indígena 355 1.5%
Unspecified Indigenous 353 1.5%
Originario 346 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 13,282 || 56.5%
|-
| Campesino || 1,858 || 7.9%
|-
| Quechua || 504 || 2.1%
|-
| Indígena || 355 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 353 || 1.5%
|-
| Originario || 346 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 18,844 80.2% 14,228 72.5%
Aymara 13,707 58.3% 12,554 64.0%
Quechua 2,158 9.2% 2,318 11.8% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 18,844 || 80.2% || 14,228 || 72.5%
|-
| Aymara || 13,707 || 58.3% || 12,554 || 64.0%
|-
| Quechua || 2,158 || 9.2% || 2,318 || 11.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,052 || 18,351 || 19,620
|| 23,505
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.4 |m15=4 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4 |f5=5.2 |f10=5 |f15=4.1 |f20=4 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.3 |f35=3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Ichoca — La Paz [021005]

'''Ichoca Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Inquisivi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Ichoca is Juan Carlos Manuel Aquino, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Ichoca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Rosmery Quisberth Mamani PDC
1 Alternate TBD PDC
2 Member Edwin Vera Mamani PDC
2 Alternate TBD PDC
3 Member Cecilio Huarcaya Benavidez PDC
3 Alternate TBD PDC
4 Member Natalio Ergueta Apaza IH
4 Alternate Dora Cruz Vera IH
5 Member Fidel Huanca Alcón PATRIA-SOL
5 Alternate TBD PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rosmery Quisberth Mamani || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Edwin Vera Mamani || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Cecilio Huarcaya Benavidez || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Natalio Ergueta Apaza || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Dora Cruz Vera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fidel Huanca Alcón || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Collpa
  • Huarahuarani
  • Llancancachi
  • Matha
  • Queñuani
  • Ichoca
  • Lico Bamba
  • Pampoco
  • Saca Saca
  • Sayaquira
  • Chaye
  • Huañacuru
  • Huertamayo
  • Totora
  • Rosa Belen
  • Panpoco Urahuasi
  • Lico Grande
  • Phusa
  • Challa Villque
  • Franz Tamayo
  • General Camacho
  • Paytucani
  • Pampahuta
  • Putu Putuni
  • Phusiri
  • Sirarani
  • Antahuara
  • Iripi
  • Uyuni
  • Yahuaroco
  • Challa
  • German Busch
  • Lujura
  • Suripi
  • Añahuayani
  • Huyu Huyuni
  • Jupiri
  • Alto Sirarani
  • Chacuri
  • Villa San Antonio Sirarani
  • Colquiri
  • Tika
  • Luruhuta
  • Yunguyo
Group People %
Aymara 7,585 79.4%
Campesino 254 2.7%
Unspecified Indigenous 145 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,585 || 79.4%
|-
| Campesino || 254 || 2.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 145 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 7,984 83.6% 6,106 77.2%
Aymara 6,743 70.6% 5,797 73.3%
Quechua 176 1.8% 192 2.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,984 || 83.6% || 6,106 || 77.2%
|-
| Aymara || 6,743 || 70.6% || 5,797 || 73.3%
|-
| Quechua || 176 || 1.8% || 192 || 2.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,685 || 6,839 || 7,913
|| 9,552
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=4.7 |m10=5.6 |m15=5 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.1 |m45=3 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.3 |f25=3.8 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Licoma Pampa — La Paz [021006]

'''Licoma Pampa Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Inquisivi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Licoma Pampa is Lider Chambi Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Licoma Pampa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Lucio Jorge Cachi Calsinas JALLALLA LP
1 Alternate Janeth Quispe López JALLALLA LP
2 Member Adelio Villca Sullcani M.P.S.
2 Alternate TBD M.P.S.
3 Member José Ángel Pardo Escobar UPC
3 Alternate Santusa Persona Castillo UPC
4 Member Juan Orlando Gutiérrez Ulloa IH
4 Alternate Leidy Mariel Aro Cossio IH
5 Member Bilma Villca Lima IH
5 Alternate Julio Domingo Crespo IH 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Lucio Jorge Cachi Calsinas || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Janeth Quispe López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Adelio Villca Sullcani || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Ángel Pardo Escobar || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Santusa Persona Castillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juan Orlando Gutiérrez Ulloa || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Leidy Mariel Aro Cossio''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Bilma Villca Lima || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Domingo Crespo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Kahara
  • Tirco
  • Culuyo
  • Licoma
  • Palomani
  • Pencaloma
  • Chimo
  • Milla Milla
  • Bella Vista
  • Caraguata
  • Toriri
  • Santa Rosa
  • La Union
  • Charapaxi
  • Pulchiri
  • Lacayotini
  • Uchuquillani
  • Cocasuyo
  • Loma Abra
Group People %
Aymara 2,886 36.6%
Campesino 302 3.8%
Quechua 119 1.5% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,886 || 36.6%
|-
| Campesino || 302 || 3.8%
|-
| Quechua || 119 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,574 83.5% 4,558 83.1%
Aymara 2,176 27.6% 2,498 45.5%
Quechua 319 4.0% 334 6.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,574 || 83.5% || 4,558 || 83.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,176 || 27.6% || 2,498 || 45.5%
|-
| Quechua || 319 || 4.0% || 334 || 6.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,337 || 2,739 || 5,488
|| 7,877
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.3 |m5=5.4 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.2 |m35=4 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.1 |m50=1.6 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.3 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=5.6 |f5=5.2 |f10=4.1 |f15=4 |f20=4.8 |f25=5 |f30=4.8 |f35=3.6 |f40=2.9 |f45=2 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.3 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Chulumani — La Paz [021101]

'''Chulumani Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sud Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Chulumani is Hernán Justo Zenteno, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Chulumani has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Lorenza Mamani Condori UN
1 Alternate TBD UN
2 Member Federico Osvaldo Aliaga Yana UN
2 Alternate TBD UN
3 Member Lenar Ruffo Méndez JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate María Veizaga Gómez JALLALLA LP
4 Member Cleto Herminio Salcedo Chuquimia UPC
4 Alternate Silveria Hilaria Gutiérrez Poma UPC
5 Member Eduarda Cusicanqui Gemio IH
5 Alternate Paulino Monrroy Otoya IH
6 Member Diego Renán Miranda Aliaga ASLP
6 Alternate Romina Estela Avendaño Quisbert ASLP
7 Member Francisca Gutiérrez Chambi PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate Romelio Miguel Portugal Osco PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Lorenza Mamani Condori || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Federico Osvaldo Aliaga Yana || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lenar Ruffo Méndez || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Veizaga Gómez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Cleto Herminio Salcedo Chuquimia || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Silveria Hilaria Gutiérrez Poma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Eduarda Cusicanqui Gemio || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Paulino Monrroy Otoya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Diego Renán Miranda Aliaga || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Romina Estela Avendaño Quisbert''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Francisca Gutiérrez Chambi || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Romelio Miguel Portugal Osco''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Chuchumpaya
  • Chulumani
  • Apa Apa
  • Cuñurani
  • Lecasi
  • Machacamarca
  • Mitma
  • Parroscato
  • San Martin
  • Sipsi
  • Villamontes
  • Vertiente
  • Bella Vista
  • Chimasi
  • Colopampa Chico
  • Villa Remedios
  • Tajma
  • Condor Mayu
  • Suniquilla Unificada
  • Paraiso Unificado
  • Paraiso
  • San Francisco
  • Maticusini Narrozal
  • Alto Chorrillo
  • Pasto Pata
  • Tolopata
  • Chirca
  • Huancapampa
  • Jarapata
  • Pata Loa
  • Quilasi
  • Sañuni
  • Yarija
  • Santiago
  • Rinconada Unificada
  • Checaparte
  • Cienegani
  • Cocayapu
  • Lilata
  • Queaconi Rancho
  • Siquilini
  • Villa Belen
  • Ocobaya
  • Tiquimpaya
  • Yarahuani
  • Yarija Turcata
  • Colopampa
  • Colpar
  • Huancane
  • Las Lomas
  • Huayrapata - Huncane
  • Huayrapata - Chirca
  • Naranjani
  • Palma Pampa
  • Poxi
  • Rio Blanco
  • San Antonio
  • San Isidro
  • Sanani
  • Tulduchi
  • Machacamarca Huardapata
  • Aripata Yumala
  • Villa Mendoza
  • San Martin de Porres
  • Tongobaya
  • Chimpa
  • Montequilla
  • Cutusuma
  • San Pedro de Karakarani
Group People %
Aymara 6,666 36.4%
Campesino 2,226 12.2%
Afroboliviano 1,253 6.8%
Indígena 306 1.7%
Quechua 265 1.4% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,666 || 36.4%
|-
| Campesino || 2,226 || 12.2%
|-
| Afroboliviano || 1,253 || 6.8%
|-
| Indígena || 306 || 1.7%
|-
| Quechua || 265 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 16,281 89.0% 14,260 80.0%
Aymara 5,061 27.7% 6,736 37.8%
Quechua 490 2.7% 569 3.2% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 16,281 || 89.0% || 14,260 || 80.0%
|-
| Aymara || 5,061 || 27.7% || 6,736 || 37.8%
|-
| Quechua || 490 || 2.7% || 569 || 3.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,101 || 13,204 || 17,823
|| 18,303
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.1 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.7 |f25=4 |f30=4.3 |f35=4 |f40=3.5 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.4 |f60=2 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Irupana — La Paz [021102]

'''Irupana Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sud Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Irupana is David Aro Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Irupana has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Risela Apaza Mita ASP
1 Alternate TBD ASP
2 Member Hilarion Apaza Mamani ASP
2 Alternate TBD ASP
3 Member Felix Ortiz Tancara UPC
3 Alternate Yesika Pilar Ramos Aro UPC
4 Member Juana Capajaña Surco UPC
4 Alternate Fernando Flores Flores UPC
5 Member Alejandra Condori Pari IH
5 Alternate Adan Brayan Luque IH
6 Member Wilma Lipa Villalba VIDA
6 Alternate TBD VIDA
7 Member Ursula Herrera Quispe PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate Ruber Leonel Reguerin Apaza PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Risela Apaza Mita || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Hilarion Apaza Mamani || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Felix Ortiz Tancara || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Yesika Pilar Ramos Aro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juana Capajaña Surco || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Flores Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Alejandra Condori Pari || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Adan Brayan Luque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Wilma Lipa Villalba || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Ursula Herrera Quispe || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruber Leonel Reguerin Apaza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Irupana
  • Pahuata
  • Chica Choropata
  • Colipampa
  • Machacamarca
  • Sascuya
  • Puri
  • Barbecho
  • Rio Nogalani
  • Huayrapata
  • Uyuca
  • Tableria Baja
  • Pola
  • Porotoco
  • San Jorge
  • Iquirongo
  • La Plazuela
  • Lavi Chico y Cerro Pata
  • Rio la Banda
  • Chica Durasnuni
  • Thia Huayrapata
  • Lavi Grande
  • Vila Vila
  • Yuni Chico
  • Yuni Grande
  • Cuchu Huayrapata
  • Charvina Grande
  • Chacahuaya
  • Siquijara
  • Valle Andina
  • Pucara
  • San Jose de Killi Killi
  • Rosariuni
  • Capani Rosariuni
  • Yanatha
  • Pasto Grande de Santa Barbara
  • Avanzada
  • Cieneguillas
  • Chiltuhaya
  • Chuñavi
  • Chirucachi
  • Totoral
  • Yayhuati
  • Lambate
  • Santa Rosa
  • Iquico
  • Bolsa Negra
  • Tres Rios
  • Totora Pampa
  • Quirocoma
  • Saukela
  • Cañuhuma
  • Molino
  • Apinguela
  • Bajo Ocobaya
  • Thaco
  • Colomaca
  • Silala
  • Tableria Alta
  • Yabalo
  • Yalica
  • Chaupi
  • San Juan Mayo
  • Laza
  • Leuca
  • Casali
  • Isquircani
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • San Jose
  • Kakani
  • Quilambaya
  • Santiago de Taca
  • Taca
  • Pasana Manzanini
  • Curihuati
  • Pariguaya
  • Sacapani
  • Santa Ana (Central Curihuati)
  • Santa Ana (Central Agraria Campesina Santa Ana)
  • Chicaloma
  • Colpamaya
  • Villa Trinidad
  • Huariscallo
  • Maticuni
  • San Francisco
  • Tambillo Tocoroni Grande
  • Bajo Tocoroni
  • Calvario
  • Huayruru
  • Chuila
  • Yoloza
  • Uquina
  • Imanacu
  • Churumata
  • La Joya
  • Imicasi
  • Alto Villa San Antonio
  • Lejna
  • Union Huiri
  • Huiri Esmeralda
  • Llojeta
  • Victorio Lanza
  • Alto Lejna
  • Huiri Nogalina
  • Villa Belen
  • Huiri Lanza
  • Tejada Sorzano
  • Villa Chulubamba
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Terciana
  • Union 19 de Marzo
  • Huiri Unificada
  • San Antonio Chico
  • 1 de Mayo
Group People %
Aymara 10,165 43.7%
Campesino 2,953 12.7%
Afroboliviano 1,060 4.6%
Indígena 510 2.2%
Quechua 480 2.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,165 || 43.7%
|-
| Campesino || 2,953 || 12.7%
|-
| Afroboliviano || 1,060 || 4.6%
|-
| Indígena || 510 || 2.2%
|-
| Quechua || 480 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 20,446 87.8% 13,701 79.3%
Aymara 8,657 37.2% 7,897 45.7%
Quechua 851 3.7% 669 3.9% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 20,446 || 87.8% || 13,701 || 79.3%
|-
| Aymara || 8,657 || 37.2% || 7,897 || 45.7%
|-
| Quechua || 851 || 3.7% || 669 || 3.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,929 || 11,383 || 17,276
|| 23,279
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=5 |m10=4.6 |m15=4 |m20=5.3 |m25=5.5 |m30=5.2 |m35=4.4 |m40=3.7 |m45=3 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=2 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.7 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=3 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Yanacachi — La Paz [021103]

'''Yanacachi Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Sud Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Yanacachi is Juan Wilfredo Cossio Zapana, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Yanacachi has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Nelzon Salazar Mamani ASP
1 Alternate Gladys Gironda Paco ASP
2 Member Gregoria Chuca Yujra ASP
2 Alternate Antonio Limachi Quispe ASP
3 Member Wilmer Quispe Sillo ASP
3 Alternate Elvira Ordoñez Ochoa ASP
4 Member Elizabet Quispe Aguilar MTS
4 Alternate Segundino Quispe Paredes MTS
5 Member Primitivo Quispe Rotales MTS
5 Alternate TBD MTS 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nelzon Salazar Mamani || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gladys Gironda Paco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gregoria Chuca Yujra || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Antonio Limachi Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Wilmer Quispe Sillo || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elvira Ordoñez Ochoa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elizabet Quispe Aguilar || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Segundino Quispe Paredes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Primitivo Quispe Rotales || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Campamento Minero la Chojlla
  • Chaguara
  • Chojlla
  • Chaco
  • Iquicolo
  • La Florida
  • Pichu
  • Sacahuaya
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • Yervani
  • Takesi
  • Totora Pata
  • Yanacachi
  • Sirupaya
  • Kakapi
  • Suiqui Milamilani
  • Tres Marias
  • Velo de la Novia
  • Chacala
  • Chillata
  • Imamblaya
  • Motoncoro
  • Ilumaya
  • Machacamarca
  • Puente Villa
  • Ticuniri
  • Villa Aspiazu
  • Chucura
  • Huairapata
  • Chocana
  • Piguaya
  • Mocori
  • Quisno
  • Chacarilla
  • Santa Ana
Group People %
Aymara 3,154 41.4%
Campesino 906 11.9%
Quechua 85 1.1% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,154 || 41.4%
|-
| Campesino || 906 || 11.9%
|-
| Quechua || 85 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 6,897 90.6% 5,317 82.8%
Aymara 2,475 32.5% 2,718 42.3%
Quechua 179 2.4% 192 3.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,897 || 90.6% || 5,317 || 82.8%
|-
| Aymara || 2,475 || 32.5% || 2,718 || 42.3%
|-
| Quechua || 179 || 2.4% || 192 || 3.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,059 || 4,250 || 6,420
|| 7,615
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=3.9 |m10=4.4 |m15=3.5 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.8 |m45=3.2 |m50=3.2 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.2 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.5 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Palos Blancos — La Paz [021104]

'''Palos Blancos Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Sud Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.

The Mayor of Palos Blancos is Jesús Chucamani Aguilar, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Palos Blancos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Edgar Mamani Choque ASP
1 Alternate Ninfa Humana Huacatiti ASP
2 Member Natalio Catacora Gomez VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Cristina Quispe Yanique VENCEREMOS
3 Member Gabriel Mateo Huanca Real JALLALLA LP
3 Alternate Mariela Fabiola Seña Divico JALLALLA LP
4 Member Jhony Choque Marca IH
4 Alternate Maribel Mamani Segales IH
5 Member Lizeth Aruquipa Pinto IH
5 Alternate TBD IH
6 Member Tonny Fernandez Zuñiga A-UPP
6 Alternate Marianela Diaz Mora A-UPP
7 Member Eber Adan Misange Muchia PATRIA-SOL
7 Alternate Sasha Araceli Vasquéz Rivero PATRIA-SOL 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edgar Mamani Choque || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ninfa Humana Huacatiti''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Natalio Catacora Gomez || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Quispe Yanique''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Gabriel Mateo Huanca Real || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariela Fabiola Seña Divico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jhony Choque Marca || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Mamani Segales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lizeth Aruquipa Pinto || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Tonny Fernandez Zuñiga || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marianela Diaz Mora''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Eber Adan Misange Muchia || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Sasha Araceli Vasquéz Rivero''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 37 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Union Gandera
  • San Ignacio de Boqueron
  • 25 de Septiembre
  • 9 de Abril
  • Alto Remolino
  • Batallas
  • Bolognia
  • Brecha J
  • Bustillos
  • Caracoles
  • Charcas 2da Faja
  • Inicua Alto
  • Collasuyo
  • El Sillar
  • Entre Rios
  • Illimani
  • Israel
  • Japon
  • Las Peñas
  • Maria Barzola
  • Mejillones
  • Nueva California
  • San Andres
  • Porvenir
  • Remolinos
  • Santa Fe
  • Siglo Xx
  • Triunfo
  • Tupiza
  • Nueva Ascencion
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Villazon
  • Cocochi
  • Simay
  • San Jose
  • San Jose B
  • Nariz de Canoa
  • Villa Carmen
  • Illampu
  • Covendo
  • Inicua
  • Agroecologico Palos Blancos
  • Palos Blancos
  • Popoy
  • Santa Rosa
  • Santa Ana de Mosetenes
  • Sapecho
  • Buena Vista
  • Apichana
  • Mochane
  • 16 de Julio
  • Los Olivos
  • Brecha H
  • Copacabana
  • San Pablo
  • San Pedro de Cogotay
  • Simayuni
  • San Pedro
  • Tucupi
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • Segunda 24 de Septiembre
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Colorado
  • 14 de Septiembre
  • Villa 24 de Septiembre
  • Puerto Carmen
  • Villa Copacabana
  • Villa Cascada
  • Antofagasta
  • Huayna Potosi
  • Paraiso
  • El Carmen
  • Junta de Vecinos el Sillar
  • San Miguel de Huachi
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Villa Coroico
  • Agro Ganadera San Roberto
  • Agroecologico los Angeles
  • Agropecuaria la Colmena
  • Agropecuaria Tunari
  • Aroma I
  • Belen
  • Chayanta Ii
  • Charcas I
  • Charcas Iii
  • Crucero
  • Flor de Mayo
  • Franz Tamayo
  • Gran Poder
  • Hermanos Pucho
  • La Rinconada
  • Lucero
  • Nuevos Horizontes 2
  • Olivos 2
  • Pauca
  • Planta Limon
  • San Francisco
  • San Jose de Collana
  • Sayari
  • Una Mirada de Fe
  • Union Vencedor
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Villa Flor
  • Dos Hermanos
  • San Luis
  • Siempre Unidos
  • Nueva Israel
  • Reserva Luz Porvenir
  • Agropecuaria Nuevo Amanecer
  • Nuevos Horizontes
  • El Porvenir
  • Villa el Triunfo
  • Patuju
  • Sinai
  • Alto Cocochi
  • Agua Clara
  • Compensacion Naranjani
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Brecha C
  • Brecha D
  • Naranjani
  • Brecha
  • Agropecuaria Troncal Sapecho
  • El Tauro
  • Centro Avaroa
  • Las Delicias
  • San Juan Bautista
  • Villa Cruz
  • Union Cascada
  • Monte Olivos
  • Chajlaya
  • Mototoy
  • Brecha G
  • Brecha F
  • La Esperanza
  • Alto Puerto Carmen
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Pulucani
  • San Martin de Agua Rica
  • Agua Dulce
  • Libertad
  • Los Andes
  • Primero de Mayo
  • Agro Ecologia Yomamal
  • Balsa Pampa
  • Agro Ganadera Forestal Jatata
  • Union Ipiri
  • Tacuaral
  • 25 de Julio
  • El Chapaco
  • Marimonos
  • Brecha E
  • Brecha B Agua Rica
  • Encuentro Tropical
  • Villa Montes
  • 15 de Noviembre
  • Agua Rica
  • 24 de Junio
  • Agroecologico Nueva Galilea
  • Los Tigres
  • Los Pinos
  • Agroganadera Ayni 2
  • Tierra Nueva
  • Padilla
  • Berengel
  • Jellchs
  • Papayani
  • San Pedro Mesere
  • Santa Anita
  • Universo
  • Agroecologica Tunari
  • Las Orquideas
  • 21 de Abril
  • Quime
  • Agroecologica Vencedores
  • Agroforestal San Bartolome
  • Positos
  • San Marcos
  • Tamanpaya
  • Hermanos Fernandez
  • 18 de Agosto
  • Agroganadera Virgen de Nieves
  • Brecha A Nueva Florida
  • Brecha I
  • Brecha K
  • Chayanta I
  • Ciprocae
  • Brecha F Damnificados
  • San Miguel de Lanza
  • Colononia Union Omasuyos
  • Cota Cajes
  • El Triunfo
  • Ganadra Nogalani
  • Ingavi
  • La Rivera de Quiquibey
  • Linarez
  • Magdalena
  • Manco Kapac
  • Mapurichuqui
  • Nueva Fortaleza
  • Panamericana
  • Pocoata
  • Puerto Santa Ana
  • Sillar Urbano
  • Villa Barrientos 2
  • Villa Litoral
  • Villa Rosario
  • Manantial
  • Michel
  • Monte Mayor
  • Las Palmeras
  • Arenal
  • Palmar
  • Motacusal
  • Bisal
  • San Bernardo
  • Pojponendo
  • Unidas
  • 12 de Octubre
  • Pacajes
  • Mal Paso Chico
  • Santa Felicidad
  • Maravilla
  • San Miguel
  • Playa Verde
  • Villa Sorata
  • Kun Fu
  • La Paz
  • La Paz
Group People %
Aymara 7,964 29.3%
Mosetén 3,218 11.9%
Quechua 2,504 9.2%
Campesino 1,233 4.5%
Tsimane´ 479 1.8%
Indígena 441 1.6%
Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas 414 1.5%
Originario 278 1.0% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,964 || 29.3%
|-
| Mosetén || 3,218 || 11.9%
|-
| Quechua || 2,504 || 9.2%
|-
| Campesino || 1,233 || 4.5%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 479 || 1.8%
|-
| Indígena || 441 || 1.6%
|-
| Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas || 414 || 1.5%
|-
| Originario || 278 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 23,421 86.3% 19,354 78.3%
Aymara 6,265 23.1% 7,004 28.3%
Quechua 2,827 10.4% 3,278 13.3%
Moseten 1,403 5.2% 1,023 4.1%
Tsimane 464 1.7% 155 0.6% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 23,421 || 86.3% || 19,354 || 78.3%
|-
| Aymara || 6,265 || 23.1% || 7,004 || 28.3%
|-
| Quechua || 2,827 || 10.4% || 3,278 || 13.3%
|-
| Moseten || 1,403 || 5.2% || 1,023 || 4.1%
|-
| Tsimane || 464 || 1.7% || 155 || 0.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,643 || 16,786 || 24,731
|| 27,137
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.4 |m15=5 |m20=5 |m25=4.6 |m30=4 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.9 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.4 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.3 |f40=3 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.3 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
La Asunta — La Paz [021105]

'''La Asunta Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Sud Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Sud Yungas Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of La Asunta is Vicbay Poma Lima, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

La Asunta has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Miguel Angel Callata Calle UN
1 Alternate Betsabe Hinojosa Mamani UN
2 Member Efraín Chacolla Mamani VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Arminda Pachajaya Huanca VENCEREMOS
3 Member Jesusa Alicia Quispe Pinto VENCEREMOS
3 Alternate Abrahan Mendoza Blanco VENCEREMOS
4 Member Dionicia Gutiérrez Quispe JALLALLA LP
4 Alternate Luis Chambi Cari JALLALLA LP
5 Member Ivan Richar Chambi Chambi FRI
5 Alternate Gregoria Ventura Patzi FRI
6 Member César Calamani Apaza NGP
6 Alternate Sulma Leida Paxi Soliz NGP
7 Member Victoria Santander Carrasco NGP
7 Alternate Richard Rolando Chino Calcina NGP 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Miguel Angel Callata Calle || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Betsabe Hinojosa Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Efraín Chacolla Mamani || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Arminda Pachajaya Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jesusa Alicia Quispe Pinto || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Abrahan Mendoza Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Dionicia Gutiérrez Quispe || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Chambi Cari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ivan Richar Chambi Chambi || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregoria Ventura Patzi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || César Calamani Apaza || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sulma Leida Paxi Soliz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Victoria Santander Carrasco || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Richard Rolando Chino Calcina''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Asunta Chica
  • Porvenir
  • San Juan Unidos
  • San Salvador
  • 16 de Julio
  • Alto Asunta
  • Barbarito
  • Cajones
  • Floriaty
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Lagunillas
  • Las Palmeras
  • Nueva Florida
  • San Pedro Bajo Zona A
  • Las Americas
  • Villa Litoral
  • San Cristobal
  • La Asunta
  • Coroiquillo
  • San Lorenzo
  • Bella Flor
  • Flor de Mayo
  • Palestina
  • Quinuni
  • Villa Victoria
  • Porvenir 20 de Mayo
  • San Pedro C
  • Cuchumpaya
  • Israel
  • San Pedro B
  • Nuevos Horizontes
  • Primero de Julio
  • Asunta Rio Seco
  • Miraflores
  • San Martin Huayabal
  • Santa Rosa de Quinuni
  • Rosario Entre Rios
  • Ocho de Agosto
  • Nueva America
  • Diez Rios de Chaquety
  • Cerro Verde
  • Inti Chaqueti
  • Santo Domingo
  • Boopi Motacal
  • Antamayo
  • Laguna Verde
  • Andina
  • Bonillas
  • Centro Inti Chaqueti
  • Primera San Juan de Chaqueti
  • Segunda de Juan de Chaqueti
  • Segunda San Martin
  • Rosas Pata
  • Illimani
  • Bella Vista
  • Calizaya
  • Charoplaya
  • El Palmar
  • San Bartolome
  • 2da San Bartolome
  • Union Calizaya
  • San Felipe
  • Cotapata
  • Siguani Chico
  • Santa Elena
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • San Jose
  • Chacarilla
  • Cotacajes
  • Agua Rica
  • Nogazani
  • Alto Olivos
  • Alto Olivo 1ro la Libertad
  • Villa Nueva Potosi
  • Inca Huara
  • Diez de Febrero
  • Segundo Olivos
  • Chamaca
  • Charobamba
  • Tunquini
  • La Cascada
  • Santa Fe
  • Alto Chorobamba
  • Monte Verde
  • La Rinconada
  • Charia
  • Pichari
  • Villa Santiago
  • Villa Belen Islani
  • Villa Camacho
  • Villa Peregrino
  • Copalani
  • Huayabal
  • La Calzada
  • Santa Rosa
  • Calzada Chico
  • Nueva Union
  • San Jorge
  • Ticapata
  • Huayruruni
  • El Paraiso
  • Cruce Mercedes
  • Totora Grande
  • San Agustin
  • Villa Copalani
  • Totora Chico
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Los Pinos
  • Lacacueva
  • La Esperanza
  • San Fernando
  • Noria San Lorenzo
  • Libertad San Pablo
  • Chorobamba
  • Puerto Rico
  • Puerto Aroma
  • Puerto Mejillones
  • Villa Asuncion
  • Quillabamba
  • Lanchis Agua Clara
  • Agua Clara
  • Puerto San Lorenzo
  • Simon Bolivar Iii
  • Simon Bolivar Iv
  • San Gabriel
  • Santa Lucia
  • Villa el Porvenir
  • Jahuira Pampa
  • El Tigre
  • Union Progreso
  • San Antonio Alto Italaque
  • Nueva Mercedes
  • Santa Teresita
  • 5 de Agosto
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • 20 de Agosto las Palomitas
  • Kanihuaya
  • Quilla Bamba San Lorenzo
  • Segunda Jahuira Pampa
  • Simon Bolivar 2da
  • Union Fortaleza
  • Agroecologico de Jayuni
  • 21 de Agosto
  • Los Olivos
  • Siguani Grande
  • Primero de Agosto
  • 20 de Agosto
  • Aucopan Saipina
  • Cedroni
  • Puerto Carmen
  • Alto Siguani
  • 12 de Agosto
  • Casteleto
  • Mejillones
  • San Juan de Naranjani
  • Yanamayu
  • Casteleto Arcusiri
  • Alto Naranjani
  • Naranjani B
  • Villa Carmen
  • Colopampa Grande
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Alto Colopampa
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Alto Ballivian
  • Playa Ancha
  • Centro Conchitas
  • Centro Tocoroni
  • Conchita Chico
  • Conchita Grande
  • Inca Pucara
  • San Juan
  • Santiago Chico
  • Santiago 7 Lomas
  • Siete Lomas
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Alto Santiago
  • Santiago Tocoroni
Group People %
Aymara 15,878 34.8%
Campesino 5,278 11.6%
Quechua 4,632 10.2%
Indígena 1,027 2.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 15,878 || 34.8%
|-
| Campesino || 5,278 || 11.6%
|-
| Quechua || 4,632 || 10.2%
|-
| Indígena || 1,027 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}

Language 2024 speakers 2024 % 2012 speakers 2012 %
Spanish 38,959 85.5% 30,099 74.9%
Aymara 13,866 30.4% 16,333 40.7%
Quechua 6,650 14.6% 4,936 12.3% 
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 38,959 || 85.5% || 30,099 || 74.9%
|-
| Aymara || 13,866 || 30.4% || 16,333 || 40.7%
|-
| Quechua || 6,650 || 14.6% || 4,936 || 12.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}} 

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,198 || 18,016 || 40,178
|| 45,587
|}

ref1: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}

ref2: {{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}} 

{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.9 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.8 |m15=5 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.9 |m30=4.3 |m35=4.1 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.4 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.4 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.8 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.4 |f60=1 |f65=0.5 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}
Pucarani — La Paz [021201]

'''Pucarani Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Los Andes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Los Andes Province.[ref1]

The Mayor of Pucarani is Nicolás Torréz Canaza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]

Pucarani has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}

ref2: {{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}

Seat Type Name Party / Political Organization
1 Member Teodoro Colque Gutiérrez ASP
1 Alternate Lidia Quispe Rojas ASP
2 Member Demetrio Laruta Flores VENCEREMOS
2 Alternate Gloria Beatriz Carvajal Quispe VENCEREMOS
3 Member Isamar Blanca Quispe Ramos UPC
3 Alternate TBD UPC
4 Member Claudio Germán Callisaya Uruchi UPC
4 Alternate Ruth Gabriela Amaru Gutiérrez UPC
5 Member Genaro Luque Luque SPBC
5 Alternate Petrona Mamani Canaza SPBC
6 Member Tatiana Melissa Arana Paz SPBC
6 Alternate Jaime Quispe Ali SPBC
7 Member Marcelo Choque Mamani VIDA
7 Alternate TBD VIDA 
{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Teodoro Colque Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Quispe Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Demetrio Laruta Flores || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gloria Beatriz Carvajal Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Isamar Blanca Quispe Ramos || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Claudio Germán Callisaya Uruchi || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruth Gabriela Amaru Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Genaro Luque Luque || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Petrona Mamani Canaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Tatiana Melissa Arana Paz || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Quispe Ali''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Marcelo Choque Mamani || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}

ref1: {{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}

Communities

The following communities are located within the municipality:

  • Ancocagua
  • Calachaca
  • Chacalleta
  • Chaucha
  • Cohani
  • Cota Cota
  • Hospital
  • Villa Andino
  • Liquiñoso
  • Mucuña
  • Pampacallo
  • Seguenca
  • Siviruyu
  • Pucarani
  • Antapata Baja
  • Querarani
  • Jankocala
  • Anatapata Alta
  • Antapata Velastigui
  • Huarisuyo
  • Machacamarca
  • Condoriri
  • Alto Villa Sehuenca
  • Cohana
  • Cohana Grande
  • Pakollo
  • San Pedro
  • Tacachi
  • Pampa Cohana
  • Quircocha
  • Cachuma
  • Chirioco
  • Chuñavi
  • Paxiamaya
  • Santa Ana
  • Patamanta
  • Churiaqui
  • Tujuyo
  • Caviña
  • Huanocollo
  • Huarialtaya
  • Iquiaca Alta
  • Iquiaca Baja
  • Iquiaca Grande
  • Villa Iquiaca
  • Chojasivi
  • Achachicala
  • Tiquipa
  • Lucarmata
  • Challajahuira
  • Chucara
  • Korila
  • Lacaya Baja
  • Lillimani
  • Muncaña
  • Pampa Kalasaya
  • Quiripujo
  • Lacaya
  • Lacaya Alta
  • Corqueamaya
  • Palcoco
  • Viruyo
  • Palcoco Litoral
  • Chiarpata
  • Esquivel
  • Oquetiti
  • Huancollo
  • Pantini
  • Catavi
  • Chipamaya
  • Chipamaya Pueblo
  • Chiarhuyo Corapata
  • Chojña Collo
  • Corapata
  • Portada Corapata
  • Marquirivi
  • Huancane Corapata
  • Marquirivi Corapata
  • Cucuta
  • Vilaque
  • Villa Vilaque
  • Collpani
  • Vilaque Cochapampa
  • Vilaque Huaripampa
  • Vilaque Surichata
  • Vilaque Murucantaña
  • Vilaque Pampajasi
  • Vilaque Collpani
























{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 22,799 || 24,570 || 30,124
|| 49,850
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.1 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.3 |m40=3 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.4 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Laja
 — La Paz
 [021202]





'''Laja Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Los Andes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Laja is Vicente Yujra Coronado, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Laja has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juana Valeria Flores Choquehuanca
JALLALLA LP




1
Alternate
Jhonatan Cristian Laura Flores
JALLALLA LP




2
Member
Nicolás Quispe Quispe
M.P.S.




2
Alternate
Yanet Yovana Sullcalla Masi
M.P.S.




3
Member
TBD
M.P.S.




3
Alternate
Ronald Aldair Yujra Flores
M.P.S.




4
Member
Javier Cornejo Mamani
FRI




4
Alternate
Carmen Blanca Quispe Quispe
FRI




5
Member
Toribia Martha Poma Condori
SPBC




5
Alternate
Walter Gonzalo Velasco Velasco
SPBC




6
Member
Lucia Colquehuanca Bautista
PATRIA-SOL




6
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL




7
Member
Marco Antonio Pinto Condori
PATRIA-SOL




7
Alternate
Victoria Tudela Quispe
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juana Valeria Flores Choquehuanca || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonatan Cristian Laura Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Nicolás Quispe Quispe || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Yanet Yovana Sullcalla Masi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Ronald Aldair Yujra Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Javier Cornejo Mamani || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Blanca Quispe Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Toribia Martha Poma Condori || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Walter Gonzalo Velasco Velasco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Lucia Colquehuanca Bautista || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Marco Antonio Pinto Condori || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Victoria Tudela Quispe''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Masaya
  • Antajahua
  • Avicaya
  • Caicoma
  • Capiri
  • Collpajahua
  • Copajira
  • Huacanoco
  • Machacamarca Alta
  • Machacamarca Baja
  • Ninachiri
  • Orkojipiña
  • Puchucollo Bajo
  • Pomacolto
  • Puchuni
  • Quella Quella
  • Quentavi
  • Quillani
  • San Cristobal
  • Santa Rosa
  • Sullcataca Alta
  • Sullcataca Baja
  • Ticuyo
  • Ullajara
  • Viluyo
  • Wichi Wichi
  • Laja
  • Llallagua
  • Capacasi
  • Pallina Laja
  • Kallutaca
  • Tumuyo
  • Ancocala
  • Puchucollo Bajo Sur
  • Puchucollo Alto
  • Alircaya
  • Chasacota
  • Jancoroyu
  • Quellani
  • Quentuni
  • Taipichuro
  • Zona Kala Saya
  • Cantuyo Collantaca
  • Ancocala Bajo
  • Collo Collo
  • Sequeri
  • Yanamuyo Bajo
  • Paranco
  • Tambillo
  • Pujri
  • Iska
  • Caleria
  • San Juan Rosario
  • Amocala
  • Cachuma
  • Janko Cala
  • Kala Puncu
  • Yanamuyo Alto
  • Yanamuyo Centro
  • San Juan de Satatotora
  • Arapata
  • Callamarca
  • Cantapa
  • Chuño Chuñuni
  • Guallaqueri
  • Kentupata
  • Querqueta
  • Sacacani
  • Curva Pucara
  • Cucuta
  • Chiarhuyo
  • Poke













Group
People
%






Aymara
25,575
66.2%




Campesino
2,027
5.2%




Originario
548
1.4%




Indígena
510
1.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
484
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 25,575 || 66.2%
|-
| Campesino || 2,027 || 5.2%
|-
| Originario || 548 || 1.4%
|-
| Indígena || 510 || 1.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 484 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
32,060
82.9%
17,710
72.2%




Aymara
24,845
64.3%
18,786
76.6%




Quechua
553
1.4%
208
0.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 32,060 || 82.9% || 17,710 || 72.2%
|-
| Aymara || 24,845 || 64.3% || 18,786 || 76.6%
|-
| Quechua || 553 || 1.4% || 208 || 0.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 14,653 || 16,311 || 24,531
|| 38,652
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=4.7 |m10=5.2 |m15=3.7 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.2 |m60=2 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.2 |f25=4 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Batallas
 — La Paz
 [021203]





'''Batallas Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Los Andes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Batallas is Álvaro Patty Mercado, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Batallas has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Hernán Edgar Patty Cutili
ASP




1
Alternate
Lizeth Yanique Condori
ASP




2
Member
Andrea Segales Condori
ASP




2
Alternate
TBD
ASP




3
Member
Miriam Luisa Choque Canaviri
NGP




3
Alternate
TBD
NGP




4
Member
Secundino Alvárez Tito
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
Delia Condori Balboa
APB-SÚMATE




5
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




6
Member
Rosmery Balboa Cruz
PATRIA-SOL




6
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL




7
Member
Henry Cutile Velasco
PATRIA-SOL




7
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Hernán Edgar Patty Cutili || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lizeth Yanique Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Andrea Segales Condori || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miriam Luisa Choque Canaviri || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Secundino Alvárez Tito || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Delia Condori Balboa || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Rosmery Balboa Cruz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Henry Cutile Velasco || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Batallas
  • Batallas (Dispersa)
  • Catacora
  • Chijipata Alta
  • Chijipata Baja
  • Chirapaca
  • Cullucachi
  • Cutusuma
  • Pariri
  • Yauri Chambi
  • Jichurasi
  • Challapata
  • Pajcha Peñas
  • Sojata
  • Peñas
  • Villa San Juan de Chachacomani
  • Kellhuani
  • Alto Cruz Pampa
  • Jacupampa
  • Koruyo
  • Purapurani
  • Sorapujro
  • Chojñapata
  • Corapata
  • Jayllihuaya
  • Sankha Jahuira
  • Uncallani
  • Kerani
  • Alto Peñas
  • Karhuiza
  • Calasaya
  • Huayrocondo
  • Caluyo
  • Villa Asuncion de Caluyo
  • Cruzani
  • Isquillani
  • Tuquia
  • Huancuyo
  • San Calixto
  • Suriquiña
  • Huancane
  • Igachi
  • Llasaraya













Group
People
%






Aymara
15,574
75.6%




Campesino
1,027
5.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
347
1.7%




Indígena
274
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 15,574 || 75.6%
|-
| Campesino || 1,027 || 5.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 347 || 1.7%
|-
| Indígena || 274 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
16,783
81.4%
12,573
72.2%




Aymara
15,537
75.4%
14,077
80.8%




Quechua
232
1.1%
169
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 16,783 || 81.4% || 12,573 || 72.2%
|-
| Aymara || 15,537 || 75.4% || 14,077 || 80.8%
|-
| Quechua || 232 || 1.1% || 169 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,147 || 20,925 || 17,426
|| 20,607
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.5 |m25=3.7 |m30=3 |m35=2.6 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.6 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.8 |f25=4 |f30=3.2 |f35=3 |f40=3 |f45=3.1 |f50=3.1 |f55=3.1 |f60=2.9 |f65=2.4 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Pérez
 — La Paz
 [021204]





'''Puerto Pérez Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Los Andes Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Puerto Pérez is Lucio Suxo Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Pérez has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Javier Condori Ajhuacho
UN




1
Alternate
Luisa Antonia Laura Alanoca
UN




2
Member
Willams Esteban Corani
ASP




2
Alternate
Marlene Corani Esteban
ASP




3
Member
Ruben Corani Quispe
VENCEREMOS




3
Alternate
Justina Hilda Coaquira Apaza
VENCEREMOS




4
Member
Ángel Mamani Mendoza
M.P.S.




4
Alternate
Elizabeth Quispe Condori
M.P.S.




5
Member
Ramiro Pablo Alanoca Copa
ASLP




5
Alternate
Verónica Arias Laura
ASLP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Javier Condori Ajhuacho || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Luisa Antonia Laura Alanoca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Willams Esteban Corani || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marlene Corani Esteban''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ruben Corani Quispe || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Justina Hilda Coaquira Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ángel Mamani Mendoza || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Quispe Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ramiro Pablo Alanoca Copa || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Verónica Arias Laura''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cachilaya
  • Collana Chico Chililaya
  • Llanquichapi
  • Pampa Chililaya
  • Toquiriri
  • Puerto Perez
  • Belen Yayes
  • Karapata Alta
  • Karapata Baja
  • Tacanoca
  • Khanapata
  • Quenacagua Baja
  • Cohachijo
  • Quenacagua Centro
  • Quenacagua Alta
  • Wilajahuira
  • Isla Suriqui
  • Paco Chachacoma
  • Supicachi
  • Cascachi
  • Cumana
  • Cuyavi
  • Isla Quehuaya
  • Isla Sucuto
  • Isla Tirasca
  • Pajchiri
  • Isla Lakahuta
  • Isla Pariti
  • Machajmarka
  • Isla Mayo
  • Pata Patani
  • Aygachi













Group
People
%






Aymara
6,604
83.6%




Campesino
338
4.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
99
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 6,604 || 83.6%
|-
| Campesino || 338 || 4.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 99 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Aymara
6,415
81.2%
4,964
76.4%




Spanish
6,386
80.8%
4,224
65.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Aymara || 6,415 || 81.2% || 4,964 || 76.4%
|-
| Spanish || 6,386 || 80.8% || 4,224 || 65.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,586 || 7,830 || 6,498
|| 7,900
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=3.5 |m10=3.6 |m15=3.1 |m20=3.2 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.3 |m35=2.8 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.8 |m60=3.1 |m65=2.5 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.8 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.9 |f5=4.2 |f10=4 |f15=3.1 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.3 |f35=3 |f40=3.3 |f45=3.1 |f50=3 |f55=3 |f60=3.1 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.2 |f75=1.5 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sica Sica
 — La Paz
 [021301]





'''Sica Sica Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Aroma Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Sica Sica is David Condori Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sica Sica has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marcos Pinedo Condori
VENCEREMOS




1
Alternate
TBD
VENCEREMOS




2
Member
Juana Espejo Condori
M.P.S.




2
Alternate
Elias Sarzuri Quispe
M.P.S.




3
Member
Lúcio Condori Mamani
M.P.S.




3
Alternate
Pamela Maizo Condori
M.P.S.




4
Member
Víctor César Llusco Chávez
FRI




4
Alternate
Vanesa Baltazar Cuevas
FRI




5
Member
Javier Apaza Mamani
UPC




5
Alternate
TBD
UPC




6
Member
Sonia Rojas Flores
UPC




6
Alternate
TBD
UPC




7
Member
TBD
PATRIA-SOL




7
Alternate
Jaime Guarachi Mamani
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marcos Pinedo Condori || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juana Espejo Condori || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Elias Sarzuri Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lúcio Condori Mamani || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Pamela Maizo Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Víctor César Llusco Chávez || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Vanesa Baltazar Cuevas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Javier Apaza Mamani || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Sonia Rojas Flores || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Guarachi Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 38 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Collana
  • Calacota Baja
  • Capunuta
  • Calacota Alto
  • Huaña Jahuira
  • Juchusuma
  • Maca
  • San Francisco de Llallagua
  • Santiago de Laurani
  • Santiago de Sipe Sipe
  • Sica Sica
  • Sora Sora
  • Santiago de Cachani
  • Santiago de Hiruyo
  • Bajo Chijmuni
  • Chijmuni
  • Churillanca
  • Chijra Huito
  • Iro Norte
  • Piquiñani
  • Jamachuma
  • Chilligua
  • Ayamaya
  • Cotacotani
  • Villa Exaltacion
  • Lahuachaca
  • Surcavito
  • Millo
  • Huaychani
  • Culli Culli Alto
  • Culli Culli Bajo
  • Queseria
  • Cala Cala Pujravi
  • Alto Pujravi
  • Belen
  • Colpapucho Belen Alto
  • Villa Esteban Arce
  • Romer Kota
  • Antipampa
  • Huaraco
  • Originario Checa Belen
  • Jaruma
  • Achaya
  • Cayaca
  • Iquiaca
  • La Rinconada
  • Laquiraya
  • Murmuntani
  • Tauca
  • Santari
  • Aroma
  • Ojtaya
  • Achayapu
  • Apjapuri Santa Rosa
  • Viluyo Grande
  • Ventilla
  • Santiago de Huito
  • Catavi
  • Ayzacollo
  • Huanocollo
  • Conchamarca
  • Kulluhuma
  • Konani
  • Pucara
  • Taruca Marca
  • Vilaque
  • Cala Cala
  • Posoconi
  • Milla Milla
  • Sindicato Agrario Imilla Imilla
  • Kajani
  • Salla
  • Tambo
  • Taparasi
  • Toloma
  • Vila Vila
  • Callari Alto
  • Panduro
  • Villa Caiconi
  • Carbuyo Jalsuri
  • Lequepampa
  • Chuacollo Chico
  • Viluyo Chico
  • Chuacollo Grande
  • Angostura
  • Machacamarca
  • Pachallaqui
  • Alto Collana
  • Jankokollo
  • Llojlla Chico
  • Llojlla Grande
  • Villa Toloma













Group
People
%






Aymara
24,860
73.4%




Campesino
1,496
4.4%




Originario
609
1.8%




Unspecified Indigenous
478
1.4%




Indígena
360
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 24,860 || 73.4%
|-
| Campesino || 1,496 || 4.4%
|-
| Originario || 609 || 1.8%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 478 || 1.4%
|-
| Indígena || 360 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
28,386
83.8%
24,130
77.1%




Aymara
22,899
67.6%
22,195
70.9%




Quechua
919
2.7%
1,048
3.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 28,386 || 83.8% || 24,130 || 77.1%
|-
| Aymara || 22,899 || 67.6% || 22,195 || 70.9%
|-
| Quechua || 919 || 2.7% || 1,048 || 3.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 19,582 || 26,818 || 31,312
|| 33,885
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.9 |m15=3.8 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.6 |f15=4 |f20=4.4 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.2 |f35=3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Umala
 — La Paz
 [021302]





'''Umala Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Umala is Edson Condori Condori, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Umala has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rubén Darío Pinto Baltazar
NGP




1
Alternate
Maribel Raquel Huayta Guarachi
NGP




2
Member
Freddy Laura Mamani
PDC




2
Alternate
TBD
PDC




3
Member
Rosmery Sarzuri Marca
UPC




3
Alternate
Bernardo Caspa Marca
UPC




4
Member
Jhonny Cachaca Peréz
UPC




4
Alternate
Martha Beatriz Paco Mancilla
UPC




5
Member
Oscar Lyton Chipana López
SPBC




5
Alternate
Herminia Barreto Juchasara
SPBC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rubén Darío Pinto Baltazar || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Raquel Huayta Guarachi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Freddy Laura Mamani || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rosmery Sarzuri Marca || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Bernardo Caspa Marca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jhonny Cachaca Peréz || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Martha Beatriz Paco Mancilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Oscar Lyton Chipana López || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Herminia Barreto Juchasara''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Carachuyo
  • Huary Chullpa
  • Toloma
  • Umala
  • Cairiri
  • Pozocani
  • Sallacirca
  • Villa Romero Pampa
  • Villa Remedios
  • Finaya
  • Cañaviri
  • Puchuni
  • Umacuru
  • Chirijiri
  • Laurani
  • Payamaya
  • Curuni
  • Mahuancani
  • Sirujiri
  • Tolerani
  • Umachuco
  • Vinto Coopani
  • Villa Tolerani
  • Llanga Belen
  • Iñacamaya
  • Thola Circa
  • San Juan de Sirca
  • Yahurichambi
  • Luquiamaya
  • Niquela
  • Patihipi
  • Pawi Pampa
  • Sipa Aywiri Phity
  • Tarcavi
  • Chambijohuma
  • Shipa Pampa
  • Puerto Huari Belen
  • Chojnacollo
  • Thola Huancarama
  • Cailla Churu
  • Cultani
  • Vituy Vinto
  • Huayllaroco
  • Maka Sullkuta
  • Iramaya
  • Caylla Huancarama
  • Pusucani
  • San Miguel de Copani
  • Asuncion de Huancaroma
  • Pomposillo
  • Chanca Huayto
  • Chañokahua
  • Huayllani
  • Chapicollo
  • Iquitanga
  • Yoroxa
  • Aconi
  • Callancani
  • Huacallia
  • Vilaque
  • Kellhuiri
  • San Pedro de Llujturi
  • Cacahuallo
  • Calacachi Cutimpo
  • Puracaña
  • Santiago de Lupipi
  • San Jose
  • Incamaya
  • Sabilani
  • Thola Thia
  • Kallunimaya
  • Espiritu Willke













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,853
53.3%




Campesino
1,083
11.9%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
599
6.6%




Indígena
485
5.3%




Originario
448
4.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
168
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,853 || 53.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,083 || 11.9%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 599 || 6.6%
|-
| Indígena || 485 || 5.3%
|-
| Originario || 448 || 4.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 168 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,686
84.4%
7,055
79.2%




Aymara
6,376
70.1%
6,941
78.0%




Quechua
401
4.4%
531
6.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,686 || 84.4% || 7,055 || 79.2%
|-
| Aymara || 6,376 || 70.1% || 6,941 || 78.0%
|-
| Quechua || 401 || 4.4% || 531 || 6.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,605 || 9,583 || 8,903
|| 9,102
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.2 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.1 |m25=2.8 |m30=2.5 |m35=2.7 |m40=3.2 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.7 |m55=3.6 |m60=3.8 |m65=2.8 |m70=2.2 |m75=1.6 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.6 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.1 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.1 |f25=2.7 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.4 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.9 |f50=3.5 |f55=3.1 |f60=3.4 |f65=2.8 |f70=2.3 |f75=1.7 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.7
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ayo Ayo
 — La Paz
 [021303]





'''Ayo Ayo Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Ayo Ayo is Bladimir Ivan Achu Pañuni, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ayo Ayo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Celso Quispe Quispe
VENCEREMOS




1
Alternate
Cristina Quispe Quispe
VENCEREMOS




2
Member
Ramon Calle Paco
UPC




2
Alternate
Lucy Mamani Capa
UPC




3
Member
Guido Condori Capa
SPBC




3
Alternate
Alina Condori Rodríguez
SPBC




4
Member
Mirian Calle Calle
SPBC




4
Alternate
Elio Alanoca Apaza
SPBC




5
Member
Dora Tambo Laime
VIDA




5
Alternate
TBD
VIDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Celso Quispe Quispe || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Quispe Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ramon Calle Paco || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucy Mamani Capa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Guido Condori Capa || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Alina Condori Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mirian Calle Calle || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Elio Alanoca Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Dora Tambo Laime || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ayo Ayo
  • Pomasara
  • Araca
  • Sullcavi
  • Humatoma
  • Calamollo
  • Pomasara Mamaniri
  • Quillcoma Llujturi
  • Villa Santiago de Colluta
  • Alto Pomani
  • Pomani
  • Villa el Carmen
  • San Miguel
  • Tara Tarani
  • Collana Tolar
  • Tolar
  • Taracollo
  • Collana
  • Challapata
  • Majita
  • Tuntumayu
  • Wichicollo
  • Collana Taracollo
  • Cumbre Vilacota
  • Huallcota
  • Zaparoma













Group
People
%






Aymara
7,473
66.4%




Campesino
1,003
8.9%




Indígena
414
3.7%




Originario
262
2.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,473 || 66.4%
|-
| Campesino || 1,003 || 8.9%
|-
| Indígena || 414 || 3.7%
|-
| Originario || 262 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
9,358
83.1%
5,910
75.8%




Aymara
7,820
69.5%
5,978
76.7%




Quechua
126
1.1%
100
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,358 || 83.1% || 5,910 || 75.8%
|-
| Aymara || 7,820 || 69.5% || 5,978 || 76.7%
|-
| Quechua || 126 || 1.1% || 100 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,407 || 6,981 || 7,798
|| 11,258
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.6 |m10=5.4 |m15=4 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.3 |m65=2.1 |m70=1.5 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.8 |f40=3 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.5 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Calamarca
 — La Paz
 [021304]





'''Calamarca Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Calamarca is Delia Giovana Quispe Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Calamarca has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Niel Flores Rada
M.P.S.




1
Alternate
Elba Ramos Quispe
M.P.S.




2
Member
Lorenza Churqui Fernández
M.P.S.




2
Alternate
Daniel Poma Chino
M.P.S.




3
Member
Wilfredo Blanco Limachi
SPBC




3
Alternate
Nathy Huchani Quispe
SPBC




4
Member
Lucrecia Yupanqui Flores
SPBC




4
Alternate
Julian Cumara Aduviri
SPBC




5
Member
Sabino Perzona Romero
IH




5
Alternate
Rugelia Huanca Quispe
IH




6
Member
Juana Roxana Chambi Quispe
IH




6
Alternate
Roberto Salustian Rios Huanca
IH




7
Member
Javier Flores Hiquisi
ASLP




7
Alternate
Lucía Tola Calle
ASLP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Niel Flores Rada || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Elba Ramos Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lorenza Churqui Fernández || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Poma Chino''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Wilfredo Blanco Limachi || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Nathy Huchani Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lucrecia Yupanqui Flores || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Julian Cumara Aduviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sabino Perzona Romero || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Rugelia Huanca Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juana Roxana Chambi Quispe || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Salustian Rios Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Javier Flores Hiquisi || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucía Tola Calle''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Calamarca
  • Pizacaviña
  • Iruma Pumani
  • Jucuri
  • Sucanavi
  • Totorani
  • Ventilla
  • Sivicani
  • Kokata
  • Cañuma
  • Hichuraya
  • Llujturi
  • Taypipampa
  • Ajoya
  • Jacha Jawira
  • Jachasirca
  • Sivincani
  • San Antonio
  • Senkata Alta
  • Cosmini
  • Romeropampa
  • Llajmapampa
  • Choritotora
  • Ninacho
  • Villa el Carmen Caluyo
  • Chocorosi
  • Pasto Grande
  • Sivincani
  • Huayhuasi
  • Finaya
  • Khunu Khunu
  • Vilaque Copata
  • Nueva Urbanizacion Vilaque Copata













Group
People
%






Aymara
10,101
65.9%




Campesino
1,798
11.7%




Indígena
343
2.2%




Originario
250
1.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
164
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,101 || 65.9%
|-
| Campesino || 1,798 || 11.7%
|-
| Indígena || 343 || 2.2%
|-
| Originario || 250 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 164 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,725
83.0%
9,193
74.1%




Aymara
11,002
71.8%
9,063
73.0%




Quechua
190
1.2%
134
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,725 || 83.0% || 9,193 || 74.1%
|-
| Aymara || 11,002 || 71.8% || 9,063 || 73.0%
|-
| Quechua || 190 || 1.2% || 134 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,716 || 12,112 || 12,413
|| 15,327
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.7 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.1 |m40=3 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.8 |m65=2 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.1 |f35=3 |f40=3 |f45=2.5 |f50=3 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.5 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Patacamaya
 — La Paz
 [021305]





'''Patacamaya Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Patacamaya is Carlos Freddy Quispe Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Patacamaya has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Mario Nina Flores
MTS




1
Alternate
Naya Matias Mamani
MTS




2
Member
Edwin Choque Nina
LIBRE




2
Alternate
Dina Tancara Silvestre
LIBRE




3
Member
Jacinta Apaza Laura
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Evo Santos Garcia
LIBRE




4
Member
Sofia Quispe Altamirano
VIDA




4
Alternate
TBD
VIDA




5
Member
Elmer Barreto Tola
VIDA




5
Alternate
Irene Silvia Mamani Choque
VIDA




6
Member
Juan Carlos Mamani Baltazar
PATRIA-SOL




6
Alternate
Leyla Mamani Silvestre
PATRIA-SOL




7
Member
Juana Vicuña Alcon
PATRIA-SOL




7
Alternate
Filomeno Calderon Pilco
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Mario Nina Flores || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Naya Matias Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Edwin Choque Nina || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Dina Tancara Silvestre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jacinta Apaza Laura || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Evo Santos Garcia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Sofia Quispe Altamirano || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Elmer Barreto Tola || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Irene Silvia Mamani Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juan Carlos Mamani Baltazar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Leyla Mamani Silvestre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Juana Vicuña Alcon || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Filomeno Calderon Pilco''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cauchi
  • Taypillanga
  • Jokho Pampa
  • Patacamaya
  • Patacamaya (Disperso)
  • Pairumani Grande
  • Iro Centro
  • Ventilla
  • Cauchi Frente
  • Cauchi Titiri
  • Frente Taypillanga
  • Keto Taypillanga
  • Cochinitos
  • Yauruta
  • Alto Llanga
  • Experimental Llanga
  • Santiago Llanga
  • Sur Llanga
  • San Juan Culta
  • Chacoma
  • Thakat Kala
  • Toleherana
  • Chairumani
  • Muruchapi
  • Tiracoma
  • Huana Jahuira
  • Machac Huyo
  • Villa Quishuarani
  • Alto Patacamaya
  • Tarmaya
  • Jatuquira
  • Chiaraque
  • Huaripujo
  • Chusicani
  • Manzanani
  • Vicarani
  • Vituyo
  • Capunata
  • El Puente
  • Cahuanuta
  • Colchani
  • Japuma
  • Sasari
  • Hisca Collo
  • Viscachani
  • Toloma
  • Hirutira
  • Mantecani
  • Pujravi
  • Centro Toloma
  • Collpa Huancarani
  • Ama Chuma
  • San Martin
  • Villa Patarani
  • Belen Iquiaca
  • Phinaya Pampa
  • Kata Katani
  • Esquillani Pampa













Group
People
%






Aymara
16,408
65.2%




Campesino
1,471
5.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 16,408 || 65.2%
|-
| Campesino || 1,471 || 5.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
21,609
85.9%
17,811
77.9%




Aymara
15,198
60.4%
14,946
65.4%




Quechua
579
2.3%
666
2.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 21,609 || 85.9% || 17,811 || 77.9%
|-
| Aymara || 15,198 || 60.4% || 14,946 || 65.4%
|-
| Quechua || 579 || 2.3% || 666 || 2.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 15,546 || 20,039 || 22,858
|| 25,148
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.5 |m25=4 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Colquencha
 — La Paz
 [021306]





'''Colquencha Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Colquencha is Miguel Mamani Huanca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Colquencha has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rafo Sirpa Condori
MTS




1
Alternate
Eulalia Churqui
MTS




2
Member
Juan Condori Sirpa
UPC




2
Alternate
Justina Blanco Patzi
UPC




3
Member
Ifigenio Cahuana Merma
VIDA




3
Alternate
Fenima Churqui Choquehuanca
VIDA




4
Member
Justina Condori Mamani
VIDA




4
Alternate
William Ortiz Condori
VIDA




5
Member
Germán Mamani Huanca
VIDA




5
Alternate
Wilma Calani Ajno
VIDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rafo Sirpa Condori || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eulalia Churqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Condori Sirpa || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Justina Blanco Patzi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ifigenio Cahuana Merma || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Fenima Churqui Choquehuanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Justina Condori Mamani || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''William Ortiz Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Germán Mamani Huanca || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilma Calani Ajno''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Colquencha
  • Colquencha (Dispersa)
  • Villa Ramirez
  • Juira Collo
  • Jalsuri
  • Koltani
  • Santiago de Llallagua
  • Acerpujo
  • Kollpani
  • Tumuyo
  • Achoco
  • Micaya
  • Machacamarca
  • Marquirivi
  • Machacamarca
  • Chullumpiri
  • Cullmini
  • Kamani
  • Posocani
  • Escohoco
  • Centro Machacamarca













Group
People
%






Aymara
9,079
72.7%




Campesino
877
7.0%




Originario
298
2.4%




Indígena
174
1.4%




Unspecified Indigenous
139
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 9,079 || 72.7%
|-
| Campesino || 877 || 7.0%
|-
| Originario || 298 || 2.4%
|-
| Indígena || 174 || 1.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 139 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,371
83.0%
7,661
77.5%




Aymara
8,356
66.9%
7,376
74.7%




Quechua
111
0.9%
124
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,371 || 83.0% || 7,661 || 77.5%
|-
| Aymara || 8,356 || 66.9% || 7,376 || 74.7%
|-
| Quechua || 111 || 0.9% || 124 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,850 || 8,020 || 9,879
|| 12,490
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.2 |m15=3.5 |m20=4 |m25=4.3 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.9 |m60=2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.6 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.6 |f30=3.3 |f35=3.2 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.3 |f55=2 |f60=2 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Collana
 — La Paz
 [021307]





'''Collana Municipality''' is the seventh municipal section of the Aroma Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Collana is Néstor Huaynoca Champani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Collana has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Edwin Arias Quispe Alanoca
M.P.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
M.P.S.




2
Member
Walter Tito Escobar
SPBC




2
Alternate
Eliana Escobar Cussy
SPBC




3
Member
Dinora Mirtha Tito Mamani
SPBC




3
Alternate
Efrain Huaynoca Chipana
SPBC




4
Member
Juvenal Campos Chirinos
VIDA




4
Alternate
Milan Susara Alarcón
VIDA




5
Member
Marcelo Alarcón Chipana
ASLP




5
Alternate
TBD
ASLP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edwin Arias Quispe Alanoca || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Walter Tito Escobar || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Eliana Escobar Cussy''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dinora Mirtha Tito Mamani || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Efrain Huaynoca Chipana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juvenal Campos Chirinos || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Milan Susara Alarcón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Marcelo Alarcón Chipana || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 39 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Collana
  • Incamaya
  • Uncallamaya
  • Puna
  • Hichuraya Chico
  • Hichuraya
  • San Nicolas
  • Asir Pallca













Group
People
%






Aymara
3,178
57.5%




Campesino
282
5.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
93
1.7%




Indígena
83
1.5%




Originario
60
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,178 || 57.5%
|-
| Campesino || 282 || 5.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 93 || 1.7%
|-
| Indígena || 83 || 1.5%
|-
| Originario || 60 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,716
85.3%
3,972
78.8%




Aymara
2,718
49.2%
3,284
65.1%




Quechua
55
1.0%
64
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,716 || 85.3% || 3,972 || 78.8%
|-
| Aymara || 2,718 || 49.2% || 3,284 || 65.1%
|-
| Quechua || 55 || 1.0% || 64 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,024 || 2,927 || 5,042
|| 5,526
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=4 |m10=4.4 |m15=3.8 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.7 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.7 |m65=2 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.3 |f5=3.8 |f10=3.9 |f15=3.4 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.3 |f30=4 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.8 |f45=3.2 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Coroico
 — La Paz
 [021401]





'''Coroico Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Nor Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Coroico Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Nor Yungas Province.








The Mayor of Coroico is Erland Alvárez Pinedo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Coroico has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Daysi Ruth Mamani Chiara
ASP




1
Alternate
Nelson Gonzáles Zegarra
ASP




2
Member
Marco Antonio Mayta Miranda
ASP




2
Alternate
Carla Jacqueline Alvárez
ASP




3
Member
Eduardo Vargas Calle
JALLALLA LP




3
Alternate
TBD
JALLALLA LP




4
Member
Gabriel Carranza Polo
NGP




4
Alternate
Elena Poma Chavez
NGP




5
Member
Ireneo Nuñez Churata
UPC




5
Alternate
TBD
UPC




6
Member
Joanna Gabriela Rosas Mealla
LIBRE




6
Alternate
Luis Alfredo Mamani Quispe
LIBRE




7
Member
Juana Francisca Socaticona Surco
SPBC




7
Alternate
TBD
SPBC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Daysi Ruth Mamani Chiara || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelson Gonzáles Zegarra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marco Antonio Mayta Miranda || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Jacqueline Alvárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eduardo Vargas Calle || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Gabriel Carranza Polo || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elena Poma Chavez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ireneo Nuñez Churata || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Joanna Gabriela Rosas Mealla || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Alfredo Mamani Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Juana Francisca Socaticona Surco || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Achachicala
  • Cedro Mayo
  • Apando
  • Calabatea
  • Carmen de Chicalulo
  • Carmen Pampa
  • San Geronimo Cruz Loma Vagantes
  • Challa
  • Chicaparque
  • Chiquiña
  • Chacopata Nogalani A
  • Chacopata Nogalani B
  • Chovacollo
  • Chuspipata
  • Cochuna
  • Concepcion
  • Coroico Viejo
  • Incapampa
  • Machacamarca
  • Marca
  • Minachi
  • Miraflores
  • Cotapata
  • Munaypata
  • Pancarani
  • Puente Armas
  • Quenallata
  • Sacramento
  • San Cristobal
  • San Felix
  • San Francisco
  • San Geronimo Cusilluni
  • San Jacinto
  • San Joaquin
  • San Jose de Chicalulo
  • San Jose de Llojeta
  • San Juan de la Miel
  • San Pablo
  • San Pedro de la Loma
  • Santa Ana
  • Santa Barbara
  • Santiago Grande
  • Santo Domingo
  • Yalaca
  • Coroico
  • Cruz Loma
  • Agua Milagro
  • Capellania
  • Lacahuarca
  • Paco
  • Yolosa
  • San Rafael
  • San Jose de Kharapata
  • Villa Copacabana
  • Santa Rosa de Vagante
  • San Martin de Padilla
  • Santa Rosa Alto
  • Bajo Santa Rosa
  • Alto Choro
  • Arcara
  • Chairo
  • Kalabatea de Ayacucho
  • Quilo Quilo Alto
  • Santa Ana de Pacallo
  • Unduavi
  • Villa Ascencion
  • Yacotolo
  • Yervani
  • Chirqueño
  • Villa Marka
  • Cabia Nueva Esperanza
  • Corobaya
  • Cusilluni
  • Ipiro Nogalani
  • Mainipaya
  • Moro Grande
  • Negrillani
  • Santa Rosa de Kilo Kilo
  • Santa Gertrudis
  • Santa Lucia
  • Santa Rosa de Suapi
  • Suapi
  • Tilia
  • Fariñas
  • Mururata
  • Tiquiri
  • San Felipe
  • Yariza
  • Chijchipa Yariza
  • Glorieta
  • San Antonio el Carmen
  • San Jose de Suapi
  • Moro Chico
  • Santa Rosita de Suapi
  • Alto Villa
  • Charobamba
  • Esmeralda
  • Huarinilla
  • La Selva
  • Pacollo
  • Polo Polo
  • Santa Rosa
  • Yavichuco
  • Tocaña
  • Tunquini
  • Sandillani
  • Siñani Jacha Plano
  • Yucupi Chimani
  • Mirador Alto Nogalani
  • Azucarani
  • Perolani
  • Chitia Santa Elena
  • Korisamaña
  • Mina Salvadora













Group
People
%






Aymara
13,450
48.5%




Campesino
2,193
7.9%




Afroboliviano
943
3.4%




Quechua
758
2.7%




Indígena
372
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 13,450 || 48.5%
|-
| Campesino || 2,193 || 7.9%
|-
| Afroboliviano || 943 || 3.4%
|-
| Quechua || 758 || 2.7%
|-
| Indígena || 372 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
24,415
88.1%
15,321
79.0%




Aymara
9,665
34.9%
8,732
45.0%




Quechua
1,081
3.9%
832
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 24,415 || 88.1% || 15,321 || 79.0%
|-
| Aymara || 9,665 || 34.9% || 8,732 || 45.0%
|-
| Quechua || 1,081 || 3.9% || 832 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,157 || 12,237 || 19,397
|| 27,711
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.3 |m20=5 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.4 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.5 |f70=1 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Coripata
 — La Paz
 [021402]





'''Coripata Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Nor Yungas Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Coripata Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Nor Yungas Province.








The Mayor of Coripata is Julio Salinas Ballivian, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Coripata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Francisca Josefa Catari Coaquira
ASP




1
Alternate
Simon Pally Huanca
ASP




2
Member
Edwin Flores Poma
ASP




2
Alternate
TBD
ASP




3
Member
Rudy Hans Catari Mamani
MTS




3
Alternate
TBD
MTS




4
Member
Johnny Daynor Flores Aparicio
UPC




4
Alternate
Maribel Velasquez Quispe
UPC




5
Member
Beatriz Atto Blanco
UPC




5
Alternate
TBD
UPC




6
Member
Cynthia Mollo Callizaya
PATRIA-SOL




6
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL




7
Member
Abel Quispe Noga
PATRIA-SOL




7
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Francisca Josefa Catari Coaquira || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Simon Pally Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Edwin Flores Poma || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rudy Hans Catari Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Johnny Daynor Flores Aparicio || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Velasquez Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Beatriz Atto Blanco || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Cynthia Mollo Callizaya || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Abel Quispe Noga || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Anacuri
  • Auquisamaña
  • Chillamani
  • Coscoma
  • Huayrapata
  • Machacamarca
  • Marquirivi
  • Nogalani
  • Pararani
  • Santa Barbara
  • Tabacal
  • Coripata
  • Umamarca
  • Anaco
  • Los Anguias
  • Tarila
  • Trancoma
  • Milluhuaya
  • Jankumani
  • Lambramani
  • Saka Monte
  • Santa Gertrudis
  • Arapata
  • Chacon
  • Dorado Chico
  • El Choro
  • Cienegas
  • San Agustin
  • San Felix
  • San Isidro
  • Flor Cafetal
  • San Miguel
  • Huaycuni
  • Choro Grande
  • San Jose de Pery
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • Cp Dorado Grande
  • Playa Dorado
  • Santa Teresa
  • Tercera Flor de Mayo
  • Nueva Vida
  • Tres Rios
  • Kotaña
  • Trinidad Pampa













Group
People
%






Aymara
12,345
52.5%




Campesino
2,599
11.0%




Afroboliviano
580
2.5%




Quechua
453
1.9%




Indígena
271
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 12,345 || 52.5%
|-
| Campesino || 2,599 || 11.0%
|-
| Afroboliviano || 580 || 2.5%
|-
| Quechua || 453 || 1.9%
|-
| Indígena || 271 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
20,727
88.1%
13,454
79.5%




Aymara
9,419
40.0%
8,730
51.6%




Quechua
663
2.8%
411
2.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 20,727 || 88.1% || 13,454 || 79.5%
|-
| Aymara || 9,419 || 40.0% || 8,730 || 51.6%
|-
| Quechua || 663 || 2.8% || 411 || 2.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,276 || 11,444 || 16,930
|| 23,530
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.2 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.6 |m45=3 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=2 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.4 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.3 |f55=2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.3 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ixiamas
 — La Paz
 [021501]





'''Ixiamas Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Iturralde Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Ixiamas Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Iturralde Province.








The Mayor of Ixiamas is Rubén Felix Guerra Dueñas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ixiamas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gualberto Melgares Jiménez
NGP




1
Alternate
Fabiola Pilar Sea Dumay
NGP




2
Member
Alfonso Vicente Ramirez Sea
LIBRE




2
Alternate
Pastorcita Belén Rosales Alipaz
LIBRE




3
Member
Omir Renan Ribert Oliver
SPBC




3
Alternate
Nayorith Molina Chávez
SPBC




4
Member
Damary Epifania Miranda Aranibar
SPBC




4
Alternate
Edwin Rodrigo Vasquez Chuqui
SPBC




5
Member
Dilson Ricardo Gonzáles Alipaz
SPBC




5
Alternate
TBD
SPBC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gualberto Melgares Jiménez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Fabiola Pilar Sea Dumay''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alfonso Vicente Ramirez Sea || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Pastorcita Belén Rosales Alipaz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Omir Renan Ribert Oliver || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Nayorith Molina Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Damary Epifania Miranda Aranibar || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Rodrigo Vasquez Chuqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Dilson Ricardo Gonzáles Alipaz || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 5 de Junio
  • Barracon
  • Carmen del Emero
  • El Carmen de Pecha
  • Macahua
  • Ojaki
  • San Pedro
  • Santa Ana
  • Santa Anita
  • Santa Fe
  • Santa Maria
  • Santa Rosa de Maravilla
  • Undumo
  • El Dorado
  • Ixiamas
  • San Julian
  • Satariapo
  • Tacaso
  • El Tigre
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • El Tigre Alto Madidi
  • Puerto Perez
  • Santa Rosa
  • Cayubaba
  • Corocoro
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • San Felipe
  • Piedras Blancas
  • Segundo Flor de Mayo
  • Tarene
  • Alto Zatariapu
  • San Juan
  • California
  • Las Mercedes
  • 3 de Junio
  • Alamos
  • Flor de Patuju
  • Tacana Ayni
  • Carinde
  • Los Almendrillo
  • Embajadores del Madidi
  • Manantial
  • Machaj Marka
  • Toromonas
  • La Palca
  • Puerto Araona
  • Paquiosal
  • Buena Vista
  • Pampa Alegre
  • Barrero
  • 30 de Agosto
  • Antofagasta
  • Ayfix
  • Esperanza del Madidi
  • Comando
  • Corazon de Leon
  • El Zapato
  • La Paz del Beni
  • Las Parrabas
  • Montecristo
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Puerto Ruso
  • San Antonio de Tequeje
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • Sirari
  • La Mansion
  • El Carmen
  • Dos Mundo
  • Ventarron
  • Campo Central
  • La Chacra
  • Campesina las Palmas
  • Campo Bravo
  • Barrio 16 de Julio
  • Agro Forestal del Carmen
  • Aguas de la Vida
  • San Marcos
  • Nueva Eden
  • Palma  Real
  • Ruso
  • San Pablo
  • San Jose Inafor
  • Carmen Tahua
  • Iturralde
  • Comima
  • Flor de Mayo













Group
People
%






Tacana
3,051
24.2%




Aymara
1,264
10.0%




Tsimane´
670
5.3%




Quechua
657
5.2%




Campesino
555
4.4%




Indígena
187
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Tacana || 3,051 || 24.2%
|-
| Aymara || 1,264 || 10.0%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 670 || 5.3%
|-
| Quechua || 657 || 5.2%
|-
| Campesino || 555 || 4.4%
|-
| Indígena || 187 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,113
80.3%
6,223
66.5%




Aymara
1,218
9.7%
791
8.4%




Quechua
843
6.7%
689
7.4%




Tsimane
526
4.2%
191
2.0%




Tacana
398
3.2%
421
4.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,113 || 80.3% || 6,223 || 66.5%
|-
| Aymara || 1,218 || 9.7% || 791 || 8.4%
|-
| Quechua || 843 || 6.7% || 689 || 7.4%
|-
| Tsimane || 526 || 4.2% || 191 || 2.0%
|-
| Tacana || 398 || 3.2% || 421 || 4.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,618 || 5,625 || 9,362
|| 12,595
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.2 |m5=6.3 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.9 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.9 |m45=3 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.8 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.5 |f15=4 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.2 |f35=3 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.2 |f60=1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Buenaventura
 — La Paz
 [021502]





'''San Buenaventura Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Iturralde Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. San Buenaventura Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Iturralde Province.








The Mayor of San Buenaventura is Antonio Felipe Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Buenaventura has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Sindi Queteguari Quenevo
VENCEREMOS




1
Alternate
Alfredo Cayo Ecos
VENCEREMOS




2
Member
Alelit Martina Monje Hirose
NGP




2
Alternate
Klever Efraín Villanueva Landivar
NGP




3
Member
Maira Cartagena Divibay
IH




3
Alternate
Daniel Divibay Chambi
IH




4
Member
Roberto Cartagena
IH




4
Alternate
María Del Carmen Torralba Medina
IH




5
Member
Mercedes Belen Choque Solano
ASLP




5
Alternate
Marco Antonio Puro Palomeque
ASLP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Sindi Queteguari Quenevo || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfredo Cayo Ecos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alelit Martina Monje Hirose || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Klever Efraín Villanueva Landivar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Maira Cartagena Divibay || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Divibay Chambi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Roberto Cartagena || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''María Del Carmen Torralba Medina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mercedes Belen Choque Solano || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Antonio Puro Palomeque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Isidro
  • Villa Alcira
  • San Buenaventura
  • Altamarani
  • Everest
  • Tres Hermanos
  • Capaina
  • Bella Altura
  • Eyiyoquivo
  • Puerto Guzman
  • Porvenir
  • Villa Fatima
  • Cachichira
  • Cachichira Ii
  • El Dorado
  • Buena Vista
  • 25 de Mayo
  • La Esmeralda
  • San Silvestre
  • Santa Ana
  • Tumupasa
  • Esmeralda 1
  • Hurehuapo
  • Nueva Palestina
  • Paraiso
  • Cinteño
  • Rio Colorado
  • 7 de Diciembre
  • Las Palmeras
  • San Jose de Uchupiamonas
  • San Miguel
  • Nueva Jerusalen













Group
People
%






Tacana
3,511
34.7%




Aymara
776
7.7%




Quechua
630
6.2%




Uchupiamonas
484
4.8%




Ese Ejja
358
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Tacana || 3,511 || 34.7%
|-
| Aymara || 776 || 7.7%
|-
| Quechua || 630 || 6.2%
|-
| Uchupiamonas || 484 || 4.8%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 358 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,611
85.2%
6,539
75.1%




Tacana
814
8.1%
708
8.1%




Quechua
778
7.7%
948
10.9%




Aymara
580
5.7%
564
6.5%




Ese Ejja
287
2.8%
169
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,611 || 85.2% || 6,539 || 75.1%
|-
| Tacana || 814 || 8.1% || 708 || 8.1%
|-
| Quechua || 778 || 7.7% || 948 || 10.9%
|-
| Aymara || 580 || 5.7% || 564 || 6.5%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 287 || 2.8% || 169 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,608 || 6,203 || 8,711
|| 10,105
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5 |m5=6.2 |m10=5.7 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.9 |m30=4 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.5 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.1 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.1 |f5=5.6 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.8 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.3 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Charazani
 — La Paz
 [021601]





'''Charazani Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Bautista Saavedra Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Charazani Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Bautista Saavedra Province.








The Mayor of Charazani is Víctor Edwin Tito Quilla, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Charazani has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Javier Mamani Barrenoso
ASP




1
Alternate
TBD
ASP




2
Member
Nestor Guaqui Silicuana
MTS




2
Alternate
Monica Ramos Machaca
MTS




3
Member
Sabina Silicuana Mamani
NGP




3
Alternate
TBD
NGP




4
Member
Sofonias Condori Huanca
UPC




4
Alternate
TBD
UPC




5
Member
Juana Ina Mendo Huanaco
IH




5
Alternate
TBD
IH




6
Member
Freddy Barrera Porto
IH




6
Alternate
TBD
IH




7
Member
Edwin Yujra Silicuana
VIDA




7
Alternate
TBD
VIDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Javier Mamani Barrenoso || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Nestor Guaqui Silicuana || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Monica Ramos Machaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sabina Silicuana Mamani || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Sofonias Condori Huanca || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Juana Ina Mendo Huanaco || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Freddy Barrera Porto || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Edwin Yujra Silicuana || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Charazani
  • Lunlaya
  • Chipuico
  • Chojnaqota
  • Entre Rios
  • Janqu Qala
  • Moroqarqa
  • Sacanacon
  • Playa
  • Amarete
  • Altarani
  • Atique
  • Chacahuaya
  • Chullumpini
  • Huancarani
  • Jotahoco
  • Llachuani
  • Moyapampa
  • Sorapata
  • Sayhuani
  • Tacachillani
  • Huato
  • Qullpani
  • Viscachani
  • Churupata
  • Chajaya
  • Canlaya
  • Huata Huata
  • Pampa Blanca
  • Mamillon
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Chullina
  • Inca Roca
  • Kallurhuaya
  • Khasu
  • Niño Corin
  • Quiabaya
  • Silij
  • Jatichulaya
  • Carpa
  • Carijana
  • Mahata
  • Mataro
  • Pauje Yuyo
  • Siatha
  • Ñiqus
  • Khuchipampa
  • Soto Pata
  • Florida
  • Quita Calzon
  • Carmen Pampa
  • Chontalaka
  • Pata Wikos
  • Charobamba
  • Paraiso
  • Broncini Grande
  • Tolapampa
  • Huayrapata
  • Caluyo
  • Chacarapi
  • Chari
  • Incaman
  • Chuñini
  • Santa Rosa de Caata













Group
People
%






Kallawaya
10,466
66.4%




Quechua
1,670
10.6%




Aymara
748
4.7%




Originario
513
3.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Kallawaya || 10,466 || 66.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,670 || 10.6%
|-
| Aymara || 748 || 4.7%
|-
| Originario || 513 || 3.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,200
77.4%
8,414
64.6%




Quechua
10,236
64.9%
9,150
70.3%




Aymara
3,302
20.9%
2,742
21.1%




Machajuyay Kallawaya
173
1.1%
237
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,200 || 77.4% || 8,414 || 64.6%
|-
| Quechua || 10,236 || 64.9% || 9,150 || 70.3%
|-
| Aymara || 3,302 || 20.9% || 2,742 || 21.1%
|-
| Machajuyay Kallawaya || 173 || 1.1% || 237 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,406 || 9,161 || 13,023
|| 15,763
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.8 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.1 |m40=3 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.8 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.6 |f25=4 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.2 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Curva
 — La Paz
 [021602]





'''Curva Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Bautista Saavedra Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Curva Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Bautista Saavedra Province.








The Mayor of Curva is Rene Romer Llaves Quisbert, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Curva has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ricardo Llujtaparo Zonco
UPC




1
Alternate
María Pastora Callampa Condori
UPC




2
Member
Rossemary Villca Carrion
UPC




2
Alternate
Nicasio Lazaro Tejerina Bautista
UPC




3
Member
Marco Antonio Michma Challco
UPC




3
Alternate
Danitza Tejerina Llaves
UPC




4
Member
Catalina Quispe Callampa
PATRIA-SOL




4
Alternate
Walter Mamani Cuarite
PATRIA-SOL




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-SOL




5
Alternate
Julian Cusuhue Humana
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ricardo Llujtaparo Zonco || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''María Pastora Callampa Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rossemary Villca Carrion || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicasio Lazaro Tejerina Bautista''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Marco Antonio Michma Challco || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Danitza Tejerina Llaves''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Catalina Quispe Callampa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Walter Mamani Cuarite''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Julian Cusuhue Humana''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 40 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Curva
  • Caalaya
  • Medallani
  • Cañisaya
  • Toto Rani
  • Caballuni
  • Akhanani
  • Isalpampa
  • Qala Turo
  • Caraguata
  • Caalaya
  • Pajan
  • Quellwa Cota
  • Sanachi
  • Pulipata
  • Lagunillas
  • Taypi Cañuma
  • Upinhuaya













Group
People
%






Kallawaya
4,376
66.2%




Quechua
471
7.1%




Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas
266
4.0%




Originario
148
2.2%




Aymara
106
1.6%




Campesino
74
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Kallawaya || 4,376 || 66.2%
|-
| Quechua || 471 || 7.1%
|-
| Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas || 266 || 4.0%
|-
| Originario || 148 || 2.2%
|-
| Aymara || 106 || 1.6%
|-
| Campesino || 74 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,784
72.4%
2,024
61.6%




Quechua
4,118
62.3%
2,122
64.6%




Aymara
1,586
24.0%
962
29.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,784 || 72.4% || 2,024 || 61.6%
|-
| Quechua || 4,118 || 62.3% || 2,122 || 64.6%
|-
| Aymara || 1,586 || 24.0% || 962 || 29.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,589 || 2,213 || 3,285
|| 6,611
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6 |m5=6 |m10=5.8 |m15=5.4 |m20=5.8 |m25=4.9 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.1 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.2 |m60=1.1 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=5.4 |f5=5 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.4 |f20=5.1 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.2 |f45=2 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.9 |f70=1 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Copacabana
 — La Paz
 [021701]





'''Copacabana Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Manco Kapac Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Manco Kapac Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Copacabana is Nelly Cristina Tito Díaz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Copacabana has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
María Magdalena Paye Quispe
M.P.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
M.P.S.




2
Member
Richard Paye López
M.P.S.




2
Alternate
TBD
M.P.S.




3
Member
Froilan Yovani Ali Poma
UPC




3
Alternate
TBD
UPC




4
Member
Modesta Condori Ramos
UPC




4
Alternate
TBD
UPC




5
Member
Raúl Alberto Uscamayta Maquera
SPBC




5
Alternate
TBD
SPBC




6
Member
Javier Leonardo Paye Rodríguez
IH




6
Alternate
Felisa Mendoza Ticona
IH




7
Member
Luisa Illanes Quisbert
PATRIA-SOL




7
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || María Magdalena Paye Quispe || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Richard Paye López || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Froilan Yovani Ali Poma || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Modesta Condori Ramos || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Raúl Alberto Uscamayta Maquera || rowspan="2" | SPBC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Javier Leonardo Paye Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Felisa Mendoza Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Luisa Illanes Quisbert || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alto San Pedro
  • Chamacani
  • Chañi
  • Chaapampa
  • Cusijata
  • Huacuyo
  • Huayra Sucupa
  • Chissi
  • Marca Kosco
  • San Miguel de Hueco
  • Sopocachi
  • Tocopa
  • Villa Ajanani
  • Copacabana
  • Ayllu Originario Ajanani
  • Copacati Baja
  • Kasani
  • Sahuiña
  • Viluyo
  • Locka
  • Jiska Kota
  • Villa Vista
  • Yampupata
  • Chachapoya
  • Challapampa
  • Kellay Belen
  • Kollasuyo
  • Santa Ana
  • Sicuani
  • Siripaca
  • Titicachi
  • Yumani
  • Isla de la Luna
  • Sampaya
  • Challa Isla del Sol













Group
People
%






Aymara
11,589
66.4%




Lupaca
904
5.2%




Campesino
775
4.4%




Indígena
179
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 11,589 || 66.4%
|-
| Lupaca || 904 || 5.2%
|-
| Campesino || 775 || 4.4%
|-
| Indígena || 179 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,808
84.8%
11,313
75.8%




Aymara
11,887
68.1%
10,717
71.8%




Quechua
196
1.1%
184
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,808 || 84.8% || 11,313 || 75.8%
|-
| Aymara || 11,887 || 68.1% || 10,717 || 71.8%
|-
| Quechua || 196 || 1.1% || 184 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,573 || 14,586 || 14,931
|| 17,463
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=3.9 |m10=4.3 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.5 |m25=3.5 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.1 |m45=3 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.5 |m65=2.1 |m70=1.7 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=2.6 |f5=3.9 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.4 |f40=3.5 |f45=3.3 |f50=3.1 |f55=2.8 |f60=3.1 |f65=2.3 |f70=2 |f75=1.6 |f80=1 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro de Tiquina
 — La Paz
 [021702]





'''San Pedro de Tiquina Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Manco Kapac Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Pedro de Tiquina is Raúl Pari Díaz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro de Tiquina has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jhaqueline Orellana Mamani
NGP




1
Alternate
Wilfredo Cusi Choque
NGP




2
Member
Sabino Mayta Quispe
NGP




2
Alternate
Marisol Chipana Mamani
NGP




3
Member
Noemi Isabel Saire Rodríguez
UPC




3
Alternate
José Luis Flores Arratia
UPC




4
Member
Primitivo Avendaño Mamani
UPC




4
Alternate
Leonor Ramos Intimayta
UPC




5
Member
Brigida Uscamayta Argani
PATRIA-SOL




5
Alternate
Víctor Carlos Yapuchura Gemio
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jhaqueline Orellana Mamani || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilfredo Cusi Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Sabino Mayta Quispe || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marisol Chipana Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Noemi Isabel Saire Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Flores Arratia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Primitivo Avendaño Mamani || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonor Ramos Intimayta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Brigida Uscamayta Argani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Carlos Yapuchura Gemio''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Pedro de Tiquina
  • Ojjelaya
  • Silaya
  • San Pablo de Tiquina
  • Lojpaya
  • Santiago de Ojje
  • Lupalaya
  • Calata Capurita
  • Calata Grande
  • Calata San Martin
  • Villa San Martin
  • Camacachi
  • Chicharro
  • Corihuaya
  • Huayllani
  • Isla Taquiri
  • Villa Amacari













Group
People
%






Aymara
7,256
79.2%




Campesino
243
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,256 || 79.2%
|-
| Campesino || 243 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,948
86.7%
4,885
80.7%




Aymara
6,083
66.4%
4,690
77.5%




Quechua
109
1.2%
110
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,948 || 86.7% || 4,885 || 80.7%
|-
| Aymara || 6,083 || 66.4% || 4,690 || 77.5%
|-
| Quechua || 109 || 1.2% || 110 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,490 || 6,093 || 6,052
|| 9,164
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.5 |m5=3.9 |m10=3.8 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.1 |m30=3.2 |m35=2.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=3.2 |m55=3.2 |m60=3.1 |m65=2.6 |m70=2.4 |m75=1.8 |m80=1.2 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.3 |f5=3.5 |f10=3.8 |f15=2.9 |f20=3 |f25=2.8 |f30=3.1 |f35=3 |f40=2.9 |f45=3.3 |f50=3.3 |f55=3.2 |f60=3.2 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.6 |f75=1.7 |f80=1.4 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tito Yupanqui
 — La Paz
 [021703]





'''Tito Yupanqui Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Manco Kapac Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tito Yupanqui is Martha Viviana Ramos Pucho, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tito Yupanqui has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Luz Virginia Chachaqui Quispe
ASP




1
Alternate
Grover Camilo Saire Kantuta
ASP




2
Member
TBD
ASP




2
Alternate
Natalia Flores Mamani
ASP




3
Member
María Elena Velasco Acho
PDC




3
Alternate
TBD
PDC




4
Member
Edmundo Velasco Chambi
LIBRE




4
Alternate
Lucia Condori Apaza
LIBRE




5
Member
Roger Crispin Machaca Flores
ASLP




5
Alternate
Lizeth Carolina Bautista Choquevillca
ASLP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Luz Virginia Chachaqui Quispe || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Grover Camilo Saire Kantuta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | ASP
|-
| Alternate || ''Natalia Flores Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || María Elena Velasco Acho || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Edmundo Velasco Chambi || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucia Condori Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Roger Crispin Machaca Flores || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lizeth Carolina Bautista Choquevillca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alto Sihualaya
  • Chiquipata
  • Chichilaya
  • Coaquipa
  • Huatapampa
  • Tito Yupanqui
  • Alto Parque Pujio













Group
People
%






Aymara
5,333
70.9%




Campesino
241
3.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,333 || 70.9%
|-
| Campesino || 241 || 3.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,340
84.3%
4,723
75.4%




Aymara
4,575
60.8%
4,774
76.2%




Quechua
57
0.8%
75
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,340 || 84.3% || 4,723 || 75.4%
|-
| Aymara || 4,575 || 60.8% || 4,774 || 76.2%
|-
| Quechua || 57 || 0.8% || 75 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,491 || 2,213 || 6,261
|| 7,525
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.1 |m5=2.8 |m10=3.7 |m15=3.8 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.7 |m30=5.7 |m35=4.4 |m40=4.6 |m45=3.6 |m50=3.5 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=1.9 |f5=2.9 |f10=3.3 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.6 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.9 |f45=3.3 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.4 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro de Curahuara
 — La Paz
 [021801]





'''San Pedro de Curahuara Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Gualberto Villarroel Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Gualberto Villarroel Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of San Pedro de Curahuara is Edgar Mamani Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro de Curahuara has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Brigido Celso Mamani Vargas
FRI




1
Alternate
Mercedes Huanca Aduviri
FRI




2
Member
Marcial Mamani Colque
PDC




2
Alternate
TBD
PDC




3
Member
Óscar Huanca Salinas
UPC




3
Alternate
TBD
UPC




4
Member
Edwin Aleluya Terrazas
ASLP




4
Alternate
TBD
ASLP




5
Member
Orlando Martínez Ramírez
ASLP




5
Alternate
TBD
ASLP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Brigido Celso Mamani Vargas || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Mercedes Huanca Aduviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marcial Mamani Colque || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Óscar Huanca Salinas || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Edwin Aleluya Terrazas || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Orlando Martínez Ramírez || rowspan="2" | ASLP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chambi Chico
  • Cotapata
  • Hilata Alta
  • San Pedro de Curahuara
  • Huayhuasi
  • Vilacota
  • Ñeque Jahuira
  • Tika Belen
  • Union Villa Pampa
  • Saraca Santiago de Rayo Pucara
  • Tola Willque
  • Supurani
  • Villa Walcani
  • Achaviri
  • Sacacani
  • Puerto Chilahuala
  • Puerto Capital Castrillo
  • Unto Chico Bajo
  • Jankho Marca
  • Janco Marka Grande
  • Vilacondo
  • Pampa Huta
  • Janco Marka Grande
  • Colchani
  • San Juan Pata
  • Pujuhallita
  • Manquiri
  • Acohaconi
  • Paxicala
  • Piticollo
  • Villa Potosi
  • Villa Manquiri
  • Centro Manquiri
  • Jailliri
  • Villa Laymini
  • Huayllatiri
  • Centro Chojña
  • Hilata Baja
  • Arax Uma
  • Chojña Grande
  • Romero Pampa
  • Villa Blanca
  • Ñiqui Pampa
  • Santos Marka Thula
  • Lluxllapata
  • Bella Vista
  • Kari
  • Phakahwa
  • Aleluya
  • Canapata
  • Challamarca
  • Irupata
  • Tola Pampa
  • Villcani
  • Pichacani
  • Huisco Kari
  • Acopata
  • Chapicollo
  • Jalsuri
  • Llicapani
  • Beltran
  • Kalli Pampa
  • Hornuni
  • Huari
  • Callipampa
  • Centro Llocohuta
  • Kanapata
  • Tolar Pampa
  • Alto Belen
  • Jachamaya
  • Hunto Chico Sur
  • Villa Remedios













Group
People
%






Aymara
7,046
76.4%




Originario
289
3.1%




Campesino
264
2.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
211
2.3%




Indígena
144
1.6%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
114
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,046 || 76.4%
|-
| Originario || 289 || 3.1%
|-
| Campesino || 264 || 2.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 211 || 2.3%
|-
| Indígena || 144 || 1.6%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 114 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,693
83.5%
6,948
78.4%




Aymara
7,235
78.5%
6,929
78.2%




Quechua
141
1.5%
151
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,693 || 83.5% || 6,948 || 78.4%
|-
| Aymara || 7,235 || 78.5% || 6,929 || 78.2%
|-
| Quechua || 141 || 1.5% || 151 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,447 || 8,103 || 8,858
|| 9,217
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.5 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.7 |m55=3 |m60=2.7 |m65=2.5 |m70=2.1 |m75=1.6 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.8
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.9 |f10=3.9 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.4 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.6 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Papel Pampa
 — La Paz
 [021802]





'''Papel Pampa Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Gualberto Villarroel Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Papel Pampa is Luis Fundador Mamani Lucas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Papel Pampa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Maritza Rocha Lovera
NGP




1
Alternate
Emilio Huanca Ticona
NGP




2
Member
Lorenza Hilda Flores Cabezas
NGP




2
Alternate
TBD
NGP




3
Member
Faviola Cristina Tupa Mamani
IH




3
Alternate
Luis Miguel Mamani Luna
IH




4
Member
Beatriz Ross Mery Calle Soliz
VIDA




4
Alternate
Edgar Blanco Fernández
VIDA




5
Member
Martha Cabezas Herrera
VIDA




5
Alternate
Alfredo Huiza Herrera
VIDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Maritza Rocha Lovera || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Emilio Huanca Ticona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lorenza Hilda Flores Cabezas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Faviola Cristina Tupa Mamani || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Miguel Mamani Luna''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Beatriz Ross Mery Calle Soliz || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Edgar Blanco Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Martha Cabezas Herrera || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfredo Huiza Herrera''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cosiraya
  • Tholapata
  • Villa Palca
  • Papel Pampa
  • Cayllasirca
  • Huancuri
  • Karuamaya
  • Loma Blanca
  • Jokho Calle
  • Uma Palca
  • Circa Cruzani
  • Cruzani Alta
  • Concepcion Pucarani
  • Llojlla Chico
  • Llojlla Grande
  • Mariscal Andres de Santa Cruz
  • Yampara Chico
  • Yampara Grande
  • Mollebamba
  • Anathola
  • Huarachi
  • Alianza
  • Bolivar
  • Janko Huicho
  • Laruta
  • Unopata
  • Union Tholar
  • Laruta Circa Grande
  • San Jose Alto
  • San Jose Centro
  • Santa Ana
  • Centro Unopata
  • Choque Huito
  • Cañaviri Alto
  • San Felipe de Challa
  • Cayllachura
  • Rivera Baja San Miguel
  • Alto Rivera Circuyo Toloma
  • Centro Rivera
  • Rivera Alta
  • Tituza
  • Colqueamaya Alta
  • Colqueamaya Baja
  • Janko Phity
  • Santa Ana Alta
  • Santa Ana Baja
  • Copacabana Campo Verde
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Villa Dolores Agustin
  • Cristo Asuncion San Felipe
  • Union Escalona
  • Virgen de Copacabana
  • Pacollo













Group
People
%






Aymara
5,039
75.8%




Campesino
315
4.7%




Originario
92
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,039 || 75.8%
|-
| Campesino || 315 || 4.7%
|-
| Originario || 92 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,732
86.2%
5,392
77.0%




Aymara
5,118
77.0%
5,233
74.7%




Quechua
209
3.1%
251
3.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,732 || 86.2% || 5,392 || 77.0%
|-
| Aymara || 5,118 || 77.0% || 5,233 || 74.7%
|-
| Quechua || 209 || 3.1% || 251 || 3.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,039 || 6,053 || 7,003
|| 6,649
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.4 |m15=3 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.1 |m50=3.4 |m55=2.6 |m60=3 |m65=2.7 |m70=2.6 |m75=1.7 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.7 |f10=3.9 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.8 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.3 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.9
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Chacarilla
 — La Paz
 [021803]





'''Chacarilla Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Gualberto Villarroel Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Chacarilla is Juan Pablo Vasquez Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Chacarilla has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Maribel Gonzáles Gutiérrez
M.P.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
M.P.S.




2
Member
Ayda Dayna Flores Blanco
NGP




2
Alternate
TBD
NGP




3
Member
Feliza María Gutiérrez Jacinto
UPC




3
Alternate
TBD
UPC




4
Member
Reynaldo Flores Moya
UPC




4
Alternate
Natividad Flores Blanco
UPC




5
Member
Daniel Tancara Apaza
VIDA




5
Alternate
TBD
VIDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Maribel Gonzáles Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ayda Dayna Flores Blanco || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Feliza María Gutiérrez Jacinto || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Reynaldo Flores Moya || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Natividad Flores Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Daniel Tancara Apaza || rowspan="2" | VIDA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 41 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chacarilla
  • Taruhutani
  • Laramuta
  • Tula Ñusata
  • Untu Chico Alto Pampa Brava
  • Untu Chico Chucuhuna
  • Untuchico Alta Pampabrava
  • Chojñacota
  • San Juanillo
  • Jiska Palca
  • Rosapata
  • Alto Unido
  • San Juan Pacollo
  • Puerto Aroma













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,587
77.3%




Indígena
52
2.5%




Campesino
42
2.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
35
1.7%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
22
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,587 || 77.3%
|-
| Indígena || 52 || 2.5%
|-
| Campesino || 42 || 2.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 35 || 1.7%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 22 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,711
83.4%
1,583
79.0%




Aymara
1,555
75.8%
1,583
79.0%




Quechua
33
1.6%
37
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,711 || 83.4% || 1,583 || 79.0%
|-
| Aymara || 1,555 || 75.8% || 1,583 || 79.0%
|-
| Quechua || 33 || 1.6% || 37 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,199 || 1,566 || 2,004
|| 2,052
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.2 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.4 |m30=3.6 |m35=2.8 |m40=3 |m45=3.3 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.5 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.8 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.2 |f65=2.1 |f70=2.1 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santiago de Machaca
 — La Paz
 [021901]





'''Santiago de Machaca Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the General José Manuel Pando Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Santiago de Machaca Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in General José Manuel Pando Province.








The Mayor of Santiago de Machaca is Waldomiro Sanga Villalobos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santiago de Machaca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Petronila Villalobos Condori
VENCEREMOS




1
Alternate
Policarpio Ticona Tarqui
VENCEREMOS




2
Member
Nestor Espejo Choque
FRI




2
Alternate
TBD
FRI




3
Member
Adriana Mamani Ticona
NGP




3
Alternate
TBD
NGP




4
Member
Bernabe Tarqui Tuco
UPC




4
Alternate
TBD
UPC




5
Member
Nelbia Evelin Ancasi Choque
UPC




5
Alternate
TBD
UPC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Petronila Villalobos Condori || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Policarpio Ticona Tarqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Nestor Espejo Choque || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Adriana Mamani Ticona || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Bernabe Tarqui Tuco || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nelbia Evelin Ancasi Choque || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chulcutani
  • Churu Churu
  • Catacora
  • Viilla Willque
  • Chacolla
  • Cano
  • Santiago de Machaca
  • Calasaya
  • Condor Amaya
  • Huanca
  • Janco Jake
  • Chingani
  • Guarachi
  • Jahuirja Suazo
  • Tolalaca
  • Palomani
  • Soroco
  • Chacoma
  • Ancoamaya
  • Canchoj Thucalaca
  • Capilluni
  • Choquipujo
  • Estamaya
  • Gutierrez
  • Limani
  • Machacoyo
  • Mamani
  • Morocamaya
  • Piamaya Gutierrez
  • Quehuani Villa Pata
  • Quequesani Ococani Pallcoma
  • Sora Belen
  • Tijrata
  • Tupalani
  • Vinto Wilamaya
  • Ocata
  • Winto
  • Alto Quellacota
  • Pallallcollo
  • Pacollo
  • San Juan de Rosa Pata
  • Ponce Alto
  • Ichucata
  • Alto Corhuari
  • Colljara
  • Jarukuta
  • Auqui Amaya
  • Calacala
  • Collpa
  • Surco Vila Santa Barbara
  • Mallcapi
  • Chuquitillihua
  • Sorahuata
  • Tarujamaya
  • Chulluncayani
  • Sancani Berenguela
  • Sancani Santiago
  • Huaylloco
  • Anatarape
  • Faroco
  • Lekelekeni
  • Arapapaya
  • Choco
  • Estancia Cuchuni
  • Estancia Alkake
  • Villa Exaltacion
  • Llallagua Huaylloco
  • Aceruni
  • Totorani
  • Kelkata
  • Añufani
  • Antajarani
  • Campuco
  • Llanquiri Segundo
  • Llanquiri Primero
  • Kawrajamavi
  • Matanza
  • Berenguela
  • Payrumani Chico
  • Sarcota
  • Llallagua
  • Villa Casquiri
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Chiarhuyo
  • Itapalluni
  • Rosario de Bendilluma
  • Tiquitiquini
  • Kumo
  • Pojpocollo
  • Pallallcollo
  • Callum Chullpa
  • Acharaya
  • Añahuani
  • Ataconi
  • Choquepiña
  • Murmuntani
  • Poquicanta
  • Sicuani
  • Willki
  • Acocata
  • Huaripujo Arriba
  • Huaripujo Bajo
  • Taypi Belen
  • Huanacamaya













Group
People
%






Aymara
5,699
83.7%




Campesino
146
2.1%




Originario
110
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,699 || 83.7%
|-
| Campesino || 146 || 2.1%
|-
| Originario || 110 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,080
89.3%
3,698
80.5%




Aymara
4,825
70.9%
3,443
75.0%




Quechua
54
0.8%
62
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,080 || 89.3% || 3,698 || 80.5%
|-
| Aymara || 4,825 || 70.9% || 3,443 || 75.0%
|-
| Quechua || 54 || 0.8% || 62 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,735 || 4,402 || 4,593
|| 6,805
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.1 |m10=4 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.4 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.5 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.8 |m45=3 |m50=3 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.4 |m65=2.2 |m70=2 |m75=2 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.7
|f0=2.6 |f5=4.2 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.1 |f25=3.9 |f30=2.9 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.7 |f55=3.2 |f60=2.9 |f65=2.3 |f70=2.2 |f75=1.5 |f80=1.2 |f85=0.9
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Catacora
 — La Paz
 [021902]





'''Catacora Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the General José Manuel Pando Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Catacora Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in General José Manuel Pando Province.








The Mayor of Catacora is Hiver Flores Tórrez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Catacora has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Sandra Maribel Ururi Gutiérrez
UPC




1
Alternate
TBD
UPC




2
Member
Limbert Marino Catacora
UPC




2
Alternate
TBD
UPC




3
Member
Sonia Flores Mamani
A-UPP




3
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP




4
Member
Geronimo Ururi Poma
A-UPP




4
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP




5
Member
Domy Soledad Poma Flores
PATRIA-SOL




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-SOL











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Sandra Maribel Ururi Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Limbert Marino Catacora || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sonia Flores Mamani || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Geronimo Ururi Poma || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Domy Soledad Poma Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-SOL
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cliza
  • Quimsachata
  • Toluyo
  • Catacora
  • Pairumani Grande
  • Iquillavi
  • Tolacollo
  • Pampiña
  • Pajchiri
  • Parachi
  • Catacora
  • Callaza
  • Chirijini
  • Patapujo
  • Pichuña
  • Piquenchaca
  • Cotari
  • Piñotani
  • Zaparani













Group
People
%






Aymara
3,858
72.1%




Campesino
147
2.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
82
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,858 || 72.1%
|-
| Campesino || 147 || 2.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 82 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,444
83.0%
2,363
82.0%




Aymara
3,060
57.2%
1,990
69.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,444 || 83.0% || 2,363 || 82.0%
|-
| Aymara || 3,060 || 57.2% || 1,990 || 69.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 842 || 1,735 || 2,881
|| 5,351
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5 |m10=5 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.7 |m25=5.2 |m30=4.2 |m35=4 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.8 |m50=2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.3 |m65=1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.1 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.8 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.3 |f65=1 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Caranavi
 — La Paz
 [022001]





'''Caranavi Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Caranavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Caranavi Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Caranavi Province.








The Mayor of Caranavi is Marco Antonio Mamani Ramos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Caranavi has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rodrigo Palli Quispe
MTS




1
Alternate
Candelaria Quispe Mamani
MTS




2
Member
Severo Lazaro Quisbert Valencia
JALLALLA LP




2
Alternate
TBD
JALLALLA LP




3
Member
Loyda Reyna Tintaya Saucedo
M.P.S.




3
Alternate
Franklin Jorge Llanos Pinto
M.P.S.




4
Member
Willy Sucapuca Laura
FRI




4
Alternate
TBD
FRI




5
Member
Veronica Morales Vergara
FRI




5
Alternate
Xavier Ricardo Rojas Zambrana
FRI




6
Member
Juan José Machicado Aguilar
FRI




6
Alternate
TBD
FRI




7
Member
Evert Willam Villca Espinoza
IH




7
Alternate
Braiza Kely Apaza Chuquimia
IH




8
Member
Vilma Verónica Torrejón Villegas
IH




8
Alternate
Néstor Adolfo Velasquez Mamani
IH




9
Member
José Ricardo Vargas Dorado
IH




9
Alternate
Shyrley Selena Ojeda Huanca
IH











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rodrigo Palli Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Candelaria Quispe Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Severo Lazaro Quisbert Valencia || rowspan="2" | JALLALLA LP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Loyda Reyna Tintaya Saucedo || rowspan="2" | M.P.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Franklin Jorge Llanos Pinto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Willy Sucapuca Laura || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Veronica Morales Vergara || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Xavier Ricardo Rojas Zambrana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juan José Machicado Aguilar || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Evert Willam Villca Espinoza || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Braiza Kely Apaza Chuquimia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Vilma Verónica Torrejón Villegas || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Néstor Adolfo Velasquez Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || José Ricardo Vargas Dorado || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Shyrley Selena Ojeda Huanca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Caranavi
  • Santa Fe
  • Bolinda
  • Huari Nuevo
  • San Antonio de Bolinda
  • Bella Vista
  • Pachamama
  • Union Villa San Juan
  • Bautista Saavedra A
  • Bautista Saavedra B
  • Bautista Saavedra C
  • Copacabana
  • Manco Kapac Chico
  • Villa Flor
  • Villa Flor 2do
  • Villa Rosario
  • Virgen de Fatima
  • San Ignacio
  • Loa Primera
  • Litoral
  • Taipiplaya
  • Agropecuaria Cristo Rey
  • Agropecuaria Viluyo
  • Corpus Christi
  • Fiscal Belen
  • Achiri
  • Juan del Valle A
  • Niño Jesus
  • Alto Italaque
  • Ingavi
  • Rio Mercedes 2da Zona
  • Loa
  • Muñecas
  • Quilla Quillani
  • Santa Rita
  • Juan del Valle B
  • Juan del Valle C
  • Villa Santa Cruz
  • Hernan Siles de Mallasa
  • General Perez
  • Coop Agropecuaria Industrial General Perez
  • Centro Cafetal Esperanza
  • Alto Esperanza
  • Peregrinos
  • Bartos
  • Esperanza
  • Esperanza "B"
  • Huatajata
  • Jose Carrasco
  • Santo Domingo
  • Alto Agua Rica
  • Fiscal la Florida
  • Alto San Silverio
  • Hernan Siles Zuazo
  • Santa Rosa
  • San Antonio
  • Peñas
  • Miraflores
  • Agua Rica 3er Grupo
  • Fiscal Agua Rica
  • Santa Ana
  • Chojña
  • 2 de Julio
  • Alto Chojña
  • El Palmar A
  • German Busch
  • Villa Armonia
  • Alto Villa
  • Alto Bolivar
  • Palmar B
  • Vida Nueva
  • Flor de Mayo
  • 18 de Mayo
  • Condor Calvario
  • Illimani B Zona Alta
  • Illimani A
  • Fortin Nanahua
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • 10 de Febrero de Illimani
  • Illimani B
  • Illimani C
  • Mejillones
  • Villa Asuncion
  • Illimani B Segundo Bajo
  • Gualberto Villarroel Segundo
  • Alto Illimani los Andes
  • Villa San Jose Segundo
  • Buen Pastor
  • 10 de Febrero
  • Pumiri
  • 26 de Abril
  • Alto Sajama
  • Cordillera Nor Este
  • Collasuyo
  • Union Progreso
  • Moscovia
  • Norte Paceño
  • 25 de Abril
  • Calama
  • Fernandez
  • Sajama A
  • Carrasco la Reserva
  • Aguas Turbias Segundo
  • Aguila
  • Aguas Turbias I
  • Chojña Pampa
  • Cultural Unidos
  • Dos Pocitos
  • Uchumachi
  • Los Incas
  • Sabaya
  • San Juan
  • Siempre Unidos
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Villa Union
  • Collasuyo B
  • Avaroa
  • Union Incas
  • Alto Sabaya
  • San Jose de Villa Union
  • Cultural Unidos Segunda
  • Choro
  • Puerto Leon
  • San Pablo de Huayrapata
  • San Pedro de Leon
  • Rio Seco
  • San Pedro
  • San Pedro de Caranavi
  • Alto Elevacion Choro Bajo
  • Bajo Choro
  • Alto Puerto Leon
  • Alborada
  • Alto Alianza
  • Alto Ascencion
  • Waldo Ballivian Tercera
  • Chuma
  • Entre Rios
  • Los Andes
  • Cooperativa Monte Horeb
  • Magallanes Sombral
  • Monte Sinai
  • Manco Kapac
  • Primavera
  • Magallanes Solar
  • Tupac Katari
  • Union Camacho
  • Villa Camacho
  • Villa Exaltacion
  • Villa Oriente
  • San Juan 8 Estrella
  • Union Berea
  • Entre Rios Pueblo
  • Monte Horeb
  • Union Camacho Sombral
  • Rosario Entre Rios
  • Choronta Berea
  • 8 de Septiembre Sombral
  • Oh Linda
  • Waldo Ballivian 1ra
  • Intercultural Israel
  • Illampu
  • Illampu - San Lorenzo
  • Israel Unificada
  • Agrologica Oro Verde
  • Canihuaya
  • Segunda Union Berea
  • Agricola Alcon
  • Los Andes Zona 3
  • Aguas Turbias
  • Aguas Verdes
  • Loayza
  • Milluni
  • Payasismo
  • Porvenir B
  • San Jorge 1ero
  • Titirhuara
  • Santa Fe
  • Porvenir A
  • Khanatatani
  • San Juan de Achacamata
  • General Perez
  • Aguas Verdes
  • La Cumbre
  • Alcoche
  • Alcoche Disperso
  • Villa San Jose
  • Magic
  • Santa Rosa
  • Cañada Calacoto
  • Kullucucho
  • Incahuara
  • Villa Incahuara
  • 12 de Octubre
  • Agraria Incahuara
  • Gran Poder Mejillones
  • Simon Bolivar
  • San Pablo
  • San Pablo Norte
  • San Pablo Primero
  • San Pablo Ii
  • Mundial
  • Alto Siempre Unidos
  • San Jose
  • Segunda Israel
  • Alto San Lorenzo
  • Alto Lima Zona 2
  • Alto Israel
  • Cooperativa Alto Sajama
  • Libertador
  • Nueva Llusta Segunda
  • Rio Mercedes Primera
  • Rio San Juanito
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Villa Turini
  • San Salvador
  • San Lorenzo Zona 4
  • San Lorenzo Zona 6
  • Segundo San Lorenzo
  • Llusta Rio San Juanito
  • Villa Caturapi
  • Galilea Israel
  • Primera Israel
  • Sombral Israel
  • Nueva Canaan
  • Nueva Llusta Primera
  • Union San Lorenzo
  • Rio Espiritu
  • Agroecologia Kori Inti
  • Alto Lima Zona 4
  • Alto 18 de Mayo
  • Segunda Bolivar
  • Santa Fe
  • Bajo Broncini
  • La Estrella
  • Exaltacion
  • Tacurani
  • Urbanizacion Uyunense
  • Simon Bolivar
  • Boqueron
  • Chua Primera
  • Chua Dos Pinos
  • Eduardo Avaroa
  • Progreso
  • Quijarro
  • San Isidro
  • Alto Broncini
  • Coronel Manchego
  • Uyunense
  • Flor de Pusillani
  • Broncesal
  • Ingavi Primera
  • Vado Hondo
  • Central Pacajes Jatunkollo
  • Ingavi Segundo
  • Huayna Potosi
  • Patacamaya
  • Tupac Katari Ii
  • Sector Senia
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Tercera Villa Victoria C
  • Taypiplaya
  • Condor Llimphi
  • Flor de Mayo
  • Flor de Mayo
  • Villa los Andes
  • Flor Cafetal
  • Tupac Catari Primera
  • Union Juvenil
  • La Colmena
  • Alto los Andes
  • Gran Poder
  • San Luis
  • Villa Imperial
  • Fiscal Villa Suncion
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • Primero Zona de Mayo
  • 2 de Mayo
  • Villa Elevacion 3ra
  • Villa San Jose
  • Agropecuaria la Esperanza
  • Esperanza Segunda
  • Centro Villa Elevacion
  • Villa Elevacion
  • Villa Flor de Mayo
  • Villa Elevacion Primera
  • Tres de Mayo
  • 8 de Septiembre
  • San Juan Challamayo
  • Tupac Katari
  • Siete Estrellas
  • Primera Simon Bolivar
  • Tupac Belen
  • Tupac Sombral
  • Tercera Union Berea
  • Union Berea B
  • Virgen Copacabana
  • Kantutani
  • Torrecual
  • Villa Montes
  • Waldo Ballivian
  • El Porvenir
  • Callisaya Segunda
  • Callisaya 1ra
  • Villa Rosa Pampa
  • Torrecual Primera
  • Bello Horizonte
  • Tres Estrellas A
  • Tres Estrellas B
  • Villa Victoria C
  • Villa Victoria B
  • Villa Victoria D
  • Villa Victoria A
  • Villa Pacajes
  • San Martin













Group
People
%






Aymara
26,583
44.5%




Campesino
3,303
5.5%




Quechua
2,454
4.1%




Indígena
852
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 26,583 || 44.5%
|-
| Campesino || 3,303 || 5.5%
|-
| Quechua || 2,454 || 4.1%
|-
| Indígena || 852 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
51,878
86.9%
38,709
76.9%




Aymara
20,429
34.2%
21,405
42.5%




Quechua
3,472
5.8%
3,876
7.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 51,878 || 86.9% || 38,709 || 76.9%
|-
| Aymara || 20,429 || 34.2% || 21,405 || 42.5%
|-
| Quechua || 3,472 || 5.8% || 3,876 || 7.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 43,060 || 50,330
|| 59,676
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.9 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.6 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.9 |f25=4.6 |f30=4 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.4 |f50=2 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.6 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Alto Beni
 — La Paz
 [022002]





'''Alto Beni Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Caranavi Province in the La Paz Department in Bolivia. Alto Beni Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Caranavi Province.








The Mayor of Alto Beni is Joaquín Benito Mamani Siñani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Alto Beni has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Saydy Chipana Callisaya
VENCEREMOS




1
Alternate
Jesús Prados Mamani
VENCEREMOS




2
Member
Juan García Achata
VENCEREMOS




2
Alternate
Maribel Marino Maqui
VENCEREMOS




3
Member
Nataly Gonzales Divico
NGP




3
Alternate
Ademar Auca Huanca
NGP




4
Member
Sonia Gonzales Ramirez
UPC




4
Alternate
José Condori Choque
UPC




5
Member
Cecilio Huanca Timpa
IH




5
Alternate
Lidia Kalla Kapa
IH











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Saydy Chipana Callisaya || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jesús Prados Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan García Achata || rowspan="2" | VENCEREMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Marino Maqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nataly Gonzales Divico || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ademar Auca Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Sonia Gonzales Ramirez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''José Condori Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Cecilio Huanca Timpa || rowspan="2" | IH
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Kalla Kapa''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 42 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Troncal Sararia
  • Troncal Santa Fe
  • Santa Rosa
  • 3 de Noviembre
  • Villa Santiago
  • Apostol Santiago
  • Berlin
  • Illimani
  • Collasuyo
  • Entre Rios Km 52
  • Forestal
  • Fortaleza
  • Villa Illimani
  • Loma Linda
  • Loma Verde
  • Los Andes
  • Nueva Chuani
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Villa Piquendo
  • Playa Piquendo
  • Progreso
  • Rosario
  • Valle Grande
  • San Francisco
  • Santa Elena
  • Villa Camacho
  • San Juan de Piquendo
  • Santo Domingo
  • Bella Vista
  • Alianza
  • Neptal Unida
  • Porvenir Km 48
  • Cruz Loma
  • Islas Verdes
  • Manantial
  • Cruz Agro Ecologica
  • 20 de Octubre
  • Agro Ecologico Primero de Mayo
  • Villa Unificada Caserio Nueve
  • Nueva Pasuja
  • Colla Inca
  • Agropecuaria Brecha Chanaleo
  • 11 de Julio Nueva Esperanza
  • Chiutari
  • Flor de Mayo
  • San Luis
  • Ampliacion San Luis
  • Ampliacion San Luis Ii
  • Carerio 1
  • Caserio 2
  • Caserio 3
  • Caserio 7
  • Caserio 8
  • Caserio 10
  • Caserio 12
  • San  Jose Caserio 11
  • San Pedro
  • Union San Pedro
  • Agroecologico el Progreso
  • San Rosario
  • Ocampo
  • Bayeton
  • Belen
  • Ingavi
  • Los Tigres
  • Villa Trinidad
  • Wilmayo
  • Sindicato Loa
  • Mejillones
  • Oro Verde
  • Santa Rosa
  • Villa Eduardo Avaroa
  • Puerto Linares
  • Sucre
  • Entre Rios Playa Azul
  • Alto Mercedes
  • Nor Chichas
  • San Juan de Suapi
  • Villa Litoral
  • San Antonio
  • Paco
  • Primero de Julio
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • 3 de Mayo
  • Palmar Suapi
  • Pista Suapi
  • Concesion Illimani
  • Espontaneo San Antonio
  • Monterrey
  • La Cascada
  • Mercedes
  • Puente Alto Beni
  • Cinco Llajchi
  • Alto Pajonal B
  • Playa Ancha
  • Playa Tres
  • Romance
  • Arca de Noe
  • San Fernando I
  • San Fernando Ii
  • San Martin
  • San Vicente
  • Segunda Arca
  • Segunda Nueva Esperanza
  • Segunda Porvenir A
  • San Miguel Piquendo
  • Las Piedras
  • Flor de Mayo
  • Huerto Grande
  • San Javier
  • El Choro
  • Alto Pajonal el Cebu
  • Playa Primera
  • Siete  Machos
  • Brecha T
  • Sararia
  • Union Suapi
  • Antofagasta
  • Calama
  • Agroecologica Sairani
  • Nuevo Suapi Kilometro 73
  • Las Lomas
  • Nueva Exaltacion
  • Agroecologica el Paraiso
  • 12 de Abril
  • 24 de Agosto
  • 25 de Octubre Suapi Norte
  • 8 de Enero
  • Agraria 22 de Julio
  • Alto Villa Prado
  • El Astillero
  • El Rinconcito
  • Huancane
  • Las Delicias
  • Nuevo Amanecer Camacho
  • Nuevo Mundo
  • San Juan Chamelo
  • Santa Cecilia
  • Suapi Kilometro 73
  • Triunfo
  • Paraiso
  • Villa Colque Alta
  • Villa Montes
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Villa Prado
  • Las Palmeras
  • Nueva Renacer
  • Cenaprol
  • San Pedro de Condo
  • Illampu
  • Primero de Agosto
  • Villa el Porvenir
  • 6 de Agosto
  • Villa Chaullani
  • Cayacayani
  • Yapacani
  • Calamarca
  • Illimani
  • Pillco
  • Rosasani













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,596
43.4%




Campesino
580
5.5%




Quechua
534
5.0%




Indígena
269
2.5%




Tsimane´
132
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,596 || 43.4%
|-
| Campesino || 580 || 5.5%
|-
| Quechua || 534 || 5.0%
|-
| Indígena || 269 || 2.5%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 132 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
9,362
88.4%
8,870
79.2%




Aymara
3,461
32.7%
4,449
39.7%




Quechua
719
6.8%
1,033
9.2%




Tsimane
108
1.0%
11
0.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,362 || 88.4% || 8,870 || 79.2%
|-
| Aymara || 3,461 || 32.7% || 4,449 || 39.7%
|-
| Quechua || 719 || 6.8% || 1,033 || 9.2%
|-
| Tsimane || 108 || 1.0% || 11 || 0.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 8,093 || 11,194
|| 10,585
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.5 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.9 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.8 |f5=5.1 |f10=5 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=4 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.3 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cochabamba
 — Cochabamba
 [030101]





'''Cochabamba Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Cochabamba Department.[ref1] Cochabamba Municipality is the only municipality in Cercado Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Cochabamba is Manfred Armando Antonio Reyes Villa Bacigalupi, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cochabamba has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
José Mauricio Noya Ruiz
APB-SÚMATE




1
Alternate
Dyrce Fernández Saavedra
APB-SÚMATE




2
Member
Adalith Rivera Picón
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
Brandon Jhoel Saavedra Zenteno
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Alejandro Gumucio Pol
APB-SÚMATE




3
Alternate
Paola Stefany Revollo Ayala
APB-SÚMATE




4
Member
Carla Anabell Villena Leytón
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
Augusto Villca Canaviri
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
Néstor Mamani Lizite
APB-SÚMATE




5
Alternate
Dayana Castro Rocha
APB-SÚMATE




6
Member
Doris Claudia Tórrez Antezana
APB-SÚMATE




6
Alternate
Roberto Mamani Rosales
APB-SÚMATE




7
Member
Christopher Rodrigo Jordán Ávila
APB-SÚMATE




7
Alternate
Paola Lorena Urresti Ferrel
APB-SÚMATE




8
Member
Adalid Alvarado Guarayo
A-UPP




8
Alternate
Celina Carmen Vásquez Mamani
A-UPP




9
Member
Cerlin Coyo Porco
A-UPP




9
Alternate
Edwin Montaño Siles
A-UPP




10
Member
Enrique Siles Montesinos
LIBRE




10
Alternate
Mariella Angelina Medrano Mendoza
LIBRE




11
Member
Julio César Tuarek Carvajal Gonzales
NGP




11
Alternate
Shirley Gabriela Nina Villa
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Mauricio Noya Ruiz || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Dyrce Fernández Saavedra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Adalith Rivera Picón || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Brandon Jhoel Saavedra Zenteno''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Alejandro Gumucio Pol || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Paola Stefany Revollo Ayala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carla Anabell Villena Leytón || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Augusto Villca Canaviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Néstor Mamani Lizite || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Dayana Castro Rocha''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Doris Claudia Tórrez Antezana || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Mamani Rosales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Christopher Rodrigo Jordán Ávila || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Paola Lorena Urresti Ferrel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Adalid Alvarado Guarayo || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Celina Carmen Vásquez Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Cerlin Coyo Porco || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Montaño Siles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Enrique Siles Montesinos || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariella Angelina Medrano Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Julio César Tuarek Carvajal Gonzales || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Shirley Gabriela Nina Villa''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cochabamba













Group
People
%






Quechua
113,030
17.0%




Aymara
28,457
4.3%




Campesino
8,787
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 113,030 || 17.0%
|-
| Aymara || 28,457 || 4.3%
|-
| Campesino || 8,787 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
601,302
90.4%
493,952
78.2%




Quechua
176,099
26.5%
212,232
33.6%




Aymara
32,293
4.9%
41,962
6.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 601,302 || 90.4% || 493,952 || 78.2%
|-
| Quechua || 176,099 || 26.5% || 212,232 || 33.6%
|-
| Aymara || 32,293 || 4.9% || 41,962 || 6.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 414,307 || 517,024 || 632,013
|| 665,505
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.5 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.3 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.8 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=4 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.1 |f60=2 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Aiquile
 — Cochabamba
 [030201]





'''Aiquile Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Campero Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Campero Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Aiquile is Marvin Rodríguez Correa, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Aiquile has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Emilse Lazo García
UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Rogelio Bautista Delgadillo
UNIDOS




2
Member
Franz Ríos Caero
UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Daniela Salazar Rodríguez
UNIDOS




3
Member
Dora Uriona Pereira
UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Fabricio Vargas Palaguerra
UNIDOS




4
Member
Daría Piuca Rodríguez
MTS




4
Alternate
Luis Silvestre Pérez Jaldín
MTS




5
Member
Agustín Rodríguez Manuelani
MTS




5
Alternate
Gladis Escóbar Encinas
MTS




6
Member
Jhonny Dias Salazar
UNPA




6
Alternate
TBD
UNPA




7
Member
Miriam Rodríguez García
NGP




7
Alternate
Efraín Choque Valverde
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Emilse Lazo García || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rogelio Bautista Delgadillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Franz Ríos Caero || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniela Salazar Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dora Uriona Pereira || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fabricio Vargas Palaguerra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Daría Piuca Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Silvestre Pérez Jaldín''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Agustín Rodríguez Manuelani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gladis Escóbar Encinas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Jhonny Dias Salazar || rowspan="2" | UNPA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Miriam Rodríguez García || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Efraín Choque Valverde''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chawar Mayu
  • Chillijchi
  • Chiutara
  • Pabellon
  • Concepcion
  • Jarca Mayu
  • Catariri
  • Leuque
  • Novillero
  • Oloy
  • Pucara
  • San Juan
  • Duraznal
  • Hio
  • Litus Pampa
  • Miraflores
  • Salancachi
  • Tabla Mayu
  • Tarko Pampa
  • Teneria
  • Thajho Thajho Chico
  • Tipapampa
  • Aiquile
  • Chaquimayu
  • Rumi Corral Kasa
  • Aymuro
  • Calamina
  • Cañada
  • Cercado
  • Chago Kasa
  • Comun Pampa
  • Guarayos
  • Guayapurio
  • Kacha Kachas
  • Kjochipampa
  • Loro Mayu
  • Marquilla
  • Mesarancho
  • Negro Pujyo
  • Pampas
  • Panama
  • Puca Puca
  • Rumi Cancha
  • San Pedro
  • San Silvestre
  • Santa Ana
  • Chujllas
  • Tipajara
  • Viscachani
  • Wara Wara
  • Puente Pampa
  • Agua Blanca
  • Curadero
  • Eje Pampa
  • Chinguri
  • Tapera
  • Khocha Pata
  • Mataral
  • Quiroga
  • Catariri
  • Eje Pampa
  • Elvira
  • Salto Cucho
  • Vurac Pampa
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Chorrillo Thoco
  • Yutuni Chico
  • San Juan
  • Jatun Ayllu  Quewiñal Suyu Chuwi
  • Lagunita
  • Zamora
  • San Marcos
  • Yuthuni Grande
  • Laime
  • Novillero
  • Cañada Larga
  • Rumi Corral
  • Aguada Grande
  • Eje Pampa
  • Callejones B
  • Higos Pampa
  • Maiza
  • Maiza Laguna
  • Pirua Pirua
  • Sindicato Ura Piuras
  • Tako Laguna
  • Villa Granado
  • Chaupi Loma
  • Duraznal
  • La Seja
  • Lagar Pampa
  • Tunas Pampa
  • Lagunillas
  • Sivingani
  • Tirantes
  • Tres Lagunas
  • Cajones Sotopujllo
  • Estanzuelas Torrecillas
  • Thola Mayo
  • Callejones A
  • Malvas Thajo
  • Punilla
  • San Antonio
  • Santa Maria
  • Molle Pampa
  • Bañado
  • Laja Aguada
  • Sinchu Mayu













Group
People
%






Quechua
13,997
60.5%




Campesino
784
3.4%




Chuwi
478
2.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
284
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 13,997 || 60.5%
|-
| Campesino || 784 || 3.4%
|-
| Chuwi || 478 || 2.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 284 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
17,371
75.1%
17,065
73.3%




Spanish
16,805
72.7%
12,672
54.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 17,371 || 75.1% || 17,065 || 73.3%
|-
| Spanish || 16,805 || 72.7% || 12,672 || 54.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 20,795 || 26,281 || 23,267
|| 23,123
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.6 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.3 |m30=3.1 |m35=2.9 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.5 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.8 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.8 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.4 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.2 |f65=2 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pasorapa
 — Cochabamba
 [030202]





'''Pasorapa Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Campero Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Pasorapa is Alberth Pedrazas Romero, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pasorapa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Roger Honor Ríos
APB-SÚMATE




1
Alternate
Soledad Correa Rojas
APB-SÚMATE




2
Member
Elizabeth Peña García
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
Leonor Narvais Peña
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Cintia Guisela Ávila Rojas
UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Edman Fredy Ávila Pérez
UNIDOS




4
Member
Nelzon Cabello Nova
UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
UNIDOS




5
Member
Frida Esperanza Escóbar Rodríguez
MTS




5
Alternate
Wilder Honor Soto
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Roger Honor Ríos || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Soledad Correa Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elizabeth Peña García || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonor Narvais Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Cintia Guisela Ávila Rojas || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edman Fredy Ávila Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nelzon Cabello Nova || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Frida Esperanza Escóbar Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilder Honor Soto''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Aguadilla
  • Bañado Redondo
  • Amaya
  • Collpana
  • Espinal
  • La Aguada
  • Pampas
  • Pasorapa
  • Pasorapilla
  • Quinori
  • Saipina Alta
  • Santiago
  • Algarobal
  • Rodeo
  • Conchu Laguna
  • Habra
  • Tabacal
  • Pucara
  • Yunga
  • Pukarillo
  • Seibas
  • Roda Pampa
  • Tholar
  • Sivingal
  • Toyota Alta
  • Toyota Baja
  • Trigales
  • Yajo Pampa
  • Zapallar
  • Huasa Orcko
  • Arrayan
  • La Piedra
  • Buena Vista
  • Chaqui Laguna
  • Collpas
  • Chilijchi
  • Chujlla Pampa
  • Huerta
  • Piedra
  • Pucaricito
  • Sausis
  • Buen Retiro
  • La Oyada
  • Quiñalera
  • Monte Grande
  • Peña Colorada













Group
People
%






Quechua
761
11.8%




Campesino
76
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 761 || 11.8%
|-
| Campesino || 76 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,832
90.1%
4,736
69.1%




Quechua
445
6.9%
638
9.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,832 || 90.1% || 4,736 || 69.1%
|-
| Quechua || 445 || 6.9% || 638 || 9.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,612 || 4,659 || 6,853
|| 6,475
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=3.9 |m10=4.3 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.4 |m35=4.3 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.3 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.7 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.9 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.4 |f30=4 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.2 |f60=2 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Omereque
 — Cochabamba
 [030203]





'''Omereque Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Campero Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Omereque is Darwin Vera, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Omereque has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Olivia Castellón Camacho
MTS




1
Alternate
Moisés Claros Ponce
MTS




2
Member
Rilber Medina Barreto
MTS




2
Alternate
Erminda Inestroza Rojas
MTS




3
Member
Ruth Quispe Montaño
MTS




3
Alternate
Claudio Espíndola Condori
MTS




4
Member
Luis Axel Arandia Tapia
UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Erlinda Terán Sandobal
UNIDOS




5
Member
Miriam Zurita Delgadillo
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Martín Bravo Escóbar
UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Olivia Castellón Camacho || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Moisés Claros Ponce''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rilber Medina Barreto || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Erminda Inestroza Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ruth Quispe Montaño || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudio Espíndola Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Luis Axel Arandia Tapia || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Erlinda Terán Sandobal''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Miriam Zurita Delgadillo || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Martín Bravo Escóbar''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chaffra Corral
  • Tranca Laguna
  • Esmeralda
  • Jaboncillo
  • La Viña
  • Omereque
  • Salado Khasa
  • Palacios
  • Pucara
  • Juzgado
  • Peña Colorada
  • Sub Tarco Pampa
  • Biscochos
  • Pucay
  • Tarco Pampa
  • Chari Chari
  • Mataral
  • Curadero
  • Pampa Grande
  • Huanacuni Chico
  • Huanacuni Grande
  • Mataral
  • Peña Colorada
  • Perereta
  • San Carlos
  • Quiroz
  • Calera
  • Kiñal













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,366
50.2%




Campesino
272
4.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,366 || 50.2%
|-
| Campesino || 272 || 4.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,551
82.9%
4,009
71.0%




Quechua
4,319
64.5%
3,706
65.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,551 || 82.9% || 4,009 || 71.0%
|-
| Quechua || 4,319 || 64.5% || 3,706 || 65.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,951 || 6,071 || 5,643
|| 6,700
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.7 |m15=4 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.8 |m40=3 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.1 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.5 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.3 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.1 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.8 |f55=2 |f60=2 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Independencia
 — Cochabamba
 [030301]





'''Independencia Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Ayopaya Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Ayopaya Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Independencia is Luis Miguel Gutiérrez Huiza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Independencia has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Florencia Condori Santos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Ariel Rodríguez Flores
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Jesús Heredia Mateo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Decideria Choque Aspeti
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Zulma Gutiérrez Huallco
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Eleoterio Vilalo Villarroel
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Germán Castillo Colque
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Severina Condori Quispe
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Fabiano Condori Calle
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Sulma Sejas Rodríguez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Martha Revollo Loza
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Primo Carlos Pujlla
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Agapito Flores Alanoca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Ninfa Reinaga Salvador
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Florencia Condori Santos || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Rodríguez Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Jesús Heredia Mateo || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Decideria Choque Aspeti''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Zulma Gutiérrez Huallco || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eleoterio Vilalo Villarroel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Germán Castillo Colque || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Severina Condori Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fabiano Condori Calle || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sulma Sejas Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Martha Revollo Loza || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Primo Carlos Pujlla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Agapito Flores Alanoca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ninfa Reinaga Salvador''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 43 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Canari
  • Cala Calani
  • Cavicavini
  • Charawaytu
  • Charapaya Alto
  • Colaya
  • Estrellani
  • Independencia
  • Jankoma
  • Sapanani
  • Machaca
  • Sanipaya
  • Tiquirpaya
  • Chiñusivi
  • Humapampa
  • Kuti Challani
  • Huanu Huanuni
  • Collapaya
  • Chiviña
  • Okholluni
  • Calamonton
  • Pajchanti
  • Chuñavi Grande
  • Chuñavi Chico
  • Calatranca
  • Corimayo
  • Huancarani
  • Kasa Pata
  • Alcani
  • Mecaraya
  • Putupampa
  • Cerro Blanco
  • Villa Pucara
  • Tranca
  • Aramani Norte
  • Huayllapampa
  • Aramani Sur
  • Chacovillque
  • Chintaya
  • Chocopaya
  • Lirimani
  • Matarani
  • Pillupaya
  • Sisi Caimani
  • Sisi Palermo
  • Sisi Parte Libre
  • Charapaya
  • Hualliquiani
  • Manzanani
  • Taypichoro
  • Carhuani
  • Icholoma
  • Llavesita
  • Pocanche
  • Sivingani
  • Tocohuasi
  • Salviani
  • Huaycomarca
  • Saylapata
  • Chullpani
  • Ñuñumayani
  • Qhochi Pampa
  • Calasindra
  • Usungani
  • Sisi Koniri
  • Chapipampa
  • Quirimbe
  • Capellana
  • Chusagani
  • Ulupicani
  • Achacanani
  • Buena Vista
  • Chilla Mani
  • Choro Grande
  • Chuchuhuani
  • Chullapampa
  • Condepampa
  • Condorillo
  • Copururo
  • Cuyupaya
  • Erapata
  • Kuti
  • Larimarka
  • Leque Lequeni
  • Linku
  • Lomas Pocante
  • Murmuntani
  • Pinomayo
  • Pujyuni
  • Quiraya
  • Rodeo
  • Rosasani
  • Santa Rosa
  • Sikimirani
  • Tamiñani Alto
  • Tapaza
  • Tapaza Alto
  • Lerma Llinquituro
  • Ichuloma Santa Elena
  • Tororani
  • Huayllani
  • Qhora Totora
  • Huaylluma
  • Sisi Coronacion
  • Cantumarca
  • Condor Cerca
  • Kami
  • Chiaraque
  • Kami
  • Kumi Maquito
  • Patiño Alto
  • Villa Hermosa
  • Chuchuata
  • Kochiraya
  • Villuni Chiraque
  • Patiño
  • Nueva Belen
  • Icoya
  • Santa Rosa
  • Angostura
  • Ascasivi Alto
  • Ascasivi Bajo
  • Calchani
  • Chacuela
  • Chamacoma
  • Chaipisirca
  • Chaupisuyu
  • Copaya Alto
  • Copaya
  • Moya Pampa
  • Karumpaya
  • Llajma
  • Palma Rancho
  • Papel Pampa
  • Pichacani
  • Sacapaya
  • Vilacota
  • Vilayaque Chico
  • Hierba Buenani
  • Loquena B
  • Vilayaque
  • Cotani
  • Cotacotani
  • Cavini
  • Cuesta Cucho A
  • Jacha Qochi
  • Loqueda C
  • Oratoraria
  • Chanacoma Alto













Group
People
%






Quechua
16,604
76.1%




Campesino
925
4.2%




Aymara
350
1.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
305
1.4%




Indígena
271
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 16,604 || 76.1%
|-
| Campesino || 925 || 4.2%
|-
| Aymara || 350 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 305 || 1.4%
|-
| Indígena || 271 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
17,695
81.1%
18,228
77.0%




Spanish
14,227
65.2%
12,335
52.1%




Aymara
1,451
6.7%
1,785
7.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 17,695 || 81.1% || 18,228 || 77.0%
|-
| Spanish || 14,227 || 65.2% || 12,335 || 52.1%
|-
| Aymara || 1,451 || 6.7% || 1,785 || 7.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 26,825 || 23,658
|| 21,815
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.4 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.2 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.6 |m75=1 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.2 |f15=4 |f20=3 |f25=3 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.4 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.4 |f60=2 |f65=2 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Morochata
 — Cochabamba
 [030302]





'''Morochata Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Ayopaya Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Morochata is Ramiro Mamani Escalera, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Morochata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Celia Coca Condori
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Gregorio Véliz Orellana
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Celso Avilés Quinteros
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Antonia Pérez Apaza
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Arminda Machicado Sanizo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Cirilo Nogales Tórrez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Valentín Vásquez Olivera
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Ambrosia Riva Sandoval
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Crecilda Vergara García
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Víctor Andrés Colque Flores
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Celia Coca Condori || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregorio Véliz Orellana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Celso Avilés Quinteros || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Antonia Pérez Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Arminda Machicado Sanizo || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cirilo Nogales Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Valentín Vásquez Olivera || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ambrosia Riva Sandoval''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Crecilda Vergara García || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Andrés Colque Flores''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chivi Rancho
  • Piusilla
  • Lachiraya
  • Hierba Buenani Ticopaya Chico
  • Pata Parangani
  • Morochata
  • Estrellani
  • San Isidro
  • Torreni
  • Locoloconi
  • Linde
  • San Miguel
  • Parte Libre
  • Monte Canto
  • Totorani
  • Humamarka
  • Chaupisuyo
  • Laguna
  • Palma Rancho
  • Retamani
  • Chullpas
  • Ura Parangani
  • Mojonthoco
  • Pata Morochata
  • Tuini Chico
  • Toldo Mogo
  • Tuini Grande
  • Palta Loma
  • Anjuiluni
  • 1ro de Enero
  • Cochi Pampa
  • Hierba Buenani
  • Jinchupaya
  • Murmuntani
  • Sauce Rancho
  • Lampaya
  • Pucarani Chico
  • Pucarani Grande
  • Lagunillas
  • Marj Marju
  • Chaupi Suyo
  • Kiri Kiri
  • Corata Grande
  • Punacachi
  • Atoj Huacha
  • Viluyo
  • Murmuntani
  • Uyuni
  • Molle Punku
  • Taracollo
  • Yuraya Grande
  • Yuraya Chico
  • Chuñavi
  • Corata Bajo
  • Torreni Alto
  • Chullpa Kasa Chico
  • Chullpa Kasa Grande
  • Pucara Grande
  • Villa Potrero
  • Warmi Huañusqua
  • Iglesiani
  • Jatun Cienega
  • Condornasa
  • Collap Chico A
  • Collap Chico B
  • Villa Collpa
  • Machacamarca
  • Ñusata
  • Morochata
  • Totora
  • Chinchiri
  • Compañia Pampa
  • Pulperas
  • Ticopaya Grande
  • Huertas
  • Yayani Alto
  • Yayani Bajo













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,289
76.7%




Campesino
1,086
7.4%




Unspecified Indigenous
200
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,289 || 76.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,086 || 7.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 200 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
12,714
86.4%
9,725
76.0%




Spanish
9,969
67.7%
6,284
49.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 12,714 || 86.4% || 9,725 || 76.0%
|-
| Spanish || 9,969 || 67.7% || 6,284 || 49.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 17,073 || 12,797
|| 14,720
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.6 |m15=4 |m20=4.2 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.3 |m35=3 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.3 |m65=2 |m70=1.5 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.8 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.4 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.5 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.5 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cocapata
 — Cochabamba
 [030303]





'''Cocapata Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Ayopaya Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cocapata is Emigdio Mamani Huanca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cocapata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rosmery Gabriel Campos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Gregorio Santos Lizarazu
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Germán Cardozo Obando
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Claudina Escalera Antezana
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Valeriana Crispín Fernández
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Gilberto Pérez Escalera
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Simón Saavedra Peña
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Rosalía Pérez Costana
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
María Alba Rocha
MTS




5
Alternate
Nicolás Soliz Gabriel
MTS




6
Member
TBD
MTS




6
Alternate
Susy Albina Basilio García
MTS




7
Member
Magdalena Mamani Cari
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Cirilo Mamani Morales
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rosmery Gabriel Campos || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregorio Santos Lizarazu''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Germán Cardozo Obando || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudina Escalera Antezana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Valeriana Crispín Fernández || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gilberto Pérez Escalera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Simón Saavedra Peña || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosalía Pérez Costana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Alba Rocha || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicolás Soliz Gabriel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Susy Albina Basilio García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Magdalena Mamani Cari || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cirilo Mamani Morales''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Juan
  • Bajo San Juan
  • Santo Domingo
  • Altamachi
  • Cocapata
  • Altamachi Wasa Cumbra
  • Asanqueri
  • Casay Vinto
  • Choro (Disperso)
  • Choro
  • Condor Huta
  • Cotacajes
  • Falsuri
  • Incacasani
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Kumara
  • Maravillas
  • Muñoz Cueva
  • Palca Palca
  • Pararani
  • Santa Elena
  • Qori Mayu
  • San Cristobal
  • Sequerancho
  • Tetillas
  • San Miguel
  • Calatacata
  • Kullo Cueva
  • Florida
  • Jesus Maria
  • Chuto Orko
  • Huajchamayu
  • Lagunillas
  • Molino Rancho
  • Suchuni
  • Calientes
  • Huayllas
  • Milluni
  • Putucuni
  • Vera Cruz
  • Viscaino
  • Villa Vinto
  • 10 de Julio
  • Alto Colorado
  • Alzuni
  • Aroma
  • Bajo Chillavi
  • Carmen Pampa
  • Charo Playa
  • Chillavi
  • Chorito
  • Kocha Wayco
  • Colorado
  • Corralito Aroma
  • Cuesta Siki
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Huapi Pucara
  • Huayllas Verde
  • Jalantoqo
  • Jatun Rumi
  • Kala Kala
  • Kello Kasa
  • Linkupata
  • Machacaima
  • Nueva Ayopaya
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Pablo Cueva
  • Palta Cueva
  • Pampa Flores
  • Suchuni Verde
  • Toldos Cueva
  • Ventanani
  • Villa Nueva
  • Villa Palmar
  • Villa San Isidro
  • Wallatani
  • Villa Carmen
  • Santo Domingo
  • Potrero
  • Ojolloni
  • Juchuy Jatun Rumi
  • Toque Bombo
  • Yungas Chillavi
  • Phajcha Pata
  • Tocorani
  • Totorani
  • Villa San Miguel
  • Chaupiloma
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Icari
  • Linku
  • Pullchintas
  • Calabatea
  • Chaqui Loma
  • Machacamarca
  • Pucarita
  • La Aguada
  • Rinconada
  • Rosa y Valle
  • Sankayuni
  • Sepulturas
  • Tembladeras
  • Tierras Nuevas
  • Tunari
  • Cajas Calientes
  • Canto Churu
  • Chorito
  • Escalerani Papaloma
  • Kanco
  • Lagunas Carmen
  • Ñañaloma













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,984
61.1%




Aymara
1,440
7.3%




Campesino
1,175
6.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
507
2.6%




Originario
446
2.3%




Indígena
208
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,984 || 61.1%
|-
| Aymara || 1,440 || 7.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,175 || 6.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 507 || 2.6%
|-
| Originario || 446 || 2.3%
|-
| Indígena || 208 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
15,368
78.4%
13,103
72.5%




Spanish
14,403
73.5%
11,208
62.0%




Aymara
3,797
19.4%
4,138
22.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 15,368 || 78.4% || 13,103 || 72.5%
|-
| Spanish || 14,403 || 73.5% || 11,208 || 62.0%
|-
| Aymara || 3,797 || 19.4% || 4,138 || 22.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 17,061 || 18,076
|| 19,608
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.7 |m15=5 |m20=5.3 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.4 |f10=5 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.3 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tarata
 — Cochabamba
 [030401]





'''Tarata Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Esteban Arze Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tarata is Omar Jaime Salinas Ortuño, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tarata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ana Magalí Rojas Guillén
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Silbio Veizaga Zurita
A-UPP




2
Member
Fermín Vargas Ferrel
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Alicia Veizaga Guillén
A-UPP




3
Member
Noelia Obando Rodríguez
TU




3
Alternate
Víctor Sarabia Veizaga
TU




4
Member
Ethel Silvia Vallejos Pérez
MTS




4
Alternate
Alex Brayan Poma Flores
MTS




5
Member
Jackeline Crespo Saavedra
PDC




5
Alternate
Juan Sánchez García
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ana Magalí Rojas Guillén || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Silbio Veizaga Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Fermín Vargas Ferrel || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alicia Veizaga Guillén''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Noelia Obando Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | TU
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Sarabia Veizaga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ethel Silvia Vallejos Pérez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Brayan Poma Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jackeline Crespo Saavedra || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Sánchez García''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Jatun Cotani
  • Juan Vena
  • Linkurina
  • Milloma
  • Pajcha San Miguel
  • Tarata
  • Villa Recreo
  • Ovejeria
  • Pirque
  • Queso Huata
  • Huerta Mayu
  • Pariguani
  • Rodeo
  • Tailaca
  • Villa Chullpa
  • Cotani
  • Villa Nueva
  • Villa San Jose
  • Duraznuni
  • La Maica
  • Viscachachi
  • Monte Punta
  • Tunazani
  • Izata
  • Cala Cala
  • Lojoska
  • Potrero
  • Tujman Viscachani
  • Yana Rumi
  • Huayculi
  • Pujyuni
  • Tunas Mayu
  • Villa Carreño
  • Yana Loma
  • Kellu Mayu
  • Huasa Rancho
  • Mendez Mamata













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,973
53.0%




Campesino
815
7.2%




Aymara
163
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,973 || 53.0%
|-
| Campesino || 815 || 7.2%
|-
| Aymara || 163 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,916
79.1%
5,874
71.3%




Quechua
7,787
69.1%
5,994
72.7%




Aymara
171
1.5%
173
2.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,916 || 79.1% || 5,874 || 71.3%
|-
| Quechua || 7,787 || 69.1% || 5,994 || 72.7%
|-
| Aymara || 171 || 1.5% || 173 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,406 || 8,715 || 8,242
|| 11,273
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.3 |m15=5 |m20=6.6 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.2 |m35=3 |m40=2.6 |m45=2.3 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.3 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.9 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.5 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.1 |f60=2 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.1 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=7
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Anzaldo
 — Cochabamba
 [030402]





'''Anzaldo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Esteban Arze Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Anzaldo is Daniel Córdova Amargo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Anzaldo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jhony Meneses Flores
MTS




1
Alternate
María Laura Correa Camacho
MTS




2
Member
Elisa Encinas Senzano
MTS




2
Alternate
Juan Zurita Pardo
MTS




3
Member
Miguel Calle Uriona
MTS




3
Alternate
Delia Aguilera Rodríguez
MTS




4
Member
Elba Albares Callao
MTS




4
Alternate
Adrián Panozo Cano
MTS




5
Member
Fidelia Álvarez Macías
PDC




5
Alternate
Vidal García Virreira
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jhony Meneses Flores || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Laura Correa Camacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elisa Encinas Senzano || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Zurita Pardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miguel Calle Uriona || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Delia Aguilera Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elba Albares Callao || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adrián Panozo Cano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fidelia Álvarez Macías || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Vidal García Virreira''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Anzaldo
  • Blanco Rancho
  • Buena Vista
  • Cabrera
  • Chillkani
  • Chaupi Molino
  • Jatun Cienega
  • Kala Llusta
  • Llavini Bajo
  • Lloque Mayu
  • Llulluchani
  • Molle Pujru
  • Milluni B
  • Muria (Sub Central Linde K'asa)
  • Pajcha Pata Lux
  • Pucara Pampa
  • Quebrada Honda
  • Salto
  • Sivingani
  • Thola Kasa
  • Tijraska
  • Aguada
  • Alfamayu
  • Pucara
  • Thaqo Kasa
  • Huaycha Pata
  • Thola Thola
  • Villa Pucara
  • Torancali
  • Villa Totoral
  • Yana Cienega
  • Botejani
  • Challamayu
  • Llallaguani
  • Kjochi Kasa
  • Mollini Centro
  • Pajchapa Alto
  • Puca Chiquero
  • Muña Mayu
  • Taracucho
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Mollini A
  • Huaycha Kasa
  • Caracollo
  • Flores Rancho
  • Huma Pirhua
  • Jatun Pujru
  • Llavini Alto
  • Macias
  • Phinquina
  • Rodeo
  • Villa Lagunita
  • Chapini
  • Huerta Mayu Alto
  • Sindicato Quiriria
  • San Isidro
  • Tolahara
  • Villa San Jose
  • Villa Carmen
  • Huerta Maya
  • Caranota
  • La Viña
  • Morochata
  • Quirusillani
  • Soico
  • Thaya Paya
  • Wagini
  • Panduro













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,570
75.9%




Campesino
413
5.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
100
1.4%




Indígena
77
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,570 || 75.9%
|-
| Campesino || 413 || 5.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 100 || 1.4%
|-
| Indígena || 77 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
6,244
85.1%
5,677
78.9%




Spanish
4,889
66.7%
3,042
42.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 6,244 || 85.1% || 5,677 || 78.9%
|-
| Spanish || 4,889 || 66.7% || 3,042 || 42.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,717 || 9,126 || 7,192
|| 7,335
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4.3 |m10=5 |m15=4 |m20=3.1 |m25=3.2 |m30=3 |m35=3.3 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=3 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.4 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.6 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.3 |f25=3 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.3 |f70=2.3 |f75=1.7 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Arbieto
 — Cochabamba
 [030403]





'''Arbieto Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Esteban Arze Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Esteban Arze Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Arbieto is Aquilino Franco Chamo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Arbieto has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Darlina Orosco Flores
PDC




1
Alternate
Jhonny Sánchez Guevara
PDC




2
Member
Joaquín Vargas Miranda
PDC




2
Alternate
Irma Yapura Saya
PDC




3
Member
Mary Ugarte Claure
MTS




3
Alternate
Miguel Ángel Crispín Soto
MTS




4
Member
Víctor Hugo Higuera Soto
MTS




4
Alternate
Elizabeth Puma Mendoza
MTS




5
Member
TBD
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Elisa Aguilar Nina
UNIDOS




6
Member
Edith Calisaya Vargas
NGP




6
Alternate
Carlos Moya Hinojosa
NGP




7
Member
Fanny Soria Torres
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
David Álvarez Nina
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Darlina Orosco Flores || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Sánchez Guevara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Joaquín Vargas Miranda || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Irma Yapura Saya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mary Ugarte Claure || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Ángel Crispín Soto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Víctor Hugo Higuera Soto || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Puma Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elisa Aguilar Nina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Edith Calisaya Vargas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Moya Hinojosa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Fanny Soria Torres || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''David Álvarez Nina''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Achamoco
  • Ini Rancho
  • La Loma
  • Santa Rosa
  • Tiataco
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Villa Verde
  • Kory Mayu
  • Lomas Liquinas
  • Arbieto
  • Rancho Calisaya
  • Aranjuez
  • Liquinas
  • Jallpatio
  • Pampa Mamata
  • Arbieto Cochabamba
  • Angostura
  • Arpita
  • Canelas
  • Pata Chirigua
  • Villa Cabot
  • Copa Pugio Nuevo
  • Mamanaca
  • Muyurina
  • Rayo Pampa
  • Kaluyo
  • Taco Loma
  • Jatan Pata
  • Achiota
  • Villa Imperial
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • Llave Mayu
  • Puente Capriles Llave Mayu Ii
  • Canto Copapujyo
  • Copapujyo Viejo
  • Flores Rancho
  • Jamachuma
  • Thajra
  • 20 de Mayo
  • Alto Litoral













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,950
40.7%




Campesino
1,443
4.9%




Aymara
981
3.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,950 || 40.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,443 || 4.9%
|-
| Aymara || 981 || 3.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
24,599
83.7%
13,171
75.5%




Quechua
16,940
57.7%
11,982
68.7%




Aymara
1,542
5.2%
744
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 24,599 || 83.7% || 13,171 || 75.5%
|-
| Quechua || 16,940 || 57.7% || 11,982 || 68.7%
|-
| Aymara || 1,542 || 5.2% || 744 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,816 || 9,438 || 17,445
|| 29,375
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.4 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.3 |m50=1.6 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.2 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.8 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sacabamba
 — Cochabamba
 [030404]





'''Sacabamba Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Esteban Arze Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Sacabamba is Jorge Arispe Grageda, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sacabamba has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Remberto Claros Cotrina
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Natividad Encinas Pardo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Clementina García Caero
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Alberto Vargas Vallejos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
TBD
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
TBD
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Abelino Balderrama Aguayo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Pascuala Justina Cotrina Céspedes
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Lisbet Orellana Arnez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Juan Carlos Rioja Rivas
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Remberto Claros Cotrina || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Natividad Encinas Pardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Clementina García Caero || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alberto Vargas Vallejos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Abelino Balderrama Aguayo || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Pascuala Justina Cotrina Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lisbet Orellana Arnez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Carlos Rioja Rivas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 44 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Sacabamba
  • Hura Huerta
  • Pata Huerta
  • Flores Pampa
  • Chimpa Rancho
  • Chiara Kjochi
  • Sacabamba Alto
  • Tolahuani
  • Yunka Taki
  • Matarani
  • Apillapa Bajo
  • Jatun Mayu
  • Challaque Bajo
  • Apillapa Alto
  • Collpa Kasa
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Challaque Alto
  • Villa San Isidro
  • Challaque Bajo
  • Matarani
  • Mollepunku
  • Llallagua
  • Mojon Loma
  • Rumi Huaycu
  • Toma Punko
  • Chaupicollo Alto
  • Chaupicollo Bajo
  • Matarani
  • Pucaruma
  • San Pedro
  • Quecoma Alto
  • Jarana













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,713
74.5%




Campesino
440
8.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,713 || 74.5%
|-
| Campesino || 440 || 8.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
4,261
85.4%
3,032
69.4%




Spanish
3,473
69.6%
2,129
48.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 4,261 || 85.4% || 3,032 || 69.4%
|-
| Spanish || 3,473 || 69.6% || 2,129 || 48.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,778 || 4,718 || 4,366
|| 4,987
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.3 |m25=3.3 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.7 |m60=1.9 |m65=2.1 |m70=1.5 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.5 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.7 |f30=3 |f35=3.1 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.3 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.5 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Arani
 — Cochabamba
 [030501]





'''Arani Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Arani Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Arani Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Arani Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Arani is Jorge Luis Aguilar Vidal, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Arani has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Karen Torrico Fernández
PDC




1
Alternate
Luis Jaime Quiroga Aguilar
PDC




2
Member
Roly Ponce Álvarez
PDC




2
Alternate
María Isabel Cartagena Rosas
PDC




3
Member
Jimmy Edson Campero Camacho
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Patricia Rosas Zapata
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Nely Amparo Condori Linarez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Ariel Rioja Ponce
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Maribel Ponce Claros
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Darin Villarroel Sejas
UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Karen Torrico Fernández || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Jaime Quiroga Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Roly Ponce Álvarez || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''María Isabel Cartagena Rosas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jimmy Edson Campero Camacho || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Patricia Rosas Zapata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nely Amparo Condori Linarez || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Rioja Ponce''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Maribel Ponce Claros || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Darin Villarroel Sejas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Arani
  • Arachaca
  • Cheguej Mayu
  • Huaychapata
  • Jutulaya
  • Kewinal
  • Serrano
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Villa Flores
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Juzgado
  • Laguna
  • Molle Molle Laguna
  • Pocoata Baja
  • Sacsa
  • Senta Khochi
  • Alto Alianza
  • Tambillo Linde
  • Villa Carmen
  • Villa Evita
  • Nueva Alianza
  • Capilla Chilicchi
  • Cuesta Pujru
  • Kumu Hewiña
  • Molle Molle
  • Wasa Wayu
  • Balcon Pampa
  • Catachilla
  • Collpa Baja Eterovich
  • Collpa Ciaco
  • Collpa Grande
  • Convento Pampa
  • Linde Grande
  • Mayupata
  • Ortega Chico
  • Phajcha Pata
  • Puca Huasi
  • Puca Orkho
  • Pucapampa
  • Sivingani
  • German Tardio
  • Collpa Baja
  • Collpa Baja Chico
  • Ortega Grande
  • Avenida la Paz
  • Chullpa Orqo
  • Colca Chaupi Suyu
  • Colka
  • Collpa Chico
  • Janchillani
  • Balcones
  • Cuchillera
  • Pajomal
  • Phuyo Phuyo Chico
  • Pila Pata
  • Pocoata
  • Saga Saga













Group
People
%






Quechua
7,598
67.9%




Campesino
389
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,598 || 67.9%
|-
| Campesino || 389 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,950
80.0%
6,634
69.8%




Quechua
8,844
79.1%
7,735
81.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,950 || 80.0% || 6,634 || 69.8%
|-
| Quechua || 8,844 || 79.1% || 7,735 || 81.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,159 || 11,542 || 9,504
|| 11,183
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.6 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.6 |m35=3 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.1 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.8 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.5 |f70=2.4 |f75=1.7 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Vacas
 — Cochabamba
 [030502]





'''Vacas Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Arani Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Vacas Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Arani Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Vacas is Ramiro Gonzales Montaño, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Vacas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Neri Choque Mamani
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Juan Mario Siles Flores
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
René Rosas Rojas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Arminda Higuera Vásquez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Amadeo Montaño Castro
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Justa Silvestre Cruz
A-UPP




4
Member
Arminda Véliz Guzmán
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Osvaldo López Almendras
A-UPP




5
Member
Reinita Gonzales Jaldín
MTS




5
Alternate
Julián Silvestre Villarroel
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Neri Choque Mamani || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Mario Siles Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || René Rosas Rojas || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Arminda Higuera Vásquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Amadeo Montaño Castro || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Justa Silvestre Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Arminda Véliz Guzmán || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Osvaldo López Almendras''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Reinita Gonzales Jaldín || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Julián Silvestre Villarroel''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chaki Khocha
  • Chaulla Mayu
  • Huallani
  • Huanca Pata
  • Jatun Mayu
  • Juntu Tuyu
  • Kauka
  • Kollpa Khocha
  • Linde Chico
  • Llallagua
  • Misukani
  • Muyuj Chipa
  • Paredones
  • Phajcha Baja
  • Pisco Mayu A
  • Rodeo
  • Sapilica
  • Serke Rancho
  • Totora Pampa
  • Vacas
  • Waylla Khochi
  • Flores Rancho
  • Yana Tama
  • Chiwalaque
  • Totora Pampa Chico
  • Cañadas
  • Cruce
  • Ejma Mayu
  • Kullku
  • Piskho Mayu
  • Rojas Rancho
  • Aguada
  • Vacas Kuchu
  • Estancia Huano Huano
  • Pilawitu
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Leguajes













Group
People
%






Quechua
7,297
86.8%




Campesino
183
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,297 || 86.8%
|-
| Campesino || 183 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
7,412
88.1%
7,047
78.8%




Spanish
5,504
65.5%
4,710
52.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 7,412 || 88.1% || 7,047 || 78.8%
|-
| Spanish || 5,504 || 65.5% || 4,710 || 52.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,172 || 12,511 || 8,940
|| 8,409
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.8 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.8 |m25=2.8 |m30=3.1 |m35=2.5 |m40=2.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.3 |m65=2.4 |m70=2.1 |m75=1.4 |m80=1 |m85=0.7
|f0=3.3 |f5=3.7 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.1 |f25=3 |f30=1.9 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.9 |f55=3.2 |f60=2.9 |f65=3 |f70=2.5 |f75=2.1 |f80=1.3 |f85=1.1
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Arque
 — Cochabamba
 [030601]





'''Arque Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Arque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Arque Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Arque Province.








The Mayor of Arque is Marcelino Cruz Jiménez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Arque has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Herminia Catorceno Franco
MTS




1
Alternate
Cristóbal Fernández Cala
MTS




2
Member
Constancio García Tapia
MTS




2
Alternate
Lucía Gutiérrez Onofre
MTS




3
Member
Ayda Paxi Vargas
MTS




3
Alternate
Pedro Calisaya Mita
MTS




4
Member
Sebastián Coca Toledo
MTS




4
Alternate
Bertha Churata Jamachi
MTS




5
Member
Margarita Macías Cruz
NGP




5
Alternate
Enrique Romero Gutiérrez
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Herminia Catorceno Franco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristóbal Fernández Cala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Constancio García Tapia || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucía Gutiérrez Onofre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ayda Paxi Vargas || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Calisaya Mita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Sebastián Coca Toledo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bertha Churata Jamachi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Margarita Macías Cruz || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Enrique Romero Gutiérrez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Arque
  • Casa Grande
  • Chackotaca
  • Chago
  • Challasirca
  • Chapapani
  • Tranca
  • Fundicion
  • Machagmarca
  • Juchusuma
  • Kutimarca
  • Lama Lama
  • Milloja
  • Muro Kollpa
  • Ovejeria Larama
  • Ovejeria Sayari
  • Patacallani
  • Perasani
  • Sunturuta
  • Taracachi
  • Tarujaiña
  • Tacoloma
  • Vinto
  • Silla Kasa
  • Jarcamayu
  • Vilaque
  • Sopo Grande
  • Luqui Pampa
  • Cocamarca
  • Huancani
  • Vila Vila
  • Alcani
  • Palli Palli
  • Sivingani
  • Laicota
  • Pongo Kasa
  • Lajma
  • Sakani
  • Tres Cruces
  • Sopo Chico
  • Jullchuma
  • Chuticaballo
  • Qollapamayu
  • Torreni
  • Potrera
  • Pulpera
  • Virtoma
  • Liquichiri
  • Chango
  • Jalajaliri
  • Villa 14 de Septiembre
  • Pucapampa
  • Linku
  • Qellu Qellu
  • 24 de Junio Larama
  • Wayllani
  • Kasa Era
  • Viluyo Arque
  • Belen Tambo
  • Chapapani Chico
  • Chaska Molle
  • Duraznuni
  • Kochi
  • Llallagua
  • Mockohuira
  • Rancho Calizaya
  • Retamani
  • Sihuayllacu
  • Villa Kasa
  • Waycha
  • Yaco Pampa
  • Yurac Sayari
  • Collpamayu
  • Callaj Chullpa Chico
  • Warisgallo Chico
  • Korapata
  • Abra Khasa
  • Achacana
  • Berenguela
  • Colcha
  • Caramarca
  • Machagmarca
  • Paria Chico
  • Rodeo
  • Tujsuma
  • Viscachani
  • Jancoyu
  • Khapi
  • Kalapaqueri
  • Paria Grande
  • Pichikani
  • Tutuni
  • Waylla Khochi
  • Chuymani
  • Nayruta
  • Pantipata
  • Inti Ninayu
  • Nueva Colcha
  • Callpuyo
  • Queauata
  • Tanga Tanga
  • Waylla Uqhu
  • Pata Caballo
  • Arampampa
  • Boterra
  • Falsuri
  • Ovejeria
  • Yurac Loma
  • Quewaylluni
  • Yaco Pampa
  • Callaj Chullpa Chico













Group
People
%






Quechua
7,850
73.8%




Campesino
645
6.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
270
2.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,850 || 73.8%
|-
| Campesino || 645 || 6.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 270 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
8,799
82.8%
7,981
75.3%




Spanish
5,972
56.2%
4,178
39.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 8,799 || 82.8% || 7,981 || 75.3%
|-
| Spanish || 5,972 || 56.2% || 4,178 || 39.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,978 || 11,806 || 10,597
|| 10,632
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.9 |m5=6.2 |m10=6.3 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.5 |m25=3.7 |m30=3 |m35=2.7 |m40=2.6 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.3 |f25=3 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.1 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.2 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tacopaya
 — Cochabamba
 [030602]





'''Tacopaya Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Arque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Tacopaya Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Arque Province.








The Mayor of Tacopaya is Juan Núñez Bustos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tacopaya has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Reina Condori Mamani
MTS




1
Alternate
Gregorio Alcalá Cruz
MTS




2
Member
Pedro Chino Felipe
MTS




2
Alternate
Marcelina Clemente Fernández
MTS




3
Member
Jovelia Vásquez Vargas
MTS




3
Alternate
Víctor Jiménez Tola
MTS




4
Member
Manuel Sánchez Quispe
MTS




4
Alternate
Isidora Flores Gutiérrez
MTS




5
Member
Rosmery Puma Silvestre
NGP




5
Alternate
Jorge Choque Mamani
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Reina Condori Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregorio Alcalá Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Pedro Chino Felipe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcelina Clemente Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jovelia Vásquez Vargas || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Jiménez Tola''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Manuel Sánchez Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Isidora Flores Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rosmery Puma Silvestre || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Choque Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Angostura Chico
  • Angostura Grande
  • Caramarca
  • Cebadiri
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Catacora
  • Corral
  • Mollejara
  • Torreni
  • Waycha
  • Corral Pampa
  • Huanujara
  • Moto Moto
  • Puca Puca
  • Pucara
  • Quinua Chacra
  • Siquimirani
  • Tacopaya
  • Taruca Tjapa
  • Yarviri Chico
  • Yarviri Grande
  • Aquerana
  • Chirontaca
  • Mollo
  • Sikipampa Grande
  • Oki Oki
  • Lacota Palca
  • Calaj Chullpa Grande
  • Avia
  • Inca Lacaya
  • Hornoni
  • Quewiña Khasa
  • Sacha Caimani
  • Totoral
  • Vila Pongo
  • Mururata
  • Uyuni
  • Auquiraza
  • Kasapata
  • Achacota
  • Kucho Cienega
  • Qhollpa
  • Qhuero Chullpa
  • Qollpa Pata
  • Sakaka Waylla
  • Vilota Chico
  • Vilota Grande
  • Qhutu Mayu
  • Miro
  • Cañaviri
  • Cebada Pampa
  • Chiarcala
  • Chiquiruyo
  • Chaquilla
  • Lacaje
  • Llallagua
  • Puytucani
  • Totora Pampa
  • Condoriri
  • Irpuma
  • Juchusuma Vaqueria
  • Kakisa
  • Kochini
  • Llujchi Pampa
  • Kalazaya
  • Micayani Chico
  • Micayani Grande
  • Molle Pampa
  • Patiruyo
  • Pongo Ramirez
  • Sami Sami
  • Sikipampa Chico
  • Sunturuta
  • Tujuta
  • Ventilla
  • Vicuyo
  • Sacouta
  • Chajhua Chajhua
  • Cona Cona Corral Pampa
  • Aycha Mayu
  • Jancoage
  • Lukiapu
  • Murmuntani Grande
  • Cuestacillo
  • Viluyu
  • Huerta Mayu
  • Uñupaya
  • Gollpa Aguas Calientes
  • Jancoyu
  • Qochi Vaqueria
  • Serque
  • Wayrapata
  • Chullpa Palca
  • Tacopaya
  • Vaqueria
  • Sipini













Group
People
%






Quechua
7,611
70.8%




Campesino
843
7.8%




Unspecified Indigenous
206
1.9%




Indígena
132
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,611 || 70.8%
|-
| Campesino || 843 || 7.8%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 206 || 1.9%
|-
| Indígena || 132 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
9,249
86.0%
8,060
78.6%




Spanish
6,954
64.7%
4,787
46.7%




Aymara
155
1.4%
75
0.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 9,249 || 86.0% || 8,060 || 78.6%
|-
| Spanish || 6,954 || 64.7% || 4,787 || 46.7%
|-
| Aymara || 155 || 1.4% || 75 || 0.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,271 || 11,658 || 10,253
|| 10,750
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.7 |m25=4 |m30=3.4 |m35=2.9 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.4 |m65=2 |m70=1.5 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.9 |f5=5 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.8 |f25=3 |f30=2 |f35=2.2 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.1 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Capinota
 — Cochabamba
 [030701]





'''Capinota Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Capinota Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Capinota Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Capinota is Santiago Condori Orellana, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Capinota has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Beatriz Jora Tastaca
NGP




1
Alternate
José Luis Rojas Aduviri
NGP




2
Member
Esteban Salazar Sandi
NGP




2
Alternate
Carmen Rosa Chávez Muñoz
NGP




3
Member
Nemecia Quisbert Bernal
NGP




3
Alternate
Segundino Paniagua Apaza
NGP




4
Member
Leonor Montaño Saavedra
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Edwin Rivera Rodríguez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Raúl Guzmán Jiménez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Gisela Herrera Jora
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Juan Carlos Escalera Gutiérrez
FRI




6
Alternate
Mercedes Saavedra Andia
FRI




7
Member
Giovana Nina Claros
MTS




7
Alternate
TBD
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Beatriz Jora Tastaca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Rojas Aduviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Esteban Salazar Sandi || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Rosa Chávez Muñoz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nemecia Quisbert Bernal || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Segundino Paniagua Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Leonor Montaño Saavedra || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Rivera Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Raúl Guzmán Jiménez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gisela Herrera Jora''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juan Carlos Escalera Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Mercedes Saavedra Andia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Giovana Nina Claros || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Apillapampa
  • Buen Retiro
  • Capinota
  • Challahuage
  • Chiñiri
  • Huaca Plaza
  • Pajcha
  • Paloma Pampa
  • Playa Ancha
  • Sarco Cuchu
  • Sarco Bamba
  • Sajpaya
  • Yatamoco
  • Cornelis
  • Huancarani
  • Irpa Irpa
  • Mollini
  • Tipani
  • Sikimirani
  • Cuturupa
  • Samancha
  • Phusa Phusa
  • Bajo Chimboata
  • Alto Yatamoco
  • Corral Mayu
  • Tunasani
  • Viacha y Paya Collo
  • Alto Chimboata
  • Alto Collpamayo
  • Cooperativa Agropecuaria
  • Huayra Huasi
  • Kochini
  • Salto
  • Pararia
  • Agro 10 de Septiembre
  • Agro Campesina Jaraña
  • Hornoma
  • Juchuy Huaychoma
  • Villcabamba
  • Charamoco
  • Coca Maka
  • Jarka Vinto
  • Toctawi
  • Kalincanto
  • Manzana Pampa
  • Ucuchi
  • Sacamalla
  • Viña Nueva
  • Challavillque
  • Cocoma
  • Tokho Halla
  • Cala Caja













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,583
54.5%




Campesino
770
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,583 || 54.5%
|-
| Campesino || 770 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
15,396
79.3%
13,260
68.1%




Quechua
13,292
68.4%
14,029
72.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,396 || 79.3% || 13,260 || 68.1%
|-
| Quechua || 13,292 || 68.4% || 14,029 || 72.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 15,721 || 16,945 || 19,477
|| 19,427
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.6 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.2 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.9 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.9 |f20=4 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.1 |f40=3 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.4 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santiváñez
 — Cochabamba
 [030702]





'''Santiváñez Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Capinota Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Santiváñez is Marcial Encinas Medrano, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santiváñez has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Claudia Elsa Sandoval Patiño
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Richar Cáceres Mamani
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Remberto Cáceres Paiti
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Carmen Gloria Packar Montaño
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Maribel Soria Zambrana
MTS




3
Alternate
Oliver Salguero Rocha
MTS




4
Member
Néstor Miranda Bazán
MTS




4
Alternate
María Teresa Zambrana Flores
MTS




5
Member
Lidia Villarroel Loza
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Limbert Pilco Argote
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Claudia Elsa Sandoval Patiño || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Richar Cáceres Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Remberto Cáceres Paiti || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Gloria Packar Montaño''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Maribel Soria Zambrana || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Oliver Salguero Rocha''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Néstor Miranda Bazán || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Teresa Zambrana Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lidia Villarroel Loza || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Limbert Pilco Argote''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 45 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Catachilla
  • Pampa Chirigua  1ro de Mayo
  • Huañacochi
  • Kuturipa
  • San Martin
  • La Pampa
  • Rancho Nuevo
  • Rocha Rancho
  • Calaconto
  • Cayacayani Baños
  • Convento
  • 12 de Julio
  • Jarkamayu
  • Chiñata B
  • Sausini
  • Muyurina
  • 1ro de Mayo Convento
  • Alto Catachilla
  • Santivañez
  • Cala Caja
  • Buena Vista
  • Calera
  • Calahuani
  • Caporaya
  • Villa Nueva
  • Condor Mayu
  • Chapapani
  • Chojtama
  • Lipez
  • Santivañez
  • Huañacota
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Mojon Pata
  • Huerta Pampa
  • La Pampa
  • Ex Fundo Granado
  • Arce Rancho
  • Flor del Valle
  • Villa Litoral
  • Poquera
  • Londo
  • Londo 1ro de Septiembre
  • Corata Norte
  • Tarisa
  • Machajmarca













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,179
40.0%




Campesino
480
6.0%




Sora
135
1.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
115
1.4%




Aymara
112
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,179 || 40.0%
|-
| Campesino || 480 || 6.0%
|-
| Sora || 135 || 1.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 115 || 1.4%
|-
| Aymara || 112 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,555
82.6%
4,572
70.0%




Quechua
5,476
69.0%
4,910
75.2%




Aymara
179
2.3%
93
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,555 || 82.6% || 4,572 || 70.0%
|-
| Quechua || 5,476 || 69.0% || 4,910 || 75.2%
|-
| Aymara || 179 || 2.3% || 93 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,332 || 6,402 || 6,527
|| 7,940
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.4 |m15=4.6 |m20=4 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.2 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.2 |m65=2.1 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.1 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.6 |f30=4 |f35=3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.9 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.6 |f65=2.5 |f70=1.9 |f75=1.8 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sicaya
 — Cochabamba
 [030703]





'''Sicaya Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Capinota Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Sicaya is Bladimir Zurita Cruz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sicaya has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Justina Beltrán Jamira
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Santiago Jiménez Flores
LIBRE




2
Member
TBD
LIBRE




2
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




3
Member
TBD
LIBRE




3
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




4
Member
TBD
LIBRE




4
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




5
Member
Olga Jora Mamani
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Luzberth Mamani Rojas
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Justina Beltrán Jamira || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Santiago Jiménez Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Olga Jora Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Luzberth Mamani Rojas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Anocaya
  • Chullpani
  • Kara Kara
  • Lokostine
  • Higuerani
  • Sicaya
  • Corata Sotaza
  • Cotañi
  • Falsuri
  • Humanata
  • Puca Loma
  • Alcani
  • Liquimpaya
  • Orcoma
  • 16 de Julio
  • Chico Sicaya
  • Chojñapampa
  • Wacaplaz













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,621
65.9%




Campesino
172
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,621 || 65.9%
|-
| Campesino || 172 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
3,248
81.6%
2,570
68.7%




Spanish
2,955
74.2%
1,919
51.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 3,248 || 81.6% || 2,570 || 68.7%
|-
| Spanish || 2,955 || 74.2% || 1,919 || 51.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,391 || 2,235 || 3,740
|| 3,980
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.4 |m10=6.3 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.4 |m25=4 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.3 |m55=2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.7 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cliza
 — Cochabamba
 [030801]





'''Cliza Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Germán Jordán Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Germán Jordán Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Cliza is José Aníbal Escóbar Vargas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cliza has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Danitza Inturias Agudo
UPC




1
Alternate
José Cristhian Trujillo Delgadillo
UPC




2
Member
Hugo Alvarado Arnez
UPC




2
Alternate
Zulma Soto Suyo
UPC




3
Member
Jhenny Ynturias Jiménez
NGP




3
Alternate
Gilbert Suyo Cano
NGP




4
Member
José Nelzon Vargas Suares
NGP




4
Alternate
Marisol Vidal Berríos
NGP




5
Member
Roly Lizarazu Franco
MTS




5
Alternate
Eliana Cruz Delgadillo
MTS




6
Member
María Janet Balderrama Sanabria
MTS




6
Alternate
Carlos Alberto Torrico Ureña
MTS




7
Member
Shirley Shorca Vega Terán
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Alex Céspedes Delgadillo
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Danitza Inturias Agudo || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''José Cristhian Trujillo Delgadillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Hugo Alvarado Arnez || rowspan="2" | UPC
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Soto Suyo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jhenny Ynturias Jiménez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gilbert Suyo Cano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Nelzon Vargas Suares || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marisol Vidal Berríos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Roly Lizarazu Franco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eliana Cruz Delgadillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || María Janet Balderrama Sanabria || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Alberto Torrico Ureña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Shirley Shorca Vega Terán || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Céspedes Delgadillo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Calaconto
  • Champa Rancho
  • Cliza
  • Pilicocha
  • Huallpero Bajo
  • Huallpero Alto
  • Poza Rancho
  • Presa Pata
  • Perez Rancho
  • 21 de Septiembre
  • Banda Abajo
  • Barrios Unidos
  • Rokjo Lote
  • Mosoj Rancho B
  • Porvenir
  • San Isidro
  • Zenzano Banda Arriba
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Villa Florida
  • Villa Surumi
  • Villa 2 de Agosto
  • Villa Rosario
  • Capilla
  • Tjolo Rancho
  • Vargas Rancho
  • Secejsamma
  • Ayoma
  • Chullpas
  • Chullpa Pata
  • Huasacalle Alto
  • Huasa Calle
  • Islas Malvinas
  • Tackoloma
  • Ucureña
  • Incalote
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Villa Barrientos
  • 60 Fanegas
  • Kjuchi Lazaro
  • Linde Monte Redondo
  • San Juan de Liquinas
  • Santa Lucia
  • Villa el Carmen













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,542
54.6%




Campesino
567
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,542 || 54.6%
|-
| Campesino || 567 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
17,670
83.5%
16,729
76.4%




Quechua
14,685
69.4%
16,305
74.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 17,670 || 83.5% || 16,729 || 76.4%
|-
| Quechua || 14,685 || 69.4% || 16,305 || 74.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,509 || 19,747 || 21,899
|| 21,155
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.4 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.8 |m60=2 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.4 |f5=4 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.3 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.5 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.9 |f75=1.3 |f80=1 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Toco
 — Cochabamba
 [030802]





'''Toco Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Germán Jordán Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Toco is José Nelson Rojas Salazar, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Toco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Neyda Ávila Vargas
PDC




1
Alternate
Diógenes Gonzales Zurita
PDC




2
Member
Juan Carlos Rondal Correa
PDC




2
Alternate
Lizbedt Luján Ávila
PDC




3
Member
Nelly Terceros Ledezma
APB-SÚMATE




3
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




4
Member
Javier Campos Torrico
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
Carmen Rosa Rojas Villafán
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
Angélica Vargas Escalera
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Alternate
TBD
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Neyda Ávila Vargas || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Diógenes Gonzales Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Carlos Rondal Correa || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Lizbedt Luján Ávila''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nelly Terceros Ledezma || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Javier Campos Torrico || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Rosa Rojas Villafán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Angélica Vargas Escalera || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ana Rancho
  • Centro Monte Redondo
  • Chua Loma
  • Flores Rancho
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Juaqui Rancho A
  • Kjochi Lazaro
  • Linde Monte Redondo
  • Piqueros
  • Castro Rancho
  • Chullpa Loma
  • Pantoja
  • Rios Rancho
  • Siches
  • Sunchu Pulpera
  • Toko
  • Toco Bascope
  • Incachaca
  • Chillijchi
  • Cruz Pata
  • Toco Chimba
  • Toco Molino
  • Toco Quinto
  • Toquillo
  • Tunas Pampa
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Villa Santiago
  • Sobra Ana Rancho
  • Kjochi Champarancho
  • Kjochi Lavayen
  • Sacha Kantu
  • Toco Parada
  • Kellu Mayo
  • Linde Puca Pampa
  • Targapi
  • Toco Parada B
  • Karaluni
  • Sobra Ana Rancho Sur













Group
People
%






Quechua
4,339
58.8%




Campesino
476
6.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 4,339 || 58.8%
|-
| Campesino || 476 || 6.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
5,829
79.0%
5,843
82.8%




Spanish
5,766
78.1%
4,936
69.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 5,829 || 79.0% || 5,843 || 82.8%
|-
| Spanish || 5,766 || 78.1% || 4,936 || 69.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,380 || 6,705 || 7,057
|| 7,382
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.1 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.6 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.7 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.1 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.1 |f35=3 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.4 |f60=3.1 |f65=2.4 |f70=2.1 |f75=1.9 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tolata
 — Cochabamba
 [030803]





'''Tolata Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Germán Jordán Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tolata is Raúl Alba Baldelomar, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tolata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Olmar Gonzales Acuña
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Maribel Mendoza Cabrera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Elizabeth Rocabado Peredo
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
Iván Zeballos Sarabia
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
José Luis Arias Quispe
PDC




3
Alternate
Tavita Flores Claros
PDC




4
Member
Carmiña Sejas Reyes
NGP




4
Alternate
Isaías Ferrufino Claros
NGP




5
Member
Zecia Evelyn Yupanqui López
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Erick Chaly Sejas Sejas
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Olmar Gonzales Acuña || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Mendoza Cabrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elizabeth Rocabado Peredo || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Iván Zeballos Sarabia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Luis Arias Quispe || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Tavita Flores Claros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carmiña Sejas Reyes || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Isaías Ferrufino Claros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Zecia Evelyn Yupanqui López || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Erick Chaly Sejas Sejas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Carcaje
  • Carcaje Rosario
  • Kewiñal
  • Laphia
  • Tolata
  • Villa Copacabana
  • Complejo Carcaje
  • Tabla Rancho
  • Huerta Huasa
  • Padre Suyo
  • Valle Hermoso













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,637
41.9%




Aymara
391
4.5%




Campesino
273
3.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,637 || 41.9%
|-
| Aymara || 391 || 4.5%
|-
| Campesino || 273 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,676
88.4%
4,438
80.1%




Quechua
4,927
56.7%
3,874
69.9%




Aymara
382
4.4%
151
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,676 || 88.4% || 4,438 || 80.1%
|-
| Quechua || 4,927 || 56.7% || 3,874 || 69.9%
|-
| Aymara || 382 || 4.4% || 151 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,616 || 5,316 || 5,542
|| 8,687
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4 |m10=4 |m15=9.5 |m20=6.5 |m25=4 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.1 |m45=2 |m50=2 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.4 |f5=4 |f10=3.7 |f15=4 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.2 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.2 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.3 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.1 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=9.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Quillacollo
 — Cochabamba
 [030901]





'''Quillacollo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Quillacollo Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Quillacollo Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Quillacollo is Luis Santa Cruz Torrico, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Quillacollo has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Denis Álbaro Cabero Ríos
FRI




1
Alternate
Elvia Meneses Ureña
FRI




2
Member
Génesis Alicia Mercado Galindo
FRI




2
Alternate
Cristian Dennis Leaño Mamani
FRI




3
Member
Edgar Yury Rocha Rodríguez
FRI




3
Alternate
Michel Beatriz Villafuerte Ramos
FRI




4
Member
Casto Rodríguez Choque
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Angélica Martha Soto Cervantes
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Karen Silvana Quispe Ríos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Alternate
José Luis Palacios Romero
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




6
Member
Darío José Antezana Vargas
UN




6
Alternate
TBD
UN




7
Member
Livio Jhasmany Terán Zenteno
LIBRE




7
Alternate
María Rocío Flores Claros
LIBRE




8
Member
Rosa Mavel Padilla Mendieta
PATRIA-UNIDOS




8
Alternate
Eduardo Quiroga
PATRIA-UNIDOS




9
Member
Reynaldo Lafuente Terrazas
A-UPP




9
Alternate
Sebastiana Fernández Espinoza
A-UPP




10
Member
Bladimir Vargas Rojas
UNE




10
Alternate
Carmen Ruth Quintana Quispe
UNE




11
Member
TBD
UNE




11
Alternate
TBD
UNE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Denis Álbaro Cabero Ríos || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Elvia Meneses Ureña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Génesis Alicia Mercado Galindo || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristian Dennis Leaño Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Edgar Yury Rocha Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Michel Beatriz Villafuerte Ramos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Casto Rodríguez Choque || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Angélica Martha Soto Cervantes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Karen Silvana Quispe Ríos || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Palacios Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Darío José Antezana Vargas || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Livio Jhasmany Terán Zenteno || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''María Rocío Flores Claros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Rosa Mavel Padilla Mendieta || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eduardo Quiroga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Reynaldo Lafuente Terrazas || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sebastiana Fernández Espinoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Bladimir Vargas Rojas || rowspan="2" | UNE
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Ruth Quintana Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | UNE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Quillacollo
  • Tiquipaya
  • Cotapachi
  • El Paso
  • San Miguel
  • Chocaya
  • Tambo
  • Jove Rancho
  • Khochamayu
  • Molle Molle
  • Misicuni
  • Okosuru
  • Pandoja
  • Caymani
  • Villa Sivingani
  • Cienega
  • Playaverde
  • Pocpo Collo
  • Montecueva
  • Kollpani
  • Ipilla
  • Loma Alta
  • Norte Pata Pampa
  • Ajata
  • Chillavi
  • Khaluyo
  • Lagunillas
  • Liruni
  • Millumayu
  • Putucuni
  • Sunjani
  • Uyuni
  • Villa San Isidro
  • Apote
  • Jatun Pampa
  • El Paso













Group
People
%






Quechua
44,471
26.7%




Aymara
6,255
3.8%




Campesino
2,912
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 44,471 || 26.7%
|-
| Aymara || 6,255 || 3.8%
|-
| Campesino || 2,912 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
147,678
88.6%
104,720
76.3%




Quechua
61,303
36.8%
58,159
42.4%




Aymara
8,124
4.9%
8,011
5.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 147,678 || 88.6% || 104,720 || 76.3%
|-
| Quechua || 61,303 || 36.8% || 58,159 || 42.4%
|-
| Aymara || 8,124 || 4.9% || 8,011 || 5.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 69,027 || 104,206 || 137,182
|| 166,741
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.8 |m10=5 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.3 |m40=3 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.7 |f20=4.9 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.5 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sipe Sipe
 — Cochabamba
 [030902]





'''Sipe Sipe Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Quillacollo Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Sipe Sipe is Fredy Patzi Barrios, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sipe Sipe has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Nicole Moyra Chilali Carrasco
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Richard Alfredo Romero Peña
A-UPP




2
Member
David Luque Flores
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Adela Quiroz Mairana
A-UPP




3
Member
Aideé Orellana Espinoza
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Cecilio Antezana Camacho
A-UPP




4
Member
María Luz Quiroz Maldonado
FRI




4
Alternate
TBD
FRI




5
Member
Hilarión Gandarillas Antezana
FRI




5
Alternate
Pamela Toro Crespo
FRI




6
Member
Beatriz Molina Quiroz
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




6
Alternate
Jorge Aguilar Escalera
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




7
Member
Elías Cuba Jaldín
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




7
Alternate
Bertha Flores Aguayo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




8
Member
Bladimir Molina Romero
NGP




8
Alternate
Ana María Navia Pérez
NGP




9
Member
Vanessa Quispe Colque
PATRIA-UNIDOS




9
Alternate
Dennis Martín Pozo Antezana
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nicole Moyra Chilali Carrasco || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Richard Alfredo Romero Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || David Luque Flores || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Adela Quiroz Mairana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Aideé Orellana Espinoza || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Cecilio Antezana Camacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Luz Quiroz Maldonado || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Hilarión Gandarillas Antezana || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Pamela Toro Crespo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Beatriz Molina Quiroz || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Aguilar Escalera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Elías Cuba Jaldín || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bertha Flores Aguayo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Bladimir Molina Romero || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana María Navia Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Vanessa Quispe Colque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dennis Martín Pozo Antezana''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 46 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Collpa (Otb)
  • Chaquiri
  • Hamiraya
  • Huancarani
  • Maica
  • Quiroz Rancho (Otb)
  • Sindicato Acorani (Sub Central Capillani)
  • Sindicato Ankoage (Sub Central Uchu Uchu)
  • Sindicato Chacapaya
  • Chahuarani
  • Puca Toko
  • Sindicato Combuyo
  • Sindicato Escalerani (Sub Central Uchu Uchu)
  • Lapiani
  • Loko Lokoni
  • Sindicato Pirhuas (Otb)
  • Sindicato Siqui Siquia
  • Sindicato Toncoma (Sub Central Uchu Uchu)
  • Sindicato Totorani (Sub Central Capillani)
  • Sindicato Uchu Uchu (Sub Central Uchu Uchu)
  • Sipe Sipe
  • Sorata
  • Suticollo
  • Vila Vila
  • Villa Montenegro
  • Waka Playa
  • Villa Bolivar
  • Ayoma
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Pueblo Nuevo
  • Chorojo
  • Collpa Centro
  • Collpa Cala Cala
  • Keraya Centro
  • Keraya B
  • Salto Playa
  • Playa Verde
  • Villa Sivingani
  • Totorcienega
  • Linko
  • Molle Molle
  • Capellani
  • Viloma Cala Cala
  • Arromire
  • Chaupiloma
  • Chiltupampa
  • Itapaya
  • Milloma
  • Parotani
  • Pirque
  • Chapini
  • Sindicato Muñani
  • Sindicato Palaca
  • Thakoruma
  • Tajra
  • Vaqueria
  • Sindicato Pirhuas (Otb)
  • Sillaraya
  • Janka Tarhuani
  • Tamaca
  • Mallacaba
  • Chihuanqui
  • Tutupaya
  • Choqueni
  • Millu Khasa
  • Taco Willque
  • Cultani
  • Coachaca Chico
  • Huañacahua
  • Mallco Chapi
  • Mallco Rancho
  • Caramarca Otavi
  • Payacollo
  • Sauce Rancho
  • Vinto Chico
  • Carramarca













Group
People
%






Quechua
23,866
42.7%




Campesino
2,584
4.6%




Aymara
1,495
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 23,866 || 42.7%
|-
| Campesino || 2,584 || 4.6%
|-
| Aymara || 1,495 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
46,224
82.7%
29,176
70.2%




Quechua
32,578
58.3%
26,055
62.7%




Aymara
2,268
4.1%
1,471
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 46,224 || 82.7% || 29,176 || 70.2%
|-
| Quechua || 32,578 || 58.3% || 26,055 || 62.7%
|-
| Aymara || 2,268 || 4.1% || 1,471 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 20,007 || 31,337 || 41,571
|| 55,908
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.5 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.5 |m35=3 |m40=2.5 |m45=2 |m50=1.7 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.3 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.5 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.4 |f15=5 |f20=5 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.5 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tiquipaya
 — Cochabamba
 [030903]





'''Tiquipaya Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Quillacollo Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tiquipaya is Maximiliano Mamangueño Huanca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tiquipaya has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Raúl Román Alarcón
MTS




1
Alternate
Flora Serrano Uribe
MTS




2
Member
Aurelia Zambrana
MTS




2
Alternate
Freddy Huanca Calle
MTS




3
Member
José Armando Bazoalto Fuentes
MTS




3
Alternate
Vania Andrea García Camacho
MTS




4
Member
Ingrid Patricia Reyes Villa Avilés
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
Miguel Alberto Arellano Jacobs
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
José Luis Roque Vallejos
APB-SÚMATE




5
Alternate
Emma Karina Meza Montalvo
APB-SÚMATE




6
Member
José Edwin Fuentes Álvarez
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Carla Medrano Guzmán
A-UPP




7
Member
Edson Espinoza Lazo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




7
Alternate
Alexandra Jessica Mogrobejo Domínguez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




8
Member
TBD
UNIDOS




8
Alternate
Gerson Gonzalo Zurita Céspedes
UNIDOS




9
Member
Juan Gonzalo Vargas Miranda
LIBRE




9
Alternate
Stefany Gonzales Fernández
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Raúl Román Alarcón || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Serrano Uribe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Aurelia Zambrana || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Huanca Calle''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Armando Bazoalto Fuentes || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Vania Andrea García Camacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ingrid Patricia Reyes Villa Avilés || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Alberto Arellano Jacobs''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || José Luis Roque Vallejos || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Emma Karina Meza Montalvo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || José Edwin Fuentes Álvarez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Medrano Guzmán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Edson Espinoza Lazo || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alexandra Jessica Mogrobejo Domínguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gerson Gonzalo Zurita Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Juan Gonzalo Vargas Miranda || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Stefany Gonzales Fernández''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Tiquipaya
  • Chapisirca
  • Jatun Pujru
  • Cuatro Esquinas
  • Linkupata
  • Rumi Corral
  • Cruzani
  • Dobledero
  • Carmen Pampa
  • Torre Torre
  • Totolima
  • Totora
  • Torreni
  • Llusta
  • Titiri la Cumbre
  • Monte Huaico
  • Mal Paso
  • Montecillo Alto
  • Montecillo Verde
  • Rodeo Verde
  • Chachacomani
  • Elena Rancho
  • Huancarancho













Group
People
%






Quechua
12,735
20.6%




Aymara
1,660
2.7%




Campesino
1,588
2.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 12,735 || 20.6%
|-
| Aymara || 1,660 || 2.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,588 || 2.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
54,905
88.8%
41,276
76.6%




Quechua
19,621
31.7%
22,069
40.9%




Aymara
1,974
3.2%
2,676
5.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 54,905 || 88.8% || 41,276 || 76.6%
|-
| Quechua || 19,621 || 31.7% || 22,069 || 40.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,974 || 3.2% || 2,676 || 5.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,371 || 37,791 || 53,904
|| 61,840
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.9 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.4 |f55=2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Vinto
 — Cochabamba
 [030904]





'''Vinto Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Quillacollo Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Vinto is Félix Quispe Calle, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Vinto has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marlene Tapia Vargas
PPS




1
Alternate
TBD
PPS




2
Member
Milton Robert Torrico Ferrufino
PPS




2
Alternate
Mayra Rocío Lobatón Encinas
PPS




3
Member
Giasmani Iván Miranda Argote
SOLUCIO-NES




3
Alternate
Dayana Jiménez Carballo
SOLUCIO-NES




4
Member
María Elena Espinoza Charro
SOLUCIO-NES




4
Alternate
Josué Medina Peña
SOLUCIO-NES




5
Member
Jhaneth Campero Sejas
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Jaime Terán Chávez
UNIDOS




6
Member
Wendy Danitza Condori Quispe
UNE




6
Alternate
Diego Víctor Carvajal Peñaranda
UNE




7
Member
Cinthia Vargas Martínez
LIBRE




7
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




8
Member
Vilma Jiménez Vegamonte
APB-SÚMATE




8
Alternate
Javier Mercado Tapia
APB-SÚMATE




9
Member
Patricio Portillo Véliz
A-UPP




9
Alternate
Marina Mabel Paz Sánchez
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marlene Tapia Vargas || rowspan="2" | PPS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Milton Robert Torrico Ferrufino || rowspan="2" | PPS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mayra Rocío Lobatón Encinas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Giasmani Iván Miranda Argote || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIO-NES
|-
| Alternate || ''Dayana Jiménez Carballo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Elena Espinoza Charro || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIO-NES
|-
| Alternate || ''Josué Medina Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jhaneth Campero Sejas || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Terán Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Wendy Danitza Condori Quispe || rowspan="2" | UNE
|-
| Alternate || ''Diego Víctor Carvajal Peñaranda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Cinthia Vargas Martínez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Vilma Jiménez Vegamonte || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Javier Mercado Tapia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Patricio Portillo Véliz || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marina Mabel Paz Sánchez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Vinto
  • Huaracani
  • Thiomogo
  • Potrero
  • Chaupi Suyo
  • Viloma Grande
  • Buena Vista
  • Falsuri
  • Charinco
  • Chinchilla
  • Coachaca Grande (Sub Central Vinto)
  • Thiomoko
  • Vilomilla
  • Juanta Vecinal Thiomoko
  • Higuerani
  • Combuyo
  • Anocaraire
  • Tajra
  • Palca Pampa
  • Kaspi Cancha
  • Chaqui Potrero
  • Llave Grande
  • Pairumani
  • Aguada
  • Calatrancani (Sub Central Vinto)
  • Collpa Potrero
  • Cotani
  • Cuchillani
  • Palca Pampa
  • Panti Pata A
  • Panti Pata B
  • Igmani













Group
People
%






Quechua
20,477
36.5%




Aymara
3,540
6.3%




Campesino
1,149
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 20,477 || 36.5%
|-
| Aymara || 3,540 || 6.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,149 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
48,497
86.5%
39,463
75.9%




Quechua
24,403
43.5%
25,910
49.9%




Aymara
3,926
7.0%
4,164
8.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 48,497 || 86.5% || 39,463 || 75.9%
|-
| Quechua || 24,403 || 43.5% || 25,910 || 49.9%
|-
| Aymara || 3,926 || 7.0% || 4,164 || 8.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 20,573 || 31,489 || 51,968
|| 56,064
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.7 |m20=5 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.1 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.2 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.4 |m60=1.4 |m65=1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.9 |f5=5 |f10=5.3 |f15=5 |f20=5.2 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.2 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Colcapirhua
 — Cochabamba
 [030905]





'''Colcapirhua Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Quillacollo Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Colcapirhua is José Nelson Gallinate Torrico, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Colcapirhua has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Roberto Rocha Flores
APB-SÚMATE




1
Alternate
María Elizabeth Crespo Rocha
APB-SÚMATE




2
Member
Patricia Rodríguez Kahuana
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
David Padilla Carmona
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
José Darlin Antezana Aquino
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Elena Sahara Zamora Estrada
LIBRE




4
Member
Alizon Inga Miranda Terceros
LIBRE




4
Alternate
Franz Jaime Ulunque Lazarte
LIBRE




5
Member
Óscar Carlos Leytón Arias
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Paula Nataly Araníbar López
UNIDOS




6
Member
Elizabeth Hurtado Salazar
UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Álvaro Hernán Villarroel Huapalla
UNIDOS




7
Member
Luis Fernando Peña Jiménez
FRI




7
Alternate
Nataly Jazmín Yapura Peña
FRI




8
Member
Juan Carlos López Canedo
A-UPP




8
Alternate
Alejandra Roxana Zambrana Bustamante
A-UPP




9
Member
Deysi Sánchez Hidalgo
PDC




9
Alternate
Guido Pinaya Méndez
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Roberto Rocha Flores || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''María Elizabeth Crespo Rocha''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Patricia Rodríguez Kahuana || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''David Padilla Carmona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Darlin Antezana Aquino || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Elena Sahara Zamora Estrada''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Alizon Inga Miranda Terceros || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Franz Jaime Ulunque Lazarte''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Óscar Carlos Leytón Arias || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Paula Nataly Araníbar López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Elizabeth Hurtado Salazar || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Álvaro Hernán Villarroel Huapalla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Luis Fernando Peña Jiménez || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Nataly Jazmín Yapura Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Juan Carlos López Canedo || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alejandra Roxana Zambrana Bustamante''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Deysi Sánchez Hidalgo || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Guido Pinaya Méndez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Colcapirhua













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,185
16.8%




Aymara
1,986
3.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,185 || 16.8%
|-
| Aymara || 1,986 || 3.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
60,248
90.6%
40,388
77.7%




Quechua
17,386
26.1%
18,142
34.9%




Aymara
2,292
3.4%
2,593
5.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 60,248 || 90.6% || 40,388 || 77.7%
|-
| Quechua || 17,386 || 26.1% || 18,142 || 34.9%
|-
| Aymara || 2,292 || 3.4% || 2,593 || 5.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 22,219 || 41,980 || 51,990
|| 66,505
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.2 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.3 |f35=4.1 |f40=3.7 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.1 |f60=2 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sacaba
 — Cochabamba
 [031001]





'''Sacaba Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Chapare Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Cochabamba Department.[ref1]








The Mayor of Sacaba is Riony Villarroel Ledezma, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sacaba has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Henry Díaz Vera
MTS




1
Alternate
Lourdes Angélica Velasco Michel
MTS




2
Member
Maira Guamán Fernández
MTS




2
Alternate
Edwin Céspedes Romero
MTS




3
Member
David Manuel Ballón Guzmán
MTS




3
Alternate
Celia Inturias Valencia
MTS




4
Member
Mariela Cossío Romero
MTS




4
Alternate
Ríder Arnez García
MTS




5
Member
Reynaldo Fuentes Rocha
A-UPP




5
Alternate
María Isabel Saavedra Nogales
A-UPP




6
Member
Tatiana Arauco Villarroel
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Edgar Raúl Peredo Morales
A-UPP




7
Member
Ernesto Valencia Siancas
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Bentura Zapata Orosco
A-UPP




8
Member
Juan Carlos Hinojosa Rivera
UN




8
Alternate
Lenny Lizbeth Andia Ovando
UN




9
Member
Silvia Fernández Olivera
UN




9
Alternate
Emiliano Saravia Marquina
UN




10
Member
Ricardo Sánchez Calderón
APB-SÚMATE




10
Alternate
Juana Castro Aviléz
APB-SÚMATE




11
Member
Edwin Bascopé Jiménez
LIBRE




11
Alternate
Nikol Solís Soliz
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Henry Díaz Vera || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lourdes Angélica Velasco Michel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Maira Guamán Fernández || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Céspedes Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || David Manuel Ballón Guzmán || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Celia Inturias Valencia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mariela Cossío Romero || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ríder Arnez García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Reynaldo Fuentes Rocha || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Isabel Saavedra Nogales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Tatiana Arauco Villarroel || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Edgar Raúl Peredo Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Ernesto Valencia Siancas || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Bentura Zapata Orosco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Juan Carlos Hinojosa Rivera || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Lenny Lizbeth Andia Ovando''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Silvia Fernández Olivera || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Emiliano Saravia Marquina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Ricardo Sánchez Calderón || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Juana Castro Aviléz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Edwin Bascopé Jiménez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Nikol Solís Soliz''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Sacaba
  • Sacaba (Disperso)
  • Tutimayu
  • Ichocollo
  • Kaluyo Chico
  • Kaluyo Grande
  • Larati Chico
  • Larati Grande
  • Sindicato Agrario Rio Bateon Ii
  • Pisly
  • Sapanani Alto
  • Sindicato Agrario Tres Tetillas
  • Yungas Sabaca
  • Pajcha Wasa
  • Lende Moko
  • Challviri
  • Tranca Centro
  • Apilla Centro
  • Kehuiñal Grande
  • Kehuiñal Chico
  • Kehuiñal
  • Laraty Centro
  • Llachujmayu
  • Willkapujio
  • Centro Centilina
  • Churo
  • Jatun Ckochi
  • Laguna Pampa
  • Maica Mayu
  • Mistemayu
  • Palca Chica
  • San Juan Pampa
  • Yana Kaka
  • Palca
  • Tutimayu (Cruz Loma)
  • Tutimayu (Lloque Mayu)
  • Tutimayu (Cesar Loma)
  • Cruz Loma
  • Virgen del Carmen
  • Chaquimayu
  • Aguirre
  • Aguirre I
  • Segunda Aguirre
  • Mesa Pata
  • Molino Blanco
  • Sindicato Pampa Uno
  • Patati Grande
  • Pampa 1
  • Valle Grande
  • Alalay
  • Buena Vista
  • Kori Huma
  • Mollocota
  • Pajcha
  • Quinsa Mayu Quiroga Alta
  • Jullu Pampa
  • Patati Alto
  • Chiñata
  • Playa Verde
  • Arbitayoj
  • 15 de Septiembre
  • Aguada
  • Buena Vista Baja
  • Korihuma Ii
  • Lava Lava Alta
  • Piujilla
  • Tuscapujio Alto
  • Patati Chico
  • Sindicato Pilancho (Central Ucuchi)
  • Chaupi Melga
  • Condor Puñuna
  • Tutimayu
  • Melga
  • Quewiña Pampa
  • Lopez Rancho
  • Cesar Loma
  • Choque Champi
  • Mollocota
  • Ucuchi
  • Sindicato Agrariochicago B
  • Inca Corral
  • 1 Ro de Mayo Loma
  • Tuscapujyo Centro
  • Collpana
  • Pilancho
  • Potrero
  • San Isidoro
  • Uturunquillo
  • Warachi
  • Chollpa Casa Grande
  • Apilla Centro
  • Kholuyo
  • Catachilla Alta
  • Alalay
  • Sub Central Santa Rita Rodeo













Group
People
%






Quechua
66,164
30.2%




Aymara
4,555
2.1%




Campesino
4,270
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 66,164 || 30.2%
|-
| Aymara || 4,555 || 2.1%
|-
| Campesino || 4,270 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
192,961
88.1%
131,839
76.4%




Quechua
91,085
41.6%
85,657
49.7%




Aymara
6,310
2.9%
6,233
3.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 192,961 || 88.1% || 131,839 || 76.4%
|-
| Quechua || 91,085 || 41.6% || 85,657 || 49.7%
|-
| Aymara || 6,310 || 2.9% || 6,233 || 3.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 69,610 || 117,100 || 172,466
|| 219,092
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.6 |m20=5 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.8 |f20=5.2 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Colomi
 — Cochabamba
 [031002]





'''Colomi Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Chapare Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Colomi is Grobert Nogales Grageda, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Colomi has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Alipio Zurita Flores
NGP




1
Alternate
Margarita Laime Montaño
NGP




2
Member
Haideé Carvajal Peredo
NGP




2
Alternate
José Luiz Veizaga Montaño
NGP




3
Member
Dieter Llanos Tórrez
NGP




3
Alternate
Marlene Montecinos Tenorio
NGP




4
Member
Amalia Caricari Vargas
NGP




4
Alternate
Trifón Pérez Corrales
NGP




5
Member
Maribel Peña Carballo
MTS




5
Alternate
Ricardo Orellana Morales
MTS




6
Member
Víctor López Montecinos
MTS




6
Alternate
Aida Montaño López
MTS




7
Member
Ofelia Villarroel Fernández
MTS




7
Alternate
José Amílcar Villarroel Flores
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Alipio Zurita Flores || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Margarita Laime Montaño''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Haideé Carvajal Peredo || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luiz Veizaga Montaño''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dieter Llanos Tórrez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marlene Montecinos Tenorio''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Amalia Caricari Vargas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Trifón Pérez Corrales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Maribel Peña Carballo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ricardo Orellana Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Víctor López Montecinos || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Aida Montaño López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Ofelia Villarroel Fernández || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Amílcar Villarroel Flores''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 47 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Colomi
  • Afectados Sora Sora
  • Afectados Tumuyo
  • Chulpani
  • Colomayu
  • Huancuni
  • Kanco
  • La Guinda
  • Liriuni
  • Palta Loma
  • Primer Toncoli
  • Primera Kayarani
  • Rosario
  • Salto A
  • Santa Barbara
  • Segunda Kayarani
  • Segundo Toncoli
  • Tercera Kayarani
  • Yana Khochi
  • Santa Isabel
  • Incachaca
  • Locotal
  • Mosoj Rancho
  • Primera Candelaria
  • Balcon
  • Candelaria
  • Corral Grande
  • Pico
  • Pie de Gallo
  • Rodeo Alto
  • Segunda Candelaria
  • 2 de Marzo
  • Pucara
  • Cerro Verde
  • Chimpa Rancho
  • Jatun Rumi
  • Jucu Puñuma
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • 3 de Agosto
  • Chullpani Grande
  • Phisly A
  • San Isidro
  • Chomoco
  • Paracayae Chullpani
  • Segundo Sora Sora
  • Piurato
  • Kochimayu
  • Plomerito
  • Jatun Potrero
  • Linde
  • Monte Khasa
  • Muri Mayu
  • Marcos Mayu
  • Primer Sora Sora
  • Kalliri Ucuchi
  • Caraguata
  • Tablas Monte
  • Abra del Sillar
  • Santa Isabel
  • 15 de Julio Yungas Itapallo
  • Churu Alto
  • San Jose
  • Sarna Moko
  • San Onofri
  • Sucre Grande
  • Jucumaria Mayu
  • Corani Pampa
  • Durazno
  • Chimpa Wata
  • Barrio Villa 14 de Septiembre
  • Sindicato Villa Verde
  • K'uri Churu
  • Chulumani
  • Salto B
  • Chareal
  • Mosoj Llajta
  • Ramadas
  • Aserradero
  • Lima Tambo
  • Aguada Monte
  • Kaliri Yayrakasa
  • Alto Corani
  • Villazon
  • Villa Naranjos
  • Villa Jordan
  • Maravillas Grande
  • Chaupi Suyo
  • Rio Negro
  • Pampa Tambo
  • Miguelito
  • Paracti
  • Lagunillas













Group
People
%






Quechua
13,313
60.9%




Campesino
2,383
10.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
282
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 13,313 || 60.9%
|-
| Campesino || 2,383 || 10.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 282 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
17,167
78.6%
13,948
72.3%




Spanish
16,715
76.5%
12,005
62.3%




Aymara
231
1.1%
270
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 17,167 || 78.6% || 13,948 || 72.3%
|-
| Spanish || 16,715 || 76.5% || 12,005 || 62.3%
|-
| Aymara || 231 || 1.1% || 270 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,640 || 17,372 || 19,285
|| 21,846
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.6 |m15=5.3 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.2 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4 |f5=4.9 |f10=5 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.2 |f50=2.2 |f55=2 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Villa Tunari
 — Cochabamba
 [031003]





'''Villa Tunari Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Chapare Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Villa Tunari is Homar Claros Panozo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Villa Tunari has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Eufronia Vargas Galindo
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Vicente Reyes Vela
A-UPP




2
Member
Ponciano Valles Chileno
A-UPP




2
Alternate
María Luz Mercado Vargas
A-UPP




3
Member
Nora García Cuico
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Severino Kachi Lucero
A-UPP




4
Member
José Rodrigo Salazar Claros
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Cristina Rodríguez Maita
A-UPP




5
Member
Rosmery Vásquez Santos
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Alex Panozo López
A-UPP




6
Member
Abram Ocaña Tomás
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Flora Velasque Alvarado
A-UPP




7
Member
Elizabeth Vargas Rocha
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Néstor Rocha Gonzales
A-UPP




8
Member
Ernesto Calicho Laime
A-UPP




8
Alternate
Ana Beatriz Porco Aguayo
A-UPP




9
Member
Glagys Silvestre Marín
A-UPP




9
Alternate
Delfín Olivera Vorja
A-UPP




10
Member
César Dorado Jora
A-UPP




10
Alternate
Florinda Gonzales Antezana
A-UPP




11
Member
José Antonio Rojas Alvarado
NGP




11
Alternate
Marlene Vallejos Ureña
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Eufronia Vargas Galindo || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Vicente Reyes Vela''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ponciano Valles Chileno || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Luz Mercado Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nora García Cuico || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Severino Kachi Lucero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Rodrigo Salazar Claros || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Rodríguez Maita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rosmery Vásquez Santos || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Panozo López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Abram Ocaña Tomás || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Velasque Alvarado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Elizabeth Vargas Rocha || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Néstor Rocha Gonzales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Ernesto Calicho Laime || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Beatriz Porco Aguayo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Glagys Silvestre Marín || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Delfín Olivera Vorja''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || César Dorado Jora || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Florinda Gonzales Antezana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || José Antonio Rojas Alvarado || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marlene Vallejos Ureña''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Florida C
  • Villa Rosario A
  • Carmen de la Nueva Esperanza
  • Ibare
  • Cinco Esquinas Santivañez A
  • El Bateon
  • Santa Rosa
  • Barranquilla
  • La Boca
  • Isinuta
  • Sindicato Sinuta
  • Nueva Cotoca
  • Santa Elena
  • San Gabriel
  • San Jose de Bubusama
  • Santa Maria
  • Litoral
  • Norte
  • Esteban Arce
  • Rene Barrientos
  • Pedro Domingo Murillo
  • Sipe Sipe
  • Simon Bolivar
  • 12 de Octubre
  • 14 de Octubre
  • 14 de Septiembre
  • 16 de Julio
  • 2 de Septiembre
  • 20 de Agosto
  • Paraiso
  • Tres Arroyos
  • 4 de Septiembre
  • 40 Arroyos
  • Padresama
  • Rio Alto
  • Alto Ilibulo
  • Alto Mambuelo
  • Alto San Pedro
  • Antofagasta B
  • Alto Isinuta
  • Avispas
  • Bella Vista
  • Bomborazama
  • Buena Vista
  • Capinota
  • Carahota
  • Carvallo
  • Eterazama
  • Chaupiloma
  • Colorada Belen
  • Colorados de Bolivia
  • Villa Conbuyo
  • Copacabana Alta
  • Bajo Coripata
  • El Palmar
  • Estancia
  • Estrella
  • 12 de Abril
  • Florida
  • Guadalupe
  • Alto Habana
  • Hernan Siles Suazo
  • Habana Santo Domingo
  • Montaño
  • Villa Israel A
  • Isrrael B
  • La Estrella
  • Libertad
  • Gran Chaco
  • Los Andes
  • Mayor Jordan
  • Mejillones
  • Miraflores
  • Los Angeles
  • Monte Sinai
  • Munaypata
  • Muyurina
  • Norte Galilea
  • Norte Potosi A
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nueva Colomi
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Palometas
  • Paractito
  • Paraiso A
  • Paraiso B
  • Peña Colorada
  • Pocoata
  • Puerto Todos Santos
  • Puerto Valle
  • Puerto Zudañez
  • Rio Colorado
  • Rio Jordan
  • 12 de Junio
  • San Carlos
  • San Cristobal
  • Nueva San Juan
  • Samuzabety
  • 24 de Junio
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Mateo Bajo
  • San Pablo
  • San Pedro
  • San Rafael
  • San Salvador
  • Santa Barbara
  • Santa Fe
  • Santo Domingo
  • Senda Bayer
  • Tacuaral
  • Tocopilla
  • Todos Santos Viejo
  • Topater
  • Unidos Anzaldo
  • Unificado
  • Union Cerro Verde
  • Union Oteo
  • Urkupiña
  • Chipiriri
  • Villa Arce
  • Villa Asuncion
  • Copacabana Bajo
  • Villa Fatima
  • Villa Jordan
  • Villa Rosario
  • Villa San Julian
  • Villa Santa Cruz
  • Villa Tunari
  • Villa Tunari (Disperso)
  • San Juan de Iriuta
  • Buen Pastor
  • San Jorgito
  • San Miguelito
  • Sanandita
  • 10 de Agosto
  • 26 de Agosto
  • 9 de Abril
  • Alaska
  • Comuna
  • Huayllani
  • Ichoa
  • Independencia
  • Moleto
  • Nueva America
  • Nueva Aroma
  • Sindicato Nueva Aroma
  • Nueva Orinoca
  • Patiño Norte
  • Primavera
  • Puerto Patiño
  • San Juan de Icoya
  • San Sebastian
  • Santa Ana
  • Senda Nueva
  • Uncia
  • Valle Alto
  • Villa Bolivar
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Villa Urkupiña
  • Maica Monte
  • Pucamayu
  • San Jose
  • Villa Jorka
  • Ambrosia
  • Banda Azul
  • Campo Via
  • Chivimarca
  • Chocolatal
  • Cristal Mayu
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Juntas Corani
  • La Playa
  • Naranjitos
  • Villa Imperial
  • Bustillos
  • Villa San Jose
  • Villa Loreto
  • Cañaveral
  • San Francisco
  • 22 de Octubre
  • 24 de Julio
  • Alto Avaroa
  • Antofagasta A
  • Antofagasta C
  • Aroma
  • Ayopaya
  • Belen Putintiri
  • Cerro Verde
  • Flor de San Pedro
  • Ismael Montes
  • Alto Coripata
  • San Mateo Alto
  • San Silvestre
  • Villa San Lorenzo
  • Villa 14 de Septiembre
  • Sucre
  • Villa 23 de Octubre
  • San Jose de Angosta
  • 4 de Octubre
  • Minera Llallagua
  • San Juan de Dios
  • 7 de Agosto
  • Icona
  • Ingavi
  • Alto Mariscal
  • Villa San Javier
  • Nueva Quillacollo
  • Pueblo San Lorenzo B
  • Barrientos
  • Villa Florida
  • Villa Porvenir
  • 6 de Septiembre
  • Maximiliano Paredes
  • Nueva Libertad
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Samuel San Juan
  • 1 de Agosto
  • Avaroa Bajo
  • Itirapampa
  • Fortaleza Trinidad
  • Villa Vueltadero
  • Villa Asuncion del Isiboro
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Marcelo Quiroga Santa Cruz
  • Limo del Isiboro
  • Pueblo Isiboro
  • Pueblo 26 de Mayo
  • Las Cocas
  • Fatima de Moleto
  • Primero de Mayo
  • Santisima Trinidad
  • 12 de Mayo
  • Totora
  • 1 de Diciembre
  • Juana Azurduy de Padilla
  • Tupak Catari
  • Bolivar
  • Villa Bolivia
  • Cuevitas
  • Huayrurumi
  • Loco Estani
  • Soberania
  • 4 de Noviembre
  • San Juan del Isiboro
  • Eladio
  • Playa Verde
  • Bateyayos
  • San Isidro
  • Valle Lindo
  • 2 de Junio
  • Encanto
  • Nuevo Horizontes
  • San Luis
  • Villa General Roman
  • Arbita
  • Alto Palmar
  • Campo Chico
  • Norte B
  • 23 de Agosto
  • Puerto San Francisco
  • Alto Tacuaral
  • Murillo
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Loayza
  • Villa Tuti Mayo
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Viloma
  • Virgen del Socavon
  • San Juan de Luribay
  • Socavon B
  • Tigres
  • Villa San Pedro
  • Villa Esperanza
  • San Antonio de Moleto
  • Villa Flores
  • Santa Rosita del Rio Ichoa
  • Peñas Blancas
  • Nueva Tacopaya
  • San Pedro de Buena Vista
  • Capiguara
  • Eduardo Avaroa
  • Nueva Vida
  • Pueblo Cristal Mayu
  • Pueblo Ichoa
  • Pueblo Jatun Pampa
  • Nueva Alianza
  • Puerto Beni
  • Puerto Pancho
  • Santivañez
  • Segunda
  • 11 de Noviembre
  • 12 de Agosto
  • Alto Mambuelo A
  • Charcas
  • Copacabana Centro
  • Jordan
  • Liberacion
  • Libertador
  • Mariscal Sucre Bajo
  • Porvenir C
  • Pucara Chico
  • Puerto Trinidad
  • San Francisco Alto
  • San Pedro de Sacaba
  • Segunda Paraiso
  • Valle Nuevo
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Villa Lagunilla
  • Villa Limoncitos
  • Villa Mendoza
  • Valle Grande
  • Villa San Juan de Dios
  • Puerto Sucre
  • Entre Rios
  • Puerto Sesarzama
  • Sindicato Canadon
  • Villa Rosario B
  • San Miguel
  • Corral Pampa
  • Huari Pucara
  • Villa Nueva
  • Sindicato San Julian
  • Sindicato 2 de Agosto
  • Sindicato Litoral
  • Santa Elena
  • Lagunitas
  • Yanamayu













Group
People
%






Quechua
51,113
54.5%




Campesino
7,949
8.5%




Yurakaré
1,167
1.2%




Indígena
1,020
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 51,113 || 54.5%
|-
| Campesino || 7,949 || 8.5%
|-
| Yurakaré || 1,167 || 1.2%
|-
| Indígena || 1,020 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
76,417
81.5%
48,861
68.4%




Quechua
61,223
65.3%
44,970
63.0%




Aymara
2,209
2.4%
2,062
2.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 76,417 || 81.5% || 48,861 || 68.4%
|-
| Quechua || 61,223 || 65.3% || 44,970 || 63.0%
|-
| Aymara || 2,209 || 2.4% || 2,062 || 2.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 48,477 || 52,886 || 71,386
|| 93,747
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.1 |m20=5.3 |m25=5.2 |m30=4.4 |m35=4 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.7 |m65=1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.5 |f30=4 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tapacarí
 — Cochabamba
 [031101]





'''Tapacarí Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Tapacarí Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Tapacarí Municipality is the only municipality in Tapacarí Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Tapacarí is Gerardo Usnaya Navarro, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tapacarí has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Daria Ureña Lizarazu
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Martín Gamboa Guzmán
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
TBD
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Beatriz Monrroy Colque
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Alejandrina Calle Ramos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Serapio Mamani Gómez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Samuel Flores Choque
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Filomena Gutiérrez Nina
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Facunda López Cegarra
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Alternate
Temis Herbas Arias
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




6
Member
Juvenal Ventura Franciscano
NGP




6
Alternate
Eulogio Choque Franciscano
NGP




7
Member
Lidia Flores Tola
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Martín Flores Choque
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Daria Ureña Lizarazu || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Martín Gamboa Guzmán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Beatriz Monrroy Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Alejandrina Calle Ramos || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Serapio Mamani Gómez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Samuel Flores Choque || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Filomena Gutiérrez Nina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Facunda López Cegarra || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Temis Herbas Arias''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juvenal Ventura Franciscano || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eulogio Choque Franciscano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Lidia Flores Tola || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Martín Flores Choque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Astapaya
  • Achojchi
  • Acusani
  • Amapolani
  • Amaru
  • Apharumiri
  • Añawayani
  • Batallani
  • Chaco
  • Chacuela
  • Challapaya
  • Chambase Chico
  • Chambase Grande
  • Chiaraque
  • Chillihuani
  • Chillka Chico
  • Chillca Grande
  • Choro
  • Choroma
  • Churo
  • Churo
  • Chutioco
  • Condoriri
  • Condornaza
  • Corral Pampa
  • Corral Pampa
  • Estrellani
  • Estrellani
  • Karalahuani
  • Hierbabuenani
  • Huayco Abajo
  • Incuyo
  • Ornoni
  • Irupana
  • Isaoko
  • Jacha Sola
  • Jalaqueri
  • Jatum Pampa
  • Joqonquiri
  • Jucuri
  • Palcoma
  • Kallani Bajo
  • Kallani Centro
  • Kallanja Arriba
  • Kallanja Bajo
  • Kallapa
  • Chilizaya
  • Kasa Corral
  • Kjarkas
  • Kochi Rancho
  • Kolka Chico
  • Kolka Grande
  • Koricancha
  • Kotañi
  • Kupi
  • Lagunani
  • Lajra Wacullo
  • Lampani
  • Jarka
  • Lawa Qhollu
  • Linku Kochi
  • Liriuni
  • Liriuni
  • Pallalli
  • Patapatani Grande
  • Catachillani
  • Pucara
  • Queñua Santuro
  • Sapanani
  • Itapalluni
  • Sojaraja
  • Taypiloma
  • Totorani
  • Tujsa Pujyo
  • Tujñiri
  • Tunas Vinto
  • Uchuquiri
  • Wano Wara
  • Ñuñu Mayani
  • Ñuñu Mayani
  • Janko Corral
  • Chacacollo
  • Chivirrancho
  • Loma Corral
  • Juchuzuma
  • Pachachani
  • Pachachani
  • Sivinga
  • Pachachani
  • Valentia
  • Kochini
  • Vila Vila
  • Machaj Rancho
  • Irpa
  • Laqueraya
  • Patapatani Chico
  • Semana Huma
  • Tayacachi Chico
  • Titagallu
  • Tumuyo
  • Larancota
  • Chillca Molino
  • Challapaya Chico
  • Escoma
  • Hualluma
  • Condor Waycha
  • Wanropayata
  • Skapampa Escovinto
  • Chiruni
  • Kuskaña
  • Peqañani
  • Vila Pucara
  • Puma Kahua y Loperana
  • Churisiquina
  • Ramada Kasa
  • Tirata Arriba
  • Kara Karani
  • Huayruta
  • Arriendo
  • Avicaya
  • Escalera
  • Jerinkota
  • Pongo Pata
  • Puca Huasi
  • Tolapujro
  • Chaco Sivingani
  • Palca Molino
  • Urinsaya
  • Yayajapi Combuyo
  • Qotani Ichicollo
  • Aguila Huaycha
  • Chipcati
  • Lacalacani
  • Markusani
  • Mollini
  • Palamaña Maracave
  • Qhochipampa
  • Sahua Sahuani
  • Soyconi
  • Tirata Abajo
  • Vela Cochi
  • Villacalacaya
  • Wayco Arriba
  • Wicheiqueria
  • Taipicollo
  • Cururi
  • Kasaera
  • Huayllujo
  • Qillu Qasa
  • Irpuma
  • Paulo Pari Alto
  • Katariri
  • Pata Calazaya
  • Azahuani
  • Chivimarca
  • Lacayani
  • Rio Leque
  • Jarocollpa
  • Wajra Wayuni
  • Chojllara
  • Machaca Marquita
  • Sallani
  • Rodeo
  • Totorani
  • Ñuñu Mayani
  • Esquillani
  • Huanca Pampa
  • Viscachani
  • Collpa
  • Collpa
  • Chongo
  • Condepampa
  • Leque Alto
  • Murutani
  • Ovejuyo
  • Pata Rancho
  • Machacamarca
  • Tajillo
  • Villa Pereira
  • Antacahua
  • Challa
  • Challa Arriba
  • Challa Grande
  • Challoma
  • Chullpani
  • Chuñu Chuñuni
  • Estroni
  • Jacha Pampa
  • Llajma
  • Pasto Grande
  • Collpaña
  • Huaylla Tambo
  • Huayllas
  • Lacolaconi
  • Mujlli
  • Tolamarca
  • Uyuni
  • Yarvicoya
  • Tallija Confital
  • Cañawa Palca
  • Jipiñuma
  • Karuco
  • Yarwi Totora
  • Karpani
  • Kusilliri
  • Cañahui Palca
  • Challa Lacuyo
  • Japo Kasa
  • Murmutani
  • Pairumani
  • Tayalaca
  • Ajuri
  • Aramasi Chico
  • Aramasi Grande
  • Arasaya
  • Ayoma Alto
  • Añuchiri
  • Bombeo
  • Calliri
  • Chakateani
  • Chaqueri
  • Chaqueri
  • Chaupi Suyu
  • Chillamani
  • Chirihuanani
  • Rodeo
  • Chullpakasa
  • Canteria
  • Cochimarca
  • Lorokachi
  • Luyu Luyuni
  • Rumicorral
  • Colomi
  • Huacallavini
  • Huaykampara
  • Jatun Cienega
  • Karalahuani
  • Kellu Churu
  • Lambramani
  • Lapiani
  • Llanque
  • Llavini
  • Ornoni Alto
  • Pairumani Alto
  • Ramadas
  • Tintaya
  • Tres Cruces
  • Troje Pampa
  • Chilizaya
  • Choquechuru
  • Churco
  • Kochi Pampa
  • Tapacari
  • Tacllo
  • Sunchu Pampa
  • Valentia
  • Aukalari
  • Pukavinto
  • Kullku
  • Cochimarca Bajo
  • Monte Jayuma
  • Vincuntaya
  • Vincuntaya
  • Coracaba
  • Paulo Pari Bajo
  • Cochi Pampa
  • Huarancaiza
  • Juchuni
  • Tiramarca
  • Tagora













Group
People
%






Quechua
12,711
51.5%




Aymara
4,976
20.2%




Originario
2,279
9.2%




Campesino
619
2.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
548
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 12,711 || 51.5%
|-
| Aymara || 4,976 || 20.2%
|-
| Originario || 2,279 || 9.2%
|-
| Campesino || 619 || 2.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 548 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
17,097
69.3%
15,966
64.8%




Spanish
16,178
65.6%
12,105
49.2%




Aymara
6,678
27.1%
6,152
25.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 17,097 || 69.3% || 15,966 || 64.8%
|-
| Spanish || 16,178 || 65.6% || 12,105 || 49.2%
|-
| Aymara || 6,678 || 27.1% || 6,152 || 25.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 19,202 || 25,919 || 24,625
|| 24,666
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.4 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.3 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.3 |f60=2 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.3 |f75=1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Totora
 — Cochabamba
 [031201]





'''Totora Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Carrasco Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Totora is Wilder Castellón Rojas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Totora has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Idalia Pinto Maira
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Bernardo Rojas Meleán
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Edwin Sánchez Maldonado
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Marina Villarroel Santos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Romalda López Quiroga
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Víctor Rojas Blanco
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Casto Acuña Herbas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Cristina Vidal Veizaga
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Celia Mérida Durán
NGP




5
Alternate
Manuel Bautista Orellana
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Idalia Pinto Maira || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bernardo Rojas Meleán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Edwin Sánchez Maldonado || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marina Villarroel Santos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Romalda López Quiroga || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Rojas Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Casto Acuña Herbas || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Vidal Veizaga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Celia Mérida Durán || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Manuel Bautista Orellana''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Aguadilla
  • Anta Qhawa
  • Arrayan
  • Azul Kjocha
  • Buena Vista
  • Coluyo Chico
  • Coluyo Grande
  • Cañada Hornillos
  • Chakamayu
  • Challa Chico
  • Challa Grande
  • Chijmuri
  • Corral Viejo
  • Epizana Villa el Carmen
  • Epizana Alto
  • Hoyadas
  • Huerta Loma
  • Huerta Mayu
  • Lagunillas
  • Lambramani
  • Lokho Lokho
  • Loma Larga
  • Malpaso
  • Wayllas
  • Monte Punku B
  • Moya Pampa
  • Ovejeria
  • Pabellon
  • Potreros
  • Kumpu Rumi
  • Rodeo Chico
  • Sanja
  • Sauce Pila Pata
  • Pajchapata
  • Tuiruni
  • Uyacte Punta
  • Waran Wareal
  • Cayarani
  • Copa Chuncho A
  • Copachuncho B
  • Manzanal
  • Laguna
  • Teja Wasi
  • Totora
  • Pampa Grande
  • Chujllas B
  • Chuquiuma
  • Derrumbado
  • Ardilla
  • Tica Pampa
  • Tunas Playa
  • Julpe
  • Flayrisco
  • Estancillas
  • Molle Molle
  • Pucara Grande
  • Tipas
  • Qollpana
  • Torrecillas
  • Chujllas
  • Killa Urqu
  • Llachojmayu
  • Jukumari
  • Kaspi Corral
  • Rodeo Grande
  • Tambillo
  • Tiraque C
  • Porvenir
  • Nueva Estrella
  • Real Pampa
  • Gallpas Pampa
  • Abra Punta
  • Alizar
  • Killa Urqu
  • Raqaypampa
  • San Jose
  • Tinquilaguna
  • Villa Imperial
  • Chaupi Loma Bajo
  • Chaupi Loma Alto B
  • Chaupi Loma Alto A
  • Nuevas Pampas
  • Chaco Soberano
  • Primero de Agosto
  • Monte Punco
  • Yana Mayu
  • Arepucho
  • Sehuencas
  • Epizana
  • San Pedro
  • Santa Catalina
  • Campamento
  • Pataicuna
  • Antawakana
  • Icuna
  • Icuma B
  • Carmen Pampa
  • Guanay
  • Guanay A













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,286
69.4%




Campesino
1,125
7.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
190
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,286 || 69.4%
|-
| Campesino || 1,125 || 7.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 190 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
11,803
79.6%
11,104
75.7%




Spanish
10,411
70.2%
7,576
51.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 11,803 || 79.6% || 11,104 || 75.7%
|-
| Spanish || 10,411 || 70.2% || 7,576 || 51.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,995 || 12,927 || 14,665
|| 14,821
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.2 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.7 |m20=5.4 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.3 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=5 |f5=4.9 |f10=5 |f15=4.7 |f20=4.6 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.2 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pojo
 — Cochabamba
 [031202]





'''Pojo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Carrasco Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Pojo is Eduardo Toromayo Terán, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pojo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Beatris Vargas García
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Edwin Jiménez Rosas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Marco Cuico Guzmán
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Isabel Portuguez Moreira
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Lidia Maldonado Rojas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
TBD
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
José Rider Málaga Vargas
NGP




4
Alternate
Miriam Herbas Guzmán
NGP




5
Member
Lineth Salvatierra Herbas
NGP




5
Alternate
Valeriano Gonzales Romero
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Beatris Vargas García || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Jiménez Rosas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marco Cuico Guzmán || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabel Portuguez Moreira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lidia Maldonado Rojas || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Rider Málaga Vargas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Miriam Herbas Guzmán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lineth Salvatierra Herbas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Valeriano Gonzales Romero''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Villa Naranjitos
  • Condor Pata
  • Pojo
  • Sub Central Cercado
  • Sunchu Pampa
  • La Habana
  • Villa Florida
  • Cerro Verde
  • Diam Pampa
  • Sub Yutu Pampa
  • Kara Huasi
  • Yungas Pergantillo
  • Challhuani
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Sub Villa Esperanza
  • Villa Verde
  • Sub Palca
  • Puna Chacra
  • Rio Grande
  • Buena Vista
  • Yana Yana
  • Pampa Colorada
  • Guayavitos
  • Kurure
  • Barrientos
  • Sub Karahuasi
  • Sub Pampa Colorada
  • Sub Rumi Corral
  • Yungas San Mateo
  • Challhuani
  • Salto y Viña
  • Sub Challhuani
  • Lajas
  • Tierras Nuevas Chico
  • Sub Rodeo Adentro
  • Junta Vecinal Vilaque Grande
  • San Francisco
  • Duraznillo
  • Sub Rumi Corral
  • Sub Yutu Pampa
  • Thago Laguna
  • Sub Palca
  • Locotal
  • Lumbre Abra
  • Sub Rodeo Adentro
  • Churo
  • Montesillos
  • Real
  • Sub Rumi Corral
  • Sunchal













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,087
68.2%




Campesino
688
5.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,087 || 68.2%
|-
| Campesino || 688 || 5.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
9,375
79.0%
7,082
69.7%




Spanish
8,895
75.0%
5,462
53.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 9,375 || 79.0% || 7,082 || 69.7%
|-
| Spanish || 8,895 || 75.0% || 5,462 || 53.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,704 || 11,515 || 10,156
|| 11,865
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.9 |m15=5.5 |m20=5 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.8 |m35=2.9 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.4 |m50=2 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.8 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.7 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.6 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pocona
 — Cochabamba
 [031203]





'''Pocona Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Carrasco Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Pocona is Cupertino Montaño Olivera, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pocona has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Lilian Prado Delgadillo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Carlos Fermín Zurita
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Juan Richar Montaño Jiménez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Emiliana Jaldín Fuentes
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
TBD
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Jimena Orellana Arnez
LIBRE




4
Member
Ester Soria
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Ariel Melgares Aguayo
A-UPP




5
Member
Claudia Condori Terán
NGP




5
Alternate
Celso Rodríguez Terrazas
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Lilian Prado Delgadillo || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Fermín Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Richar Montaño Jiménez || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Emiliana Jaldín Fuentes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jimena Orellana Arnez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ester Soria || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Melgares Aguayo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Claudia Condori Terán || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Celso Rodríguez Terrazas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Banda Rancho
  • Incallajta
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Kirusillani
  • Laimiña
  • Leuque
  • Machaqmarka
  • Pizorga
  • Puca Puca
  • Qhopi
  • Tomuyo A
  • Tumuyu B
  • Wuaylla Pampa
  • Pocona
  • Wasarani
  • Mamahuasi Alto
  • Mamahuasi Bajo
  • Kanapata
  • Tranca
  • Sombrerito
  • Uña Pakana
  • Larimarca
  • Loman Centro
  • Urapampa
  • Alto Pocona
  • Vacas K Uchu
  • Collpa
  • Qhopi Esquina
  • Tablas Corral
  • Sacabamba
  • Chaqueli
  • Yacu Particuk
  • Cañada
  • Chimboata
  • Yuraq Molino
  • Miskhi Yacu
  • Pilancho
  • Molle Molle
  • Cañada Arriba
  • Chilijchi
  • Chullchungani
  • Churo
  • Cocapata
  • Phuyuwasi
  • Escalante
  • Huayapacha
  • Kollpana
  • Muyurina
  • Pilapata
  • Velis Rancho
  • Chiuchi Abajo
  • Chiuchi Alto
  • Jurina
  • Mataral
  • Monton Kayara Alto
  • Sub Phuyuwasi
  • Lagunilla
  • Salsuri
  • Pampa Grande
  • 15 de Enero
  • Cuesta Punta Arriba
  • Kewiña Pampa
  • Lope Mendoza
  • Oqhokku Mayu
  • Villa Mojon
  • Conda Arriba
  • Qhaqa Wasi
  • Julpe Arriba
  • Tipa Tipa
  • Conda Baja
  • Tipas Kuchu
  • Ardila
  • Higueras
  • Llallagua
  • Torrecillas
  • Tablon
  • Viscachani
  • Sub Chaqueli
  • Thio Thio
  • Quewiña Pampa













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,367
68.3%




Campesino
1,294
10.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
175
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,367 || 68.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,294 || 10.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 175 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
10,159
82.9%
7,965
74.1%




Spanish
8,879
72.4%
5,978
55.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 10,159 || 82.9% || 7,965 || 74.1%
|-
| Spanish || 8,879 || 72.4% || 5,978 || 55.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,799 || 13,488 || 10,750
|| 12,258
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.8 |m10=5 |m15=4 |m20=4.3 |m25=3.5 |m30=3 |m35=3 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.9 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.5 |m65=2 |m70=1.5 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.7 |f45=3 |f50=2.7 |f55=3.1 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Chimoré
 — Cochabamba
 [031204]





'''Chimoré Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Carrasco Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Chimoré is Melquiades Claure Gonzales, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Chimoré has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Tania Quiroz Patiño
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Diego Gabriel Vargas
A-UPP




2
Member
Josué Hurtado Herbas
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Rosalía Saygua Pérez
A-UPP




3
Member
Gladis Fernández Condori
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Abel Jiménez Terceros
A-UPP




4
Member
Tito Isaías Veizaga Hinojosa
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Julia Paco Alejandro
A-UPP




5
Member
Valeria Chore Segovia
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Vimar Félix Ruiz Choque
A-UPP




6
Member
Roberto Mamani Suárez
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Eva Yampara Herrera
A-UPP




7
Member
Israel Condori Mamani
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Carla Montaño García
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Tania Quiroz Patiño || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Diego Gabriel Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Josué Hurtado Herbas || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosalía Saygua Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Gladis Fernández Condori || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Abel Jiménez Terceros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Tito Isaías Veizaga Hinojosa || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Julia Paco Alejandro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Valeria Chore Segovia || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Vimar Félix Ruiz Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Roberto Mamani Suárez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eva Yampara Herrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Israel Condori Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Montaño García''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 48 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Capernaum
  • Santa Anita
  • El Carmen
  • Ingavi A
  • Puerto Alegre A
  • La Mision
  • Las Flores
  • Puerto Cochabamba
  • Puerto Alegre B
  • Senda 2
  • Santa Maria
  • 15 de Junio
  • San Joaquin
  • 24 de Noviembre
  • Arani
  • Asuncion de Guarayos
  • Carmen Variante
  • Caraguata
  • Corte Islas
  • Carmen Coni
  • Entre Rios
  • 14 de Enero
  • Estaño Palmito
  • Virgen de Guadalupe
  • Illimani
  • Ladislao Cabrera
  • Litoral
  • San Marcos
  • Majos
  • Mirabel
  • Remanzo
  • Monteagudo
  • Monteagudo Chico
  • Guardia Tucuman
  • Segundo Morochata
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Nueva Estrella
  • Pocoata
  • Puerto Aurora
  • Ramirez
  • Rio Grande
  • San Gabriel
  • Alto San Jose
  • San Mateo
  • Santa Rosa
  • Senda A
  • Senda B Nueva Canaan
  • Senda C Oeste
  • Senda D
  • Chimore
  • Senda E Islas
  • Senda 3
  • Senda F
  • Tres Cruces
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Virgen del Carmen
  • Tres Bocas
  • Trinidadsito
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Villa Quiroga A
  • Viluyo
  • Santa Rosa Eñe
  • 14 de Septiembre
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Estaño Colorado
  • Puerto Aurora A
  • 18 de Agosto
  • Senda E Villa Porvenir
  • Senda F Abanico
  • Tres Islas
  • Entre Rios Tacuaral
  • Centro Poblado Alto San Juan
  • Consejo  San Salvador
  • Progreso
  • Los Angeles
  • Churucurichal
  • Santa Lucia
  • 21 de Septiembre
  • 27 de Octubre
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Isla Agraria
  • Puerto Victoria
  • 12 de Julio
  • Estaño Palmito Playa Alta
  • Limoncito
  • Manantial
  • Monte Sinai
  • Monte Verde
  • Nueva Union
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • 2do Morochata
  • Cesarzama
  • Mojinete
  • Morochata C
  • Nueva Bolivar
  • Playa Alta
  • Suipacha
  • Soltera
  • Betania
  • Villa Tunari
  • Urkupiña
  • Urupa
  • Santa Isabel
  • San Salvador B













Group
People
%






Quechua
13,032
47.4%




Yurakaré
2,232
8.1%




Campesino
1,371
5.0%




Aymara
484
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 13,032 || 47.4%
|-
| Yurakaré || 2,232 || 8.1%
|-
| Campesino || 1,371 || 5.0%
|-
| Aymara || 484 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
23,167
84.2%
15,545
71.5%




Quechua
14,136
51.4%
11,058
50.9%




Aymara
784
2.8%
773
3.6%




Yurakare
631
2.3%
669
3.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 23,167 || 84.2% || 15,545 || 71.5%
|-
| Quechua || 14,136 || 51.4% || 11,058 || 50.9%
|-
| Aymara || 784 || 2.8% || 773 || 3.6%
|-
| Yurakare || 631 || 2.3% || 669 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,472 || 14,834 || 21,736
|| 27,521
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.6 |m15=5.5 |m20=5.4 |m25=4.9 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.4 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=4 |f5=5 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.5 |f60=0.9 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Villarroel
 — Cochabamba
 [031205]





'''Puerto Villarroel Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Carrasco Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Carrasco Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Puerto Villarroel is Limber Cossío Arnez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Villarroel has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marilín Rodríguez Núñez
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Wilson Jorge Cala Escalante
A-UPP




2
Member
Marco Antonio Fuentes Ríos
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Mary Luz Carballo Pillco
A-UPP




3
Member
Margarita Tarifa Almazana
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Elmer Pereyra Tordoya
A-UPP




4
Member
Bernardino Céspedes
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Lourdes Paulina Medrano Rosas
A-UPP




5
Member
Sofía Chambi Kanchi
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Isidro Aldunate Silvestre
A-UPP




6
Member
Evo Mancilla Mamani
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Rosario Acarapi Ricaldi
A-UPP




7
Member
Sara Fuentes
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Rogelio Pontejo Escóbar
A-UPP




8
Member
Hernán Cruz Vega
A-UPP




8
Alternate
Evelín Espinoza Fringido
A-UPP




9
Member
Mario Arce Galarza
PATRIA-UNIDOS




9
Alternate
Norma Rojas Cartagena
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marilín Rodríguez Núñez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilson Jorge Cala Escalante''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marco Antonio Fuentes Ríos || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mary Luz Carballo Pillco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Margarita Tarifa Almazana || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elmer Pereyra Tordoya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Bernardino Céspedes || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lourdes Paulina Medrano Rosas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sofía Chambi Kanchi || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Isidro Aldunate Silvestre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Evo Mancilla Mamani || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosario Acarapi Ricaldi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Sara Fuentes || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rogelio Pontejo Escóbar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Hernán Cruz Vega || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Evelín Espinoza Fringido''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Mario Arce Galarza || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Norma Rojas Cartagena''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Puerto Villarroel
  • Paraiso
  • Palmeras
  • Capinota
  • Illimani
  • Villa Esperanza
  • San Marcos
  • Trinitario
  • Valle Ivirza
  • Consejo Indigena Yuracare
  • Anarancho 2
  • Pampa Grande
  • Norte Islas
  • Independencia
  • Puerto Chimore
  • San Jose del Norte
  • Siete Islas
  • Senda Vi
  • Senda 2 de Agosto
  • Yaracare
  • 21 de Julio
  • La Planchada
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Lagunillas
  • Galindo
  • Villa 14 de Septiembre
  • Villa Victoria
  • Villa Nueva
  • Jichi
  • Bia Recuate
  • Belen
  • Horizonte Primera
  • Tco Agrofprofasi
  • Intercultural Union
  • Tajibos
  • Ivirgarzama
  • Nazareno Primero
  • Islas Norte
  • 3 Pozos
  • Alto Pucara
  • Barrientos
  • 11 de Enero
  • Bello Horizonte
  • Bolivar
  • Calamarca
  • Chasqui
  • Chimboco A
  • Chimboco B
  • Cotoca Norte
  • Esmeralda
  • Libertad
  • Mariscal Santa Cruz
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Peligro
  • Porky Limitada
  • Porvenir
  • Pinto
  • Prolongacion Santa Fe
  • Sajta Palmar
  • San Joaquino
  • San Pedro
  • San Ramon
  • Sebastian Pagador
  • Siglo Xx
  • Sucre
  • Sud Chichas
  • Vacas
  • Topater
  • San Pablo
  • Troncal
  • Tunari
  • Tuti Mayu
  • Ucuchi
  • Valle Sajta
  • Valle Tunari
  • Valle Sacta (Disperso)
  • Monte Carlo
  • Nueva Estrella
  • Villa San Flores
  • Tamborada A-2
  • San Juaquin Jaywayco
  • Urkupiña
  • San Juan
  • Bolivar B
  • Cuartel Umopar Naval
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Curichi
  • Villa Verde B
  • Islas Comunitarias
  • 9 de Abril
  • Agroindustrial Sacta
  • Bella Vista
  • Daza Ordanza
  • San Andres
  • Alalay Valle Hermoso
  • Villa Cristal
  • Tamborada A - 1
  • Bermejo
  • Cachi Cachi
  • Media Luna
  • San Benito
  • Puerto Bolivar
  • Recta Ivirgarzama
  • Titicaca
  • Islas Malvinas
  • Remedios Kollpas
  • Cotoca
  • Villa Vista
  • 24 de Junio
  • Alto Tunari
  • Cerro Verde B
  • 6 de Mayo
  • Valle Ivirgarzama
  • Kollasuyo
  • Mariposas
  • San Antonio
  • Villa Verde
  • San Luis
  • Mariposas
  • Paraiso
  • Padilla A
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Alto Paraiso A
  • Alto San Pablo
  • Antofagasta Chica
  • Arani
  • Arco Iris
  • Avaroa
  • Ayopaya
  • Camargo
  • Cerro Verde
  • Curabamba
  • Colomi
  • Inca Roca
  • Ideal
  • Sajama
  • Poster Valle
  • Tamborada A-3
  • Juventud
  • Linares
  • Litoral
  • A Mariposas
  • Mariscal Santa  Cruz
  • Monterrey
  • Nueva Alianza
  • Litoral A
  • Palmitos
  • Progreso
  • Sacaba
  • San Carlos
  • San Julian
  • San Marcos
  • San Martin A
  • San Miguel
  • Suipacha
  • Tupiza
  • Ustariz
  • Valle Hermoso B
  • Villa Azurduy
  • Villa Nueva
  • Villa Pucara
  • Villa Rosario A
  • Villa Rosario B
  • Villa Verde (Central Senda 5)
  • Villazon
  • Florida
  • Primer Ingavi
  • Rosario A
  • Rosario B
  • Salvador
  • Antofagasta B
  • Alto Chijini
  • Rincon Valle Alto
  • Senda Vi
  • Senda Cinco
  • Senda Vii
  • German Busch
  • Nor Chichas
  • Nueva America
  • San Juan
  • Villa Rosario
  • Ingavi A
  • Señor Santiago
  • Villa San Pablo
  • Union Pariso
  • San Martin B
  • Muyu Pampa
  • Lagunillas
  • 1 de Mayo
  • Loma Alta
  • Villa Montes Florida
  • Antofagasta A
  • Quiroga B
  • Valle Hermoso A
  • Villa Montes
  • Barrientos
  • Buena Vista
  • Solitario
  • Urkupiña
  • 26 de Septiembre
  • La Florida - Vueltadero
  • 14 de Septiembre
  • 2 de Marzo
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • 9 de Agosto
  • Agua Rica
  • Bolivar
  • Simon Bolivar
  • Buena Vista
  • Capinota
  • Copacabana
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Litoral
  • Inquisivi
  • Israel A
  • Israel B
  • Israel
  • Manantial A
  • Manantial B
  • Miraflores
  • Nueva Zabala
  • Primer Bustillos
  • Puerto Rico
  • Unidas Quillabamba
  • Sacta Chico
  • Sacta Nueva
  • San Antonio
  • San Isidro A
  • San Jorge
  • Santa Fe
  • San Lucas
  • Santa Rosa
  • Transversal
  • Sindicato Transversal
  • Valle Central
  • Valle Ivirza
  • Villa Verde (Central Senda 5)
  • Villa Imperial
  • Valle Sacta
  • Villa Tamborada
  • Santa Ana D
  • Tamborada A-3
  • Tamborada B
  • 12 de Julio
  • Ingavi Segunda
  • Villa Rosario
  • Carmen Santibañez
  • Maldonado
  • 1 de Agosto
  • 16 de Julio
  • 3 Estrellas
  • Jose Maria Linares
  • Segunda Saavedra
  • Sorpresa
  • Tarata A
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Villa Cristal
  • Condor
  • Hermanos Ledezma
  • Monte Sinai
  • Nueva Belen
  • Tarija
  • Poblacion Villa Zabala
  • Villa Veronica
  • 3o Grupo Valle Hermoso
  • San Rafael
  • San Domingo
  • 25 de Julio
  • Santa Ana
  • Junta Vecinal Villa Verde
  • Sandicato Valle Alto
  • Cornelio Saavedra
  • 12 Estrellas
  • Alianza
  • Guarayos
  • Avaroa
  • Cerro Verde
  • San Salvador
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Primero de Mayo
  • San Lorenzo
  • Lupe Lupe
  • 6 de Agosto
  • Nazareno 2
  • San Isidro B













Group
People
%






Quechua
34,732
53.8%




Campesino
3,770
5.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 34,732 || 53.8%
|-
| Campesino || 3,770 || 5.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
53,500
82.8%
33,480
71.8%




Quechua
39,188
60.7%
28,261
60.6%




Aymara
1,241
1.9%
1,173
2.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 53,500 || 82.8% || 33,480 || 71.8%
|-
| Quechua || 39,188 || 60.7% || 28,261 || 60.6%
|-
| Aymara || 1,241 || 1.9% || 1,173 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 24,720 || 40,790 || 46,627
|| 64,595
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.9 |m20=5.3 |m25=5.1 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.4 |m50=2 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.4 |m65=1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.5 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.9 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Entre Ríos
 — Cochabamba
 [031206]





'''Entre Ríos Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Carrasco Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Entre Ríos is Germán Flores Nogales, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Entre Ríos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Isaac Homar Condori Yucra
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Alvina Choque Checa
A-UPP




2
Member
Arcenia Flores Lazo
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Vidal Condori Jiménez
A-UPP




3
Member
José Wálter Orosco Aguilar
A-UPP




3
Alternate
María Roxmeri García Vásquez
A-UPP




4
Member
Arminda Bustamante Catorceno
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Jaime Hidalgo Cornejo
A-UPP




5
Member
Pedro Miranda
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Sebastiana Sánchez Bazán
A-UPP




6
Member
Aurelia Tancara Flores
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Luis López Torrejón
A-UPP




7
Member
TBD
A-UPP




7
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Isaac Homar Condori Yucra || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alvina Choque Checa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Arcenia Flores Lazo || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Vidal Condori Jiménez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Wálter Orosco Aguilar || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Roxmeri García Vásquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Arminda Bustamante Catorceno || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Hidalgo Cornejo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Pedro Miranda || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sebastiana Sánchez Bazán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Aurelia Tancara Flores || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis López Torrejón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chancadora
  • Cruce Chancadora
  • 1 de Mayo
  • Isarzama
  • 9 de Abril
  • 9 de Abril Yapacani
  • Almendrillo
  • Alto Linares
  • Arocagua
  • Arque
  • Ayopaya
  • Los Bravos
  • Rio Blanco
  • Concordia
  • Cotoca
  • Cristo Rey
  • Cruz del Sur
  • El Carmen
  • El Salvador
  • Independiente
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Illimani
  • Isarzamita
  • Isla Ichoa
  • Jatun Cienega
  • Villa Loreto
  • Loritos
  • Los Amigos
  • Los Angeles
  • Manco Kapac I
  • Manco Kapac Iii
  • Manco Kapac Ii
  • 22 de Mayo
  • Monte Rico
  • Morales
  • Nuevo Ichoa
  • Nueva Vida
  • Nuevo Amanecer B
  • Nuevo Amanecer D
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Oriental
  • Parotani
  • Pichacani
  • Playa Alta
  • Puerto Andino
  • Puerto Cotaigaita
  • Puerto Ichilo
  • Puerto Ramos
  • Quillacollo
  • Rio Blanco Agrario
  • Rodeo Chico
  • Rumi Tambo
  • Sacaba
  • Sajta
  • San Benito
  • San Jose
  • San Salvador
  • San Severino
  • Santa Barbara
  • Santa Isabel
  • Santa Rosita
  • Tercera Linares
  • Trujillo
  • Tunari
  • Urkupiña
  • Villa Ingavi
  • Villa Union
  • 25 de Abril
  • Amboro
  • Manantial (Central Bulo Bulo)
  • Entre Rios
  • Manco Kapac
  • 10 de Marzo
  • 16 de Julio
  • Sindicato 23 de Marzo Ichoa (Central Bulo Bulo)
  • 3 de Mayo
  • Alonzo de Ibañez
  • Caripuyo
  • Bulo Bulo
  • Lauca Eñe (Central Bulo Bulo)
  • Monte Verde
  • Nuevo Amanecer A
  • Palmasola
  • Tupac Katari
  • Villa Fatima
  • Kori Punku
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • 6 de Agosto
  • Andino
  • Cerro Verde
  • La Loma
  • Monte Carmelo
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Segunda Volcan
  • Cooperativa Litoral
  • Rodeo Sacaba
  • Puerto Flores
  • Nuevo Paraiso
  • Alto Canada
  • Alto Florida
  • Isla 2
  • Ichoa C
  • Nuevo Cañadon
  • Juvenil
  • Monte Sinai
  • Rio Hondo
  • 2da Montesenai
  • 18 de Septiembre
  • Patuju
  • Alto Israel
  • Machu Pijchu
  • Churro Alto
  • Bañado Ichilo
  • Villa Imperia
  • Bananeros Bulo Bulo
  • San Mateo
  • Marazal
  • Monte Rey
  • Nueva Canan
  • Bella Vista
  • 11 de Enero
  • 18 de Marzo A
  • 19 de Marzo
  • 2 de Agosto
  • 23 de Marzo Avaroa
  • Agro Forestal 1ro de Mayo
  • Alto Villa Flores
  • Banagon
  • Cerro Blanco
  • Cooperativa Ichoa
  • Cristal Mayu
  • Cruce Palmar
  • El Palmar A
  • El Palmar B
  • Emanuel
  • Entre Rios Viejo
  • Gualberto Villarroel 1
  • Gualberto Villarroel 2
  • Ichoita
  • Las Pachas
  • Nueva Alianza
  • Nueva Florida
  • Nuevo Amanecer Katari
  • Palmar 2 Grupo
  • Pampa Verde
  • Paucar
  • Piedra Grande
  • San Miguel A
  • San Miguel B
  • San Silvestre
  • Segunda Linares
  • Tres Cañadas
  • Tupac Amaru
  • Unidas
  • Villa Union Chico
  • Palcamayu
  • 12 de Septiembre
  • 10 de Febrero
  • Villa Montes
  • Caraguata
  • Nueva Ascencion
  • Nueva Belen
  • Sindicato Iii Volcan
  • Sindicato 1ra Volcan
  • Primera Volcan
  • Sindicato Segunda Volcan
  • Sindicato Volcan Rio Blanco
  • Sindicato 6 de Agosto
  • Sindicato Valle Grande A
  • Sindicato Valle Grande B
  • Sindicato Valle Grande
  • Sindicato 14 de Septiembre
  • Sindicato Ichoa B
  • Alto Ichoa A
  • San Miguel













Group
People
%






Quechua
22,621
49.4%




Campesino
2,107
4.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 22,621 || 49.4%
|-
| Campesino || 2,107 || 4.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
38,413
83.9%
23,499
74.5%




Quechua
26,468
57.8%
19,325
61.3%




Aymara
860
1.9%
902
2.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 38,413 || 83.9% || 23,499 || 74.5%
|-
| Quechua || 26,468 || 57.8% || 19,325 || 61.3%
|-
| Aymara || 860 || 1.9% || 902 || 2.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,124 || 22,187 || 31,550
|| 45,780
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.9 |m25=5 |m30=4.7 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.5 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.6 |f10=5 |f15=4.7 |f20=4.9 |f25=5 |f30=4.5 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Mizque
 — Cochabamba
 [031301]





'''Mizque Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Mizque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Mizque Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Mizque is Milton Gonzales Fernández, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Mizque has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Selene Celia Fernández Suárez
MTS




1
Alternate
José Alfredo Macías Balderrama
MTS




2
Member
Efraín Vallejos Velásquez
MTS




2
Alternate
Rosilda Vallejos Guzmán
MTS




3
Member
Clotilde Sejas Panozo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Eleuterio Vargas Panoso
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Hilarión Calderón Iraes
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Marina Vallejos
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Norma Zapata Pérez
NGP




5
Alternate
Freddy Balderrama Siles
NGP




6
Member
Dieter Sarmiento Ricaldes
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Elvi Amparo Muñoz Camacho
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Genoveva Molina Rodríguez
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Ever Villarroel Zeballos
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Selene Celia Fernández Suárez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Alfredo Macías Balderrama''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Efraín Vallejos Velásquez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosilda Vallejos Guzmán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Clotilde Sejas Panozo || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eleuterio Vargas Panoso''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Hilarión Calderón Iraes || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marina Vallejos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Norma Zapata Pérez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Balderrama Siles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Dieter Sarmiento Ricaldes || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elvi Amparo Muñoz Camacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Genoveva Molina Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ever Villarroel Zeballos''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Buena Vista
  • Callejas Baja
  • Centro Aguadita
  • Churo
  • Lampasillos
  • Molle Aguada Alta
  • Molle Aguada Baja
  • Uchama Alta
  • Villa Moderna
  • Viña Perdida
  • Conchupata
  • Duraznillo Alta
  • Khasa Pata
  • Laphia Chico
  • Mayra
  • Poligono
  • Puca Pampa
  • Quebradas
  • San Pedro Alto
  • San Pedro Bajo
  • Tarko Pampa
  • Thago Thago Alto
  • Tipa Monte
  • Tucma Alta
  • Tucma Baja
  • Tucma Centro
  • Uchama Baja
  • Molle Punku
  • Tocty
  • Thago Thago Bajo
  • Yunguillas Alto
  • Kuri Centro
  • Kehuiña Kasa
  • Thago Kasa
  • Uchama Centro
  • Bañado
  • Callejas
  • Cazorla
  • Inca Huasi
  • Kury Alto
  • Kury Bajo
  • Mizque
  • Pajcha Pata
  • Pukara Alta
  • Quimsa Chata
  • Sauces
  • Tabacal
  • Tipa Qasa
  • Tucma Palmar
  • Yunguillas
  • Aguada
  • Achumani
  • Callapani
  • Chaguarani Chico
  • Chaguarani Grande
  • Sombrerito
  • Condor Pata
  • Kuchu Tin Tin
  • Lagunillas
  • Lagunita
  • Llama Chaqui
  • Matarani Chico
  • Matarani Grande
  • Mina Asientos
  • Mina Molle Pampa
  • Punilla Grande
  • Tin Tin
  • Botija
  • Ichocata
  • Sillar
  • Tirante
  • Chilijchi B
  • Khiñal
  • Lampazo
  • Maran Maran
  • Panti Pampa
  • Panti Pampa B
  • Punilla Chica
  • San Diego
  • Tablas Mayu
  • Villa San Isidro
  • Rumi Corral
  • Mina Boston
  • Perla Pampa
  • Tola Pampa
  • Higueral
  • Gavetas
  • Collpa Pampa
  • Tunal Kasa
  • Calamarca Chica
  • Calamarca Grande
  • Laguna Chica
  • Laguna Grande
  • Molinero
  • Molle Pucara
  • Rosal Kasa
  • Rumi Muqu
  • Salto Pampa
  • Huanu Kasa
  • Loma Kasa
  • Punco Pata
  • Chakatea
  • Tunal
  • Raqay Pampa
  • Kantu Loma
  • San Vicente
  • Mulli Urqu
  • Chago Mayu
  • Chamaka
  • Pukara Kasa
  • Jatun Urqu
  • Limpias
  • Pucara
  • Pucara Pampa
  • Rosas Mayu
  • Santiago
  • Yurabamba
  • Yuraq Yaku
  • Orko Huasa
  • Sunchu Loma
  • Yaneyo
  • Cauta
  • Tetilla
  • Culata
  • Tipa Pampa
  • Trancapampa
  • Aguada
  • Cabra Cancha
  • Chirimolle Pampa
  • Molle Mokho
  • Montecillos
  • Jarquillas
  • Monte Aguada
  • Pjokho
  • Tajras
  • Puka Pila
  • Tipa Tipa
  • Tipa Tipa B
  • Calera Grande
  • Tipajara Chico
  • San Geronimo
  • Taboada
  • Uturunku
  • Salvia Centro
  • Khurumayu
  • Khurumayu Chico
  • Khurumayu Grande
  • Batea Punku
  • Calera Chico
  • Duraznal
  • Conchaloma
  • Kaspi Cancha
  • Salvia
  • Loko Punku
  • Mizque Pampa
  • Vicho Vicho













Group
People
%






Quechua
12,218
61.4%




Campesino
1,181
5.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 12,218 || 61.4%
|-
| Campesino || 1,181 || 5.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
15,570
78.3%
14,594
73.5%




Spanish
14,454
72.6%
10,797
54.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 15,570 || 78.3% || 14,594 || 73.5%
|-
| Spanish || 14,454 || 72.6% || 10,797 || 54.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 20,176 || 21,372 || 19,864
|| 19,896
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.5 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.1 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.8 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=2 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.5 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Vila Vila
 — Cochabamba
 [031302]





'''Vila Vila Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Mizque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Vila Vila is Jorge Maldonado Pozo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Vila Vila has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Vilma Guzmán Rodríguez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Wilfredo Pardo Soria
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Johnny Quillca Crespo
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Pilar López García
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Julia Veisaga Balderrama
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Filiberto Fernández Rodríguez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Lidia Claros Ferrel
NGP




4
Alternate
Bernardo Balderrama Orosco
NGP




5
Member
Remberto Rejas López
NGP




5
Alternate
Rosalía Pardo López
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Vilma Guzmán Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilfredo Pardo Soria''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Johnny Quillca Crespo || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Pilar López García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Julia Veisaga Balderrama || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Filiberto Fernández Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lidia Claros Ferrel || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Bernardo Balderrama Orosco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Remberto Rejas López || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosalía Pardo López''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Caroma
  • Chillijchi
  • Mojon
  • Pilpina
  • Pucarani
  • Vila Vila
  • Kaspi Corral
  • San Nicolas
  • Sivingani Sur
  • Sotace
  • Zapallar
  • Centro Arrumani
  • Aguada B
  • Jarka Kasa
  • Mulo Cuchu
  • Pocotaica
  • Aguada Alta
  • Contreras
  • Cuevas Pampa
  • Kollco Mayo
  • Machajmarca
  • Sivingani Alto
  • Tako Kassa
  • Yuraq Kasa
  • Sivingani
  • Calachaca
  • Sub Vila Vila
  • Qhochini
  • Kuchu Arrumani
  • Siquimira













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,756
71.6%




Campesino
103
2.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
101
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,756 || 71.6%
|-
| Campesino || 103 || 2.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 101 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
4,042
77.1%
4,185
76.7%




Spanish
2,851
54.4%
2,071
37.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 4,042 || 77.1% || 4,185 || 76.7%
|-
| Spanish || 2,851 || 54.4% || 2,071 || 37.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,170 || 4,591 || 5,459
|| 5,244
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=7.1 |m5=5 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.7 |m25=3.5 |m30=3 |m35=2.6 |m40=2.4 |m45=2.2 |m50=2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=6.6 |f5=6.3 |f10=5.4 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.4 |f35=2.2 |f40=2.5 |f45=1.8 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Alalay
 — Cochabamba
 [031303]





'''Alalay Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Mizque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Alalay is Miguel Cáceres Zapata, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Alalay has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Estefanía Miranda Rodríguez
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Juan De Dios Jiménez Torrico
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Santos Camacho Almanza
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Aideé López Coca
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Luisa Zambrana Claros
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Renato Almanza Terrazas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Wilfredo Rosas Camacho
LIBRE




4
Alternate
Maribel Flores García
LIBRE




5
Member
María Elisa Gonzales Jaldín
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Darío López Seballos
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Estefanía Miranda Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan De Dios Jiménez Torrico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Santos Camacho Almanza || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Aideé López Coca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luisa Zambrana Claros || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Renato Almanza Terrazas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Wilfredo Rosas Camacho || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Flores García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Elisa Gonzales Jaldín || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Darío López Seballos''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cañadas
  • Alalay
  • Churupampa
  • Costal Mayu
  • Palca
  • Puyjuni
  • Rumi Corral
  • Sacha Loma
  • Patawasi
  • Punguillo
  • Ticani
  • Sivingani
  • Tirante
  • Yanaqaqa
  • Murukullu
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Guaman Wachaya
  • Ayapampa
  • Kewiñal
  • Kirusillani
  • Villa Tunari
  • Viscachani
  • Wankuni Alto
  • Lagunitas
  • Pajcha Bajo
  • Pajcha Kuchu
  • Putunku
  • Pajcha Alto
  • Muyurina
  • Quturi
  • Quimsa Chata













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,603
74.1%




Campesino
334
9.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
62
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,603 || 74.1%
|-
| Campesino || 334 || 9.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 62 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
3,065
87.3%
2,754
79.9%




Spanish
2,061
58.7%
1,316
38.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 3,065 || 87.3% || 2,754 || 79.9%
|-
| Spanish || 2,061 || 58.7% || 1,316 || 38.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,613 || 4,931 || 3,447
|| 3,512
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=5 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.7 |m20=5 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4 |f5=4 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.5 |f25=4 |f30=2.7 |f35=2 |f40=2.2 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.5 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.3 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Punata
 — Cochabamba
 [031401]





'''Punata Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Punata Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Punata Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Punata is Jhimy Nolberth Alegre Iriarte, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Punata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Paola Cristina Arnez Céspedes
FRI




1
Alternate
Efraín Nivardo Zelada Quinteros
FRI




2
Member
Víctor Alfonso Quinteros Espinoza
FRI




2
Alternate
Marianela García Gutiérrez
FRI




3
Member
Paola Daza Torrico
FRI




3
Alternate
Vilcer Montaño Acuña
FRI




4
Member
Eliana Vallejos Flores
PDC




4
Alternate
Martín Vía Vásquez
PDC




5
Member
Freddy Montaño Rojas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Rocío Isabel Oropeza Moreira
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Ambrosio Orellana Blas
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Cinthia Flores Acuña
A-UPP




7
Member
Gustavo Angulo Torrico
UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Lisbet Roxana Parra Gonzales
UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Paola Cristina Arnez Céspedes || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Efraín Nivardo Zelada Quinteros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Víctor Alfonso Quinteros Espinoza || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Marianela García Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Paola Daza Torrico || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Vilcer Montaño Acuña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eliana Vallejos Flores || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Martín Vía Vásquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Freddy Montaño Rojas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rocío Isabel Oropeza Moreira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Ambrosio Orellana Blas || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Cinthia Flores Acuña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Gustavo Angulo Torrico || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lisbet Roxana Parra Gonzales''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 49 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Punata
  • Barrientos Grande
  • Camacho Rancho
  • Capilla
  • Chillcar Grande
  • Chirusi Grande
  • Chirusi Kollu
  • Chiruse Rosario
  • Chirusi
  • Molle Huma
  • Valenzuela
  • Jusku Molle
  • La Villa
  • Rumi Rumi
  • Laguna Centro
  • Leon Rancho
  • Pucara
  • Pujru
  • Romancalle
  • San Jose Centro
  • San Jose Chico
  • Santa Ana
  • Tajamar A
  • Tajamar B
  • Tajamar Centro
  • Saca Saca
  • Tambillo Centro
  • Tambillo Chico
  • Tambillo Grande
  • Villa Arenal
  • Villa Rosario
  • Villa Surumi
  • Vinto Cancha Grande
  • Lara Suyo
  • Villa Carmen
  • Chaupi Suyo Grande
  • Albasuyo y Churo
  • Leorancho Centro
  • Chaupisuyo Bajo
  • Huasu Mayu Chico
  • Jarcanayu
  • Iluri Bajo
  • Cursani
  • Sivingani Chico
  • Sulty Grande
  • Laguna Suity Chico
  • Chirusi Centro
  • Leon Rancho B
  • San Jose Grande
  • Leon Rancho Grande
  • Rosal
  • Barrientos Chico
  • Alto Alianza
  • Belzu
  • Chaypi Suyo Mejia
  • Huasa Mayli Grande
  • Huayra Punku
  • Kjochi Alto
  • Kjochi Centro
  • Kjochi Laguna
  • Kolque Rancho
  • Laguna Sultygrande
  • Maca Cara
  • Rojas Tardio
  • Sivingani Grande
  • Sobra Chirusi
  • Villa Carmen Dos
  • Thajra













Group
People
%






Quechua
18,202
51.6%




Campesino
668
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 18,202 || 51.6%
|-
| Campesino || 668 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
29,806
84.6%
21,924
75.9%




Quechua
24,621
69.9%
21,309
73.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 29,806 || 84.6% || 21,924 || 75.9%
|-
| Quechua || 24,621 || 69.9% || 21,309 || 73.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 27,154 || 26,140 || 28,887
|| 35,248
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.7 |m15=3.8 |m20=4 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.3 |m50=2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.6 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Villa Rivero
 — Cochabamba
 [031402]





'''Villa Rivero Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Punata Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Villa Rivero is Abel Acuña Paniagua, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Villa Rivero has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Wimner Siles Rodríguez
NGP




1
Alternate
Nelia Orosco Chambi
NGP




2
Member
Deisi Panozo Guevara
NGP




2
Alternate
Florian López Montaño
NGP




3
Member
Orlando Álvarez Velarde
NGP




3
Alternate
Emiliana Ponce Álvarez
NGP




4
Member
Juan Carlos Ponce Claros
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Mariela Ponce Montaño
A-UPP




5
Member
Filder Chura Higuera
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Carmen Cotrina Centellas
UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Wimner Siles Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelia Orosco Chambi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Deisi Panozo Guevara || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Florian López Montaño''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Orlando Álvarez Velarde || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Emiliana Ponce Álvarez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juan Carlos Ponce Claros || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariela Ponce Montaño''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Filder Chura Higuera || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Cotrina Centellas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chaco Vinto
  • Collpa Esquina
  • Salinas
  • Balderrama Kuchu
  • Eneqeri
  • Escobar
  • Hoyada
  • Huatuyo
  • Ichhu Kollu
  • Nazacara
  • Pampa Kjassi
  • Santa Fe
  • Villa Rivero
  • Villa Victoria
  • Mogopata
  • Nueva Felicidad
  • Sub Central Villa Rivero
  • Charokhosi
  • San Francisco
  • Aramasi
  • Machay C`Uchu
  • Centro Oyada
  • Calicanto Rinconada
  • Sub Aramasi













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,722
66.5%




Campesino
446
5.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,722 || 66.5%
|-
| Campesino || 446 || 5.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,724
78.2%
5,398
66.4%




Quechua
6,517
75.8%
6,303
77.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,724 || 78.2% || 5,398 || 66.4%
|-
| Quechua || 6,517 || 75.8% || 6,303 || 77.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,949 || 5,857 || 8,135
|| 8,599
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.2 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.3 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.2 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.5 |f20=4 |f25=4 |f30=4 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Benito
 — Cochabamba
 [031403]





'''San Benito Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Punata Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Benito is Jhonny Pinaya Maida, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Benito has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Anabel Guzmán Claros
PDC




1
Alternate
Jhonny García Torrico
PDC




2
Member
Julio Litio Vía Espinoza
PDC




2
Alternate
Grisela Rodríguez Cossío
PDC




3
Member
Guido Trifón Requis Zapata
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Felicia Arratia Vargas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Pablo García Maldonado
UN




4
Alternate
Daniela Alejandra Tórrez Rivera
UN




5
Member
Napo Torrico Guzmán
MTS




5
Alternate
Jhoana Deisy Rodríguez Umaña
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Anabel Guzmán Claros || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny García Torrico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Julio Litio Vía Espinoza || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Grisela Rodríguez Cossío''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Guido Trifón Requis Zapata || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Felicia Arratia Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Pablo García Maldonado || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniela Alejandra Tórrez Rivera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Napo Torrico Guzmán || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhoana Deisy Rodríguez Umaña''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chaqui Kocha
  • Chimpa Rancho
  • Iluri Chico
  • Laimiña
  • Paracaya Linde
  • San Benito
  • Tuti Grande
  • Wasa Kochi
  • Villa Forida
  • Yaku Pujru
  • Laguna Carmen
  • Sulti Kasapata
  • Jaldin Rancho
  • Tuti San Isidro
  • Yana Khochi
  • Alisumayu
  • Paracaya Tuti
  • Quirusillani
  • Saca Sirca
  • Tuti Pucayan
  • Tuti Alto Centro
  • San Lorenzo
  • Tolata Chico
  • Lobo Rancho
  • Sunchu Pampa
  • Lobo Rancho Capilla
  • Villa Verde
  • La Fiada
  • Paracaya Linde













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,179
62.7%




Campesino
154
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,179 || 62.7%
|-
| Campesino || 154 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
11,071
84.8%
10,114
74.6%




Quechua
9,527
73.0%
10,223
75.4%




Aymara
127
1.0%
138
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,071 || 84.8% || 10,114 || 74.6%
|-
| Quechua || 9,527 || 73.0% || 10,223 || 75.4%
|-
| Aymara || 127 || 1.0% || 138 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,156 || 12,720 || 13,562
|| 13,054
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.1 |m20=4 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.2 |m40=3 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.1 |m55=2 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.3 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tacachi
 — Cochabamba
 [031404]





'''Tacachi Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Punata Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tacachi is Fidel Zurita Panozo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tacachi has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Carolina Gálvez Camacho
PDC




1
Alternate
Luis Fernando Zurita Terán
PDC




2
Member
Emerson Álvarez Zurita
PDC




2
Alternate
Aleida Maldonado Zurita
PDC




3
Member
Aida Claros Ascárraga
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Rodrigo Terrazas Villarroel
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Óscar Terán Orellana
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Magaly Álvarez Velarde
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Mirtha Montaño Cejas
NGP




5
Alternate
Limbert Arce Lara
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Carolina Gálvez Camacho || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Fernando Zurita Terán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Emerson Álvarez Zurita || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Aleida Maldonado Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Aida Claros Ascárraga || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rodrigo Terrazas Villarroel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Óscar Terán Orellana || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Magaly Álvarez Velarde''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mirtha Montaño Cejas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Limbert Arce Lara''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Huaña Cota
  • Tacachi













Group
People
%






Quechua
928
72.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 928 || 72.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,079
83.8%
950
72.9%




Quechua
972
75.5%
1,041
79.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,079 || 83.8% || 950 || 72.9%
|-
| Quechua || 972 || 75.5% || 1,041 || 79.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 422 || 1,076 || 1,303
|| 1,287
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=5.4 |m10=4.1 |m15=4.3 |m20=2.9 |m25=3.4 |m30=5.3 |m35=3 |m40=3.6 |m45=3 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.9 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.3 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3 |f5=3.6 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.7 |f20=4 |f25=3.1 |f30=3 |f35=3.6 |f40=2.6 |f45=3.2 |f50=2.9 |f55=1.9 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.5 |f70=1.9 |f75=1.9 |f80=1.2 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cuchumuela
 — Cochabamba
 [031405]





'''Cuchumuela Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Punata Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cuchumuela is Alan Gálvez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cuchumuela has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Liseth Villarroel Jiménez
UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Gustavo García Ojeda
UNIDOS




2
Member
Elías Albarracín Jiménez
UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Virginia Acuña Muñoz
UNIDOS




3
Member
Jheancarla Ponce Pastrana
UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Adán Balderrama Argandoña
UNIDOS




4
Member
León Velarde Rodríguez
MTS




4
Alternate
María Nela Acuña Villarroel
MTS




5
Member
Susana Sandra García Ovando
PDC




5
Alternate
Willian Olivera García
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Liseth Villarroel Jiménez || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gustavo García Ojeda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elías Albarracín Jiménez || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Virginia Acuña Muñoz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jheancarla Ponce Pastrana || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adán Balderrama Argandoña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || León Velarde Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Nela Acuña Villarroel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Susana Sandra García Ovando || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Willian Olivera García''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Condor Khochi
  • Cuchumuela
  • Herrera Cancha
  • Ichu Rutuna
  • Tojra Kollo
  • Totoral
  • Duraznillo
  • Lajas Cañada
  • Villa Moderna
  • Sub Yana Rumi
  • Villa Gualberto Villaroel













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,329
60.9%




Campesino
75
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,329 || 60.9%
|-
| Campesino || 75 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,905
76.0%
1,860
67.2%




Quechua
2,708
70.9%
2,274
82.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,905 || 76.0% || 1,860 || 67.2%
|-
| Quechua || 2,708 || 70.9% || 2,274 || 82.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,721 || 1,942 || 2,768
|| 3,822
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.2 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.8 |m30=4.6 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.3 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3 |f5=3.7 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=4.2 |f40=3.7 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.2 |f55=2 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.2 |f70=1.2 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Bolívar
 — Cochabamba
 [031501]





'''Bolívar Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Bolívar Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Bolívar Municipality is the only municipality in Bolívar Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Bolívar is Bonifacio Escalante Alavi, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Bolívar has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Vicente Gutiérrez Serpa
POKUY




1
Alternate
Everlina Characayo Barra
POKUY




2
Member
Calixta Tola Gerónimo
POKUY




2
Alternate
Pedro Tola Beltrán
POKUY




3
Member
Marcial Goytia Tola
NGP




3
Alternate
Lidia Arébalo Ledezma
NGP




4
Member
Trifonia Gutiérrez Canchi
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Lucio Panta Villa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Nora Ledezma Real
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Miguel Ángel Quiroz Ríos
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Vicente Gutiérrez Serpa || rowspan="2" | POKUY
|-
| Alternate || ''Everlina Characayo Barra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Calixta Tola Gerónimo || rowspan="2" | POKUY
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Tola Beltrán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Marcial Goytia Tola || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Arébalo Ledezma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Trifonia Gutiérrez Canchi || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucio Panta Villa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nora Ledezma Real || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Ángel Quiroz Ríos''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bolivar
  • Pampajasi
  • Pata Pata
  • Huaylloma
  • Loko Loko
  • Jampatukayma
  • Pirwani
  • Viluyo B
  • Sub Tanga Leke
  • Chiaraje
  • Puytucani
  • Condor Huacha
  • Challviri B
  • Chullpani
  • Aquerana
  • Jantaqueri
  • Llaytani
  • Kaymani
  • Wajruru
  • Aykamaqui
  • Palca
  • Kaywasi
  • Uyunoma
  • Challviri A
  • Carpani
  • Comuna
  • Jachagochi
  • Japo
  • Vilachaca
  • Kosmi
  • Collpuma (Sub Central Villa Verde)
  • Coyuma
  • Matarkata
  • Pumuri
  • Choqorwasi
  • Challuma
  • Vila Vila
  • Cordawara
  • Waña Pasto
  • Hornoni
  • Champojo
  • Falsuri
  • Huastaca
  • Puna Huaylluma (Sub Central Villa Verde)
  • Janchallavini
  • Sub Villa Verde
  • Tokoni
  • Huallatahuacha
  • Carpani
  • Vilacayma
  • Yapuma
  • Choquellusta
  • Tolapampa
  • Arco (Sub Central Villa Verde)
  • Payota
  • Piakayma
  • Choreparada
  • Corral Cunca
  • Mollepongo
  • Jolpakochi
  • Collpacota
  • Atojhuayco
  • Cotaña
  • Pacachani
  • Yarbicoya
  • Chiwirapi













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,408
65.3%




Campesino
649
7.8%




Originario
251
3.0%




Indígena
243
2.9%




Aymara
180
2.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
179
2.2%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
129
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,408 || 65.3%
|-
| Campesino || 649 || 7.8%
|-
| Originario || 251 || 3.0%
|-
| Indígena || 243 || 2.9%
|-
| Aymara || 180 || 2.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 179 || 2.2%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 129 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
6,841
82.6%
5,477
75.2%




Spanish
5,566
67.2%
3,789
52.1%




Aymara
375
4.5%
183
2.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 6,841 || 82.6% || 5,477 || 75.2%
|-
| Spanish || 5,566 || 67.2% || 3,789 || 52.1%
|-
| Aymara || 375 || 4.5% || 183 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,081 || 8,635 || 7,279
|| 8,282
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=6 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.5 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.3 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.1 |f40=2.1 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.3 |f60=2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tiraque
 — Cochabamba
 [031601]





'''Tiraque Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Tiraque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Tiraque Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Tiraque Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Tiraque is Luis Fernando Espinoza Velarde, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tiraque has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Herminia Villarroel Jaldín
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




1
Alternate
Reynaldo Díaz Choque
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Member
Pacífico Orellana Flores
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




2
Alternate
Asteria Peredo Baldelomar
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Member
Nelly Carmen Durán Rojas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




3
Alternate
Luis Beltrán Herrada Flores
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Member
Eduardo Marín Rivas
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




4
Alternate
Marina Antoriano Villarroel
SOLUCIONES CON TODOS




5
Member
Juan Carlos Montecinos Godoy
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Norma Montaño Baltazar
A-UPP




6
Member
Martha Céspedes Montaño
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Edwin García Arnez
A-UPP




7
Member
Roberto Céspedes Villarroel
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Margarita Herrera Torrico
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Herminia Villarroel Jaldín || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Reynaldo Díaz Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Pacífico Orellana Flores || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Asteria Peredo Baldelomar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nelly Carmen Durán Rojas || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Beltrán Herrada Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eduardo Marín Rivas || rowspan="2" | SOLUCIONES CON TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marina Antoriano Villarroel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Juan Carlos Montecinos Godoy || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Norma Montaño Baltazar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Martha Céspedes Montaño || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin García Arnez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Roberto Céspedes Villarroel || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Margarita Herrera Torrico''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 50 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 15 de Octubre
  • Base Central
  • Boqueron Alto
  • Capilla Baja
  • Chago Capilla
  • Cochimita
  • Kañacota
  • Payco Mayu Alto
  • Payco Mayu Bajo
  • Minas Pampa
  • Sancayani Bajo
  • Huaylla Pujru
  • Koari Alto
  • Los Andes
  • Plano Alto
  • Koari Bajo
  • Koari Medio
  • Tola Pampa
  • Tola Pampa Bajo
  • Tiraque
  • Chaupi Rancho
  • Villa Junin
  • Chapapani
  • Millu Mayo
  • Parra Rancho
  • Toco Rancho Bajo
  • Urmachea
  • Villa Progreso
  • Chaqui Qjocha
  • Infiernillos Chaquicocha
  • Virvini
  • Zapata Rancho
  • Toralapa Baja
  • Toco Rancho Alto
  • Toralapa Alta
  • Kolque Koya
  • Pairumani Bajo
  • Villa Flores
  • Murmuntani
  • Suraj Mayu
  • San Isidro Alto
  • San Isidro
  • Canal Mayu
  • Villa Junin Baja
  • Chaupi Suyo
  • Villa Verde
  • Valle Bajo
  • Kayarani Alto
  • Cullcumayo B 3 de Febrero
  • Damirancho
  • Cumbre
  • Kiska Loma
  • Bajo
  • Chullcumayu
  • 4 Hermanos
  • Kaspi Cancha Alto
  • Kaspi Cancha Bajo
  • Kewiñal
  • Koari Boqueron
  • Koari Lagunilla
  • Rancho 27
  • Rodeo Chaupi Suyo
  • San Jose de Utucuru Bajo
  • Sankayani Alto
  • Uchuchi Kancha
  • Yanacocha Alto
  • Payco Mayo Centro
  • Plano Pista
  • Kayarani Medio
  • Amanecer Piqueria
  • Pairumani
  • Villa San Isidro
  • La Cumbre
  • Palca
  • Chaupiloma
  • Haylla Pedro
  • Kaspicancha
  • Yanacocha Bajo
  • 1 de Marzo
  • Boqueron Grande Suyo
  • Rancho San Jose
  • Rancho San Jorge
  • Vandiola
  • Cebada Jichana
  • Carbon Mayu
  • Chaco
  • Chapi Sirca
  • Churo Alto
  • Churo Bajo
  • Cotani Alto
  • Cuartel Parcela
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Manzana Rancho
  • Pucara Grande
  • Morro
  • Palca
  • Potrera
  • Puca Huasi
  • Rodeo Alto
  • Rodeo Bajo
  • Sanchez Rancho
  • Temporal
  • Ciacuchi
  • Waka Huasi
  • Convento
  • Sacabambilla Bajo
  • Sacabambilla Media
  • Chaqui Mayu
  • Kayarani Bajo
  • Sub Iluri Grande
  • Plano Bajo
  • Sacabambilla Alto
  • Segundo Rodeo
  • Chaqui Qjocha
  • Cotani Bajo B
  • Cotani Bajo A
  • Cruz Pampa
  • Juventud
  • Tuturuyo Alto
  • Tuturuyo Bajo
  • Morochata
  • Canton Palca
  • Titulados Cotani
  • Cotani Reversion
  • Cotani
  • Cerro Verde
  • Mataderia
  • Lagunillas
  • Komer Qjocha
  • Viscachani
  • Maica
  • Chillawara
  • 15 de Octubre













Group
People
%






Quechua
14,576
78.9%




Campesino
763
4.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 14,576 || 78.9%
|-
| Campesino || 763 || 4.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
15,744
85.2%
16,484
77.6%




Spanish
13,161
71.2%
12,107
57.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 15,744 || 85.2% || 16,484 || 77.6%
|-
| Spanish || 13,161 || 71.2% || 12,107 || 57.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 20,772 || 21,231
|| 18,475
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.1 |m35=2.7 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.6 |f10=5 |f15=4.7 |f20=4 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.5 |f60=2 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Shinahota
 — Cochabamba
 [031602]





'''Shinahota Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Tiraque Province in the Cochabamba Department in Bolivia. Shinahota Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Tiraque Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Shinahota is Luis Arce Clemente, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Shinahota has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 51 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Carmen Flores Janko
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Jhonny Ramiro Montaño Caballero
A-UPP




2
Member
José María Condori Cáceres
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Reveca Isla Cacimiro
A-UPP




3
Member
Arminda López
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Humberto Mamani Luis
A-UPP




4
Member
Jaime Amaya Rocha
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Lizeth Cossío Andrade
A-UPP




5
Member
Sandra Carrillo Gavello
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Dennys Franco Encinas Mariaca
A-UPP




6
Member
Osvaldo Málaga Rodríguez
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Isabel Mamani Claros
A-UPP




7
Member
Miguel Ángel Pérez Rodríguez
LIBRE




7
Alternate
Lady Chajmi Cayzana
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Carmen Flores Janko || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Ramiro Montaño Caballero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José María Condori Cáceres || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Reveca Isla Cacimiro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Arminda López || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Humberto Mamani Luis''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jaime Amaya Rocha || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lizeth Cossío Andrade''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sandra Carrillo Gavello || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Dennys Franco Encinas Mariaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Osvaldo Málaga Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabel Mamani Claros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Miguel Ángel Pérez Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Lady Chajmi Cayzana''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 51 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Agrigento A
  • Alto San Isidro
  • Alto San Jose
  • Alto San Martin
  • Alto Villa Paraiso
  • Arenales
  • Aroma
  • Puerto Aroma
  • Carrasco C
  • Cerro Grande
  • Churo Grande
  • Churo Valencia
  • Colorado
  • Dorado Chico
  • Dorado Grande
  • Dorado Segundo
  • Eduardo Avaroa
  • Eñe Alto
  • Florida
  • German Busch
  • Ibuelo
  • Ivirizu Alto
  • Ivirizu Bajo
  • Lauca Eñe
  • Monte Rico
  • Nueva Tapacari
  • Palmar Pampa B
  • San Francisco
  • San Isidro
  • 4 de Abril
  • San Jose de Shinahota
  • Simon Bolivar
  • Sucre Pampa
  • Tres Arroyos
  • Vilacaima
  • Villa Carrasco A
  • Villa Fernandez
  • Villa Santa Fe
  • Villa Verde
  • Villa Victoria
  • 12 de Abril
  • 26 de Noviembre
  • Arque
  • Kilometro 118
  • Santa Rosa Eñe
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • 2 Valle Hermoso
  • 3 Valle Hermoso
  • Alto Aroma
  • Alto Illimani
  • Alto Mandiola
  • Coni Alto
  • F Tropical
  • Ivirizo Ramal
  • Ivirizo Troncal
  • Jatun Chimpa
  • Majo Pampa B
  • Majo Pampa "A"
  • Palmar Pampa A
  • El Puente
  • San Jose de Chiquitos
  • Manuel Ascencio Padilla
  • Santa Rosa Ibuelo
  • Kilometro Ciento Catorce
  • Angel de la Guarda
  • Apharumiri
  • Caraguata
  • Agrigento C
  • Sindicato 9 de Abril
  • Sindicato Carrasco B
  • Shinahota
  • Agrigento B
  • Ibuelo
  • Lauca Eñe
  • San Isidro
  • San Luis
  • Santa Rosa Eñe
  • Bustillo
  • Rio Colorado
  • Santa Rosa Ibuelo













Group
People
%






Quechua
14,259
52.5%




Campesino
1,964
7.2%




Aymara
349
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 14,259 || 52.5%
|-
| Campesino || 1,964 || 7.2%
|-
| Aymara || 349 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
22,568
83.1%
15,036
72.1%




Quechua
16,778
61.7%
13,486
64.7%




Aymara
680
2.5%
672
3.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 22,568 || 83.1% || 15,036 || 72.1%
|-
| Quechua || 16,778 || 61.7% || 13,486 || 64.7%
|-
| Aymara || 680 || 2.5% || 672 || 3.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 14,709 || 20,841
|| 27,172
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.8 |m15=5.9 |m20=5.4 |m25=4.9 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.2 |f10=5 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.8 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Oruro
 — Oruro
 [040101]





'''Oruro Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Oruro Department.[ref1]








The Mayor of Oruro is Iván Quispe Gutiérrez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Oruro has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rene Rodolfo Vicente Cosme
NGP




1
Alternate
María Luz Castro Ortega
NGP




2
Member
Álvaro Mauricio Molina Morales
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Ximena Fernández Espinoza
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Franklin Calizaya Palenque
SOMOS




3
Alternate
Danait Leyny Agostopa Cruz
SOMOS




4
Member
Ana María Cristel Michaga Tarqui
NGP




4
Alternate
Álvaro José Mamani Pacaja
NGP




5
Member
Lidia Mamani Mendoza
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
Ronald Ibis Canchari Castro
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




6
Member
Freddy Marcelo Yucra Arano
LIBRE




6
Alternate
Yeimy Muñoz Pérez
LIBRE




7
Member
Claudia Roxana Garnica Ramirez
PATRIA-ORURO




7
Alternate
Álvaro Javier Martínez Laime
PATRIA-ORURO




8
Member
Brigith Nataly Carpio Pinto
SOMOS




8
Alternate
Freddy Fernando Canaviri Ayala
SOMOS




9
Member
Elías Mario Aguilar Huanca
NGP




9
Alternate
TBD
NGP




10
Member
Jhonny David Conde Churqui
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




10
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




11
Member
Antonio De Jesús Bazan Colque
MCSFA




11
Alternate
María Eugenia León Alvestegui
MCSFA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rene Rodolfo Vicente Cosme || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Luz Castro Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Álvaro Mauricio Molina Morales || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ximena Fernández Espinoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Franklin Calizaya Palenque || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Danait Leyny Agostopa Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ana María Cristel Michaga Tarqui || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Álvaro José Mamani Pacaja''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lidia Mamani Mendoza || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ronald Ibis Canchari Castro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Freddy Marcelo Yucra Arano || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Yeimy Muñoz Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Claudia Roxana Garnica Ramirez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Álvaro Javier Martínez Laime''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Brigith Nataly Carpio Pinto || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Fernando Canaviri Ayala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Elías Mario Aguilar Huanca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Jhonny David Conde Churqui || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Antonio De Jesús Bazan Colque || rowspan="2" | MCSFA
|-
| Alternate || ''María Eugenia León Alvestegui''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Oruro













Group
People
%






Quechua
43,199
14.5%




Aymara
35,743
12.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 43,199 || 14.5%
|-
| Aymara || 35,743 || 12.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
267,341
89.6%
192,103
72.5%




Quechua
58,144
19.5%
64,515
24.4%




Aymara
33,758
11.3%
37,785
14.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 267,341 || 89.6% || 192,103 || 72.5%
|-
| Quechua || 58,144 || 19.5% || 64,515 || 24.4%
|-
| Aymara || 33,758 || 11.3% || 37,785 || 14.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 185,433 || 201,504 || 264,943
|| 298,350
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.6 |m10=5 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.4 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.4 |m60=1.3 |m65=1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.7 |f20=4.8 |f25=4.8 |f30=4.5 |f35=4.2 |f40=3.7 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Caracollo
 — Oruro
 [040102]





'''Caracollo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Caracollo is Juan Carlos Pinaya Uñoja, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Caracollo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Edwin Huallpa Salinas
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
Silvia Luz Balderrama Chino
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Constancio Álvarez Flores
NGP




2
Alternate
Margarita Reyna Cruz Salamanca
NGP




3
Member
Rene Poma Gutiérrez
PP




3
Alternate
Asencia Huacaña Luna
PP




4
Member
Policarpio Condori Quispe
MTS




4
Alternate
TBD
MTS




5
Member
Shirley Salinas Huarachi
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
Aurelio Alberto Velasco Apaza
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




6
Member
Jimena Choque Flores
NGP




6
Alternate
Edwin Williams Gutiérrez Huaranca
NGP




7
Member
Félix Mamani Villegas
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




7
Alternate
Karem Flores Cabezas
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edwin Huallpa Salinas || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Luz Balderrama Chino''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Constancio Álvarez Flores || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Margarita Reyna Cruz Salamanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rene Poma Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Asencia Huacaña Luna''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Policarpio Condori Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Shirley Salinas Huarachi || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Aurelio Alberto Velasco Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Jimena Choque Flores || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Williams Gutiérrez Huaranca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Félix Mamani Villegas || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Karem Flores Cabezas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ataraque
  • Caracollo
  • Conchamarca
  • Jancoñuño
  • Junthuta
  • Condoriri
  • Ventilla Pongo
  • Vila Vila
  • Yarvicoya
  • Lacapucara
  • Horenco
  • Pasto Grande
  • La Enconada
  • Ocotavi B
  • Ventilla Caracollo
  • Ocotavi A
  • Querarani
  • Juchusuma
  • Jancoyu
  • Cañohuma - Villa Taroca
  • Pongo Cabiña
  • Ocotavi
  • Pucarani
  • Collpana
  • Janko Chullpa
  • Panaderia
  • Soledad
  • Hamahuarajta
  • Iruma
  • Villa Pata
  • Pongo Queñuani
  • Villa Berenguela
  • Jeruyo
  • San Andres
  • Jesus de Ventilla Pongo
  • Kemalla
  • Sau Sau Condoriri
  • Humacollo
  • La Joya
  • Nueva Llallagua
  • Quimsachata
  • Kisca
  • Tirani Qollu
  • San Mateo
  • Khanapata
  • Lajma
  • La Joya Aransaya
  • La Joya Aransaya
  • Sillota Vito
  • Sillota Vito Urinsaya
  • Kemalla
  • Lajma
  • La Joya Aransaya
  • San Antonio de Angulo
  • Burguillos
  • Sillota Vito
  • Sillota Vito Urinsaya
  • La Joya Aransaya
  • Kemalla
  • Ventilla Pongo
  • Rodeo Vila Vila













Group
People
%






Aymara
11,916
52.1%




Quechua
2,511
11.0%




Campesino
697
3.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
272
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 11,916 || 52.1%
|-
| Quechua || 2,511 || 11.0%
|-
| Campesino || 697 || 3.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 272 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
20,001
87.5%
17,756
76.8%




Aymara
10,902
47.7%
12,312
53.3%




Quechua
3,936
17.2%
4,705
20.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 20,001 || 87.5% || 17,756 || 76.8%
|-
| Aymara || 10,902 || 47.7% || 12,312 || 53.3%
|-
| Quechua || 3,936 || 17.2% || 4,705 || 20.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 14,849 || 20,619 || 23,115
|| 22,850
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.9 |m10=5 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.9 |m25=4 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.1 |m60=2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.4 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











El Choro
 — Oruro
 [040103]





'''El Choro Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of El Choro is Vladimir Eleuterio Apaza Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


El Choro has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Alejandro Alex Cotaña Santos
NGP




1
Alternate
Basilia Cindy Mamani Yugar
NGP




2
Member
Freddy Aguilar Vacaflor
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Maritza Alarcón Ajhuacho
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Jorge Apaza Cayoja
MTS




3
Alternate
Rosa Isabel Huaca Yugar
MTS




4
Member
Celestina Claudina Calizaya Mamani
AORA




4
Alternate
Pedro Calizaya Condori
AORA




5
Member
Lourdes Canaza Challapa
NGP




5
Alternate
Irineo Chambi Machaca
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Alejandro Alex Cotaña Santos || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Basilia Cindy Mamani Yugar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Freddy Aguilar Vacaflor || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Maritza Alarcón Ajhuacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jorge Apaza Cayoja || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Isabel Huaca Yugar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Celestina Claudina Calizaya Mamani || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Calizaya Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lourdes Canaza Challapa || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Irineo Chambi Machaca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Santa Maria
  • El Choro
  • Rancho Grande
  • Cruz Choro
  • Cocapata Cruz Choro Villi Villi
  • Palquiri
  • Japo
  • Chaitivi Linde
  • Cholapata
  • Crucero Belen
  • Calpaya
  • Chocaya
  • Karavi
  • Muyta Hospitaya
  • Chambi Rancho Chuquilaca
  • Kochi Piacala la Rivera
  • Cholapata
  • Regantes Crucero Belen
  • Rancho Juaniquina
  • San Pedro de Challacollo
  • Ñequejahuira
  • Santo Tomas
  • Cerca Rancho
  • Hunsayo Hospitaya
  • Pumanchalla
  • Vito
  • Zona Norte
  • Villa Ventilla
  • Korisiri Sircapata
  • Belen Sora Chico
  • Villa Icoya
  • Romel Pata
  • Rancho Caracilla
  • Rancho Rufino
  • Parinapata Uspitaya
  • Rancho Churata
  • Rancho Choque
  • Chinche Rancho - Chaytavi
  • San Felipe de Chaytavi
  • Chinche Rancho Punto Langera
  • Challatia
  • Wuacani Choro
  • Micaya
  • Khochi Piacala
  • Palquiri
  • Japo
  • Kochi Ishuaya Pampa
  • Kochi Piacala la Rivera
  • Khochi
  • Taru













Group
People
%






Quechua
6,468
64.7%




Campesino
198
2.0%




Aymara
156
1.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
142
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 6,468 || 64.7%
|-
| Campesino || 198 || 2.0%
|-
| Aymara || 156 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 142 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,369
83.7%
6,892
79.0%




Quechua
5,210
52.1%
5,508
63.1%




Aymara
606
6.1%
1,069
12.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,369 || 83.7% || 6,892 || 79.0%
|-
| Quechua || 5,210 || 52.1% || 5,508 || 63.1%
|-
| Aymara || 606 || 6.1% || 1,069 || 12.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,881 || 5,710 || 8,725
|| 9,997
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=5 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.8 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.5 |m45=3 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.4 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.5 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.3 |f75=1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Paria
 — Oruro
 [040104]





'''Paria Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Paria is Willy Raúl Montecinos Condori, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Paria has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ramiro Velasquez Choque
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
Amelia Naffi Mamani Condori
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Bernardo Carlos Portillo
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Susana Mamani Rojas
A-UPP




3
Member
Miguel Llave Sánchez
AORA




3
Alternate
Monica Albina Poma Cabrera
AORA




4
Member
Isidoro Condori Flores
NGP




4
Alternate
TBD
NGP




5
Member
Raúl Valencia Alanes
PP




5
Alternate
Virginia Lopéz Flores
PP




6
Member
Letzi Mery Ríos Garnica
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




6
Alternate
Dario Patti Lopéz
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




7
Member
Jhoseline Vanessa Lopéz Mamani
A-UPP




7
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ramiro Velasquez Choque || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Amelia Naffi Mamani Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Bernardo Carlos Portillo || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Susana Mamani Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miguel Llave Sánchez || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Monica Albina Poma Cabrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Isidoro Condori Flores || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Raúl Valencia Alanes || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Virginia Lopéz Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Letzi Mery Ríos Garnica || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Dario Patti Lopéz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Jhoseline Vanessa Lopéz Mamani || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cachi Cachi
  • Huayña Pasto Chico
  • Guardaña
  • Paria
  • Ventillita
  • Caracollito
  • Lekhe Lekheni
  • Mollepongo
  • Jachuyo
  • Paria Pampita
  • Paya Payani
  • Mojon Pampa
  • Cañawiri
  • Obrajes
  • Huallumita
  • Kota Chullpa
  • San Juan Pampa
  • Iruma
  • Wichu Kollu
  • Yunguma
  • Santa Ana
  • Amachuma Catuyo
  • Soracachi
  • Condorchinoca
  • Pacokahua
  • Omitiri
  • Sepulturas
  • Banderani
  • Kkullkhu Pampa
  • Chillca
  • Romero Kkota
  • Tolapalca
  • Calagarita
  • Lloquepongo
  • Queñuani
  • Collpa
  • Pisakeri
  • Banderani Caimani
  • Huaylla Iruma
  • Huayllatira
  • Chojña Kkota
  • Huaylla
  • Tupani
  • Cala Huaylla
  • Jalantiri
  • Milluni
  • Jancocota
  • Kewalluni
  • Pucara
  • Tholapalca Chico
  • Huayña Pasto Chico
  • Huayña Pasto Grande
  • Khasa Huasa
  • Irumita
  • Vichuloma
  • Jiquilla
  • Cala Cala
  • Soracachi
  • Canllapata
  • Calapata
  • Calla Pampa Chico
  • Calla Pampa Grande
  • Conchiri
  • Jatita
  • Tuloma
  • Untavi
  • Crucero
  • Anocariri
  • Chungara
  • Jalsuri
  • Laguna Jankho Kkota
  • Orcoma
  • Chicuela
  • Jachuma
  • Condorchinoca
  • Cohani
  • Leque Palca
  • Micayani
  • Cotuhuma
  • Chullunquiani
  • Jankohuyo
  • Totoroco
  • Chacarilla
  • Yarvicoya













Group
People
%






Quechua
9,912
62.9%




Aymara
1,008
6.4%




Campesino
829
5.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
243
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,912 || 62.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,008 || 6.4%
|-
| Campesino || 829 || 5.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 243 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
13,180
83.6%
9,760
76.0%




Quechua
10,709
67.9%
9,658
75.2%




Aymara
1,435
9.1%
924
7.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,180 || 83.6% || 9,760 || 76.0%
|-
| Quechua || 10,709 || 67.9% || 9,658 || 75.2%
|-
| Aymara || 1,435 || 9.1% || 924 || 7.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,592 || 13,978 || 12,846
|| 15,764
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5 |m10=5 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.2 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.4 |m45=3 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.8 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.3 |f40=3 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.2 |f60=2 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Challapata
 — Oruro
 [040201]





'''Challapata Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Abaroa Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Oruro Department.[ref1] Challapata Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Abaroa Province.








The Mayor of Challapata is Máximo Dionicio Herrera Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Challapata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juan Garisto Acha
NGP




1
Alternate
Jael Gabriela Copacalle Acha
NGP




2
Member
Gabriela Elva Soto Condori
AORA




2
Alternate
TBD
AORA




3
Member
Mery Choque Velasco
MTS




3
Alternate
Severino Copacalle Tito
MTS




4
Member
Mariselda Chungara Atalaya
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
Leonardo Nina Michaga
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
Dalia Rosario Ticlla Salazar
PP




5
Alternate
Oscar Mamani Colque
PP




6
Member
Bethy Astete Chungara
NGP




6
Alternate
Damian Vicente Huallpa
NGP




7
Member
Luis Nava Chiri
S.A.M. CHALLAPATA




7
Alternate
Ana María Zenteno Gonzáles
S.A.M. CHALLAPATA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan Garisto Acha || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jael Gabriela Copacalle Acha''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gabriela Elva Soto Condori || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mery Choque Velasco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Severino Copacalle Tito''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mariselda Chungara Atalaya || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonardo Nina Michaga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Dalia Rosario Ticlla Salazar || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Oscar Mamani Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Bethy Astete Chungara || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Damian Vicente Huallpa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Luis Nava Chiri || rowspan="2" | S.A.M. CHALLAPATA
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana María Zenteno Gonzáles''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 52 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Jilavi
  • Ilave Grande
  • Patacuyo
  • Pasuta
  • Quillacas
  • Quimsa Cruz
  • Sullka Ilave Grande
  • Challapata
  • Villa Ventilla
  • Sora Sora
  • Tacagua
  • Kaka Chaca
  • Ura Callapa
  • Callapa Colcuyo
  • Taypiri
  • Allituma
  • Ayllu Cahualli
  • Sullcayana Segundo
  • Calahuani
  • Cayachata
  • Pata Pata
  • Vilacollo
  • Chacachita
  • Uyuni
  • Juchusuma Por Venir
  • Segundo Jucchu
  • Chacarita Grande
  • Chojlla
  • Cruce Aguas Calientes
  • Ocuri
  • Arraya
  • Callapa
  • Viluyo
  • Andamarca
  • Chacachita Chico
  • Condohoco
  • Callapa Tercera
  • Andamarca Crucero
  • Ticani
  • Callapa Arriba
  • Kallapa Araya
  • Sullcayana
  • Macagua
  • Ticani Chiraga
  • Kehualle
  • Sullcayana Primero
  • Ex Quillacas
  • Isscooco
  • Wilkakawa
  • Chairi Arani Pampa
  • Machohoca Churacani
  • Poncilla
  • Pequereque
  • Jachu Oko
  • Lupe
  • Mamani Khollu
  • Cutamasi Grande
  • Cutamasi Chico
  • Janco Puncu
  • Quispara Lacavinto
  • Moya
  • Collpavillque
  • Cusumi
  • Carachuyu
  • Nueva Pata Pata
  • Taruta Kawa
  • Uritaca
  • Challacunca
  • Cohachapi
  • Cachusani
  • Cochini
  • Parku Arriba
  • Parku Abajo
  • Collpaña
  • Condor Pujio
  • Huaychapampa
  • Cuchuta
  • Pari Pampa
  • Chullpa
  • Cañavi
  • Callampata
  • Parinacota
  • Villa Blanca
  • Ayllu Collana
  • Wila Khasa
  • Janacachi
  • Kakachaca (Ayllu Quimsa Cruz)
  • Allituma Toro
  • Ayllu Collana
  • Kawalli Abajo
  • Huayllas
  • Hichuta
  • Cruce Culta
  • Chicoruyo
  • Cascuyo
  • Jarfina
  • Thola Kejta
  • Villa Ventilla
  • Lupi Kunka
  • Curu Willkhy
  • Ilavi
  • Cahualle Araya
  • Yanaque
  • Condoriri
  • Kaimuta
  • Jachuta
  • Cahuaya
  • Janko Jaque
  • Lupara
  • Kollpa Kota
  • Saytoko
  • Cevarra
  • Cota
  • Chacori Huayllojo
  • Chacori
  • Sewencani
  • Acoyu
  • Amani
  • Calchinaza
  • Cantuyo
  • Willqui Chiri
  • Yapuma
  • Vilatacana
  • Molloquea
  • Chitani
  • Culta Antigua
  • Tolapampa
  • Machacamarca
  • Amani Pampa
  • Viluyo
  • Ticani
  • Machacoyu
  • Incuyo
  • Ayllu Cahualli
  • Jayo Jayo
  • Ayllu Kawalli Abajo
  • Ancacato
  • Huancarani
  • Huachacalla
  • Cosmine
  • Ayllu Cahualli
  • Huaylla Pujro
  • Callapa
  • Añuchiri
  • Catariri
  • Chiritambo
  • Huancane
  • Rosario
  • Huarancoco
  • Andamarca
  • Catariri













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,611
32.8%




Aymara
11,434
32.3%




Campesino
1,125
3.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,611 || 32.8%
|-
| Aymara || 11,434 || 32.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,125 || 3.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
29,293
82.7%
21,049
72.8%




Quechua
15,648
44.2%
15,156
52.4%




Aymara
10,999
31.0%
9,683
33.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 29,293 || 82.7% || 21,049 || 72.8%
|-
| Quechua || 15,648 || 44.2% || 15,156 || 52.4%
|-
| Aymara || 10,999 || 31.0% || 9,683 || 33.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 20,882 || 24,370 || 28,918
|| 35,427
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.9 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.5 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.4 |m70=1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=2 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Quillacas
 — Oruro
 [040202]





'''Quillacas Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Abaroa Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Quillacas Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Abaroa Province.








The Mayor of Quillacas is Nilton Huaylla Callahuara, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Quillacas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Erika Laura Mallcu Mendoza
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Cristina Montoya Ayza
SOMOS




2
Alternate
Abimael Paca García
SOMOS




3
Member
Ruben Calizaya Aguilar
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
Tereza Jallaza Paca
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Nancy Celia Jallaza Choqueticlla
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
Luis Alejandro Callahuara Mendoza
SOMOS




5
Alternate
Trifonia Paca
SOMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Erika Laura Mallcu Mendoza || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Cristina Montoya Ayza || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Abimael Paca García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ruben Calizaya Aguilar || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Tereza Jallaza Paca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nancy Celia Jallaza Choqueticlla || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Luis Alejandro Callahuara Mendoza || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Trifonia Paca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cayñe
  • Santuario de Quillacas
  • Segunda Collana
  • Soraga Quillacas
  • Villcani
  • Villa Rivera
  • Primera Collana
  • Huerta Pampa Belen
  • Ticamayu
  • Sevaruyo
  • Pacullani
  • Soraga
  • Siquiri Villa Blanca
  • Colcha Caimani
  • Antuta
  • Mallca
  • Torko
  • Antaraque
  • Totorani
  • Picotani
  • Ichocota
  • Pachata
  • Viacha
  • Lupuyu
  • Cerro Gordo













Group
People
%






Aymara
2,273
44.0%




Killacas
1,273
24.7%




Quechua
249
4.8%




Jatun Killacas
130
2.5%




Campesino
58
1.1%




Indígena
53
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,273 || 44.0%
|-
| Killacas || 1,273 || 24.7%
|-
| Quechua || 249 || 4.8%
|-
| Jatun Killacas || 130 || 2.5%
|-
| Campesino || 58 || 1.1%
|-
| Indígena || 53 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,622
89.6%
3,128
77.2%




Aymara
2,152
41.7%
2,025
50.0%




Quechua
1,294
25.1%
1,346
33.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,622 || 89.6% || 3,128 || 77.2%
|-
| Aymara || 2,152 || 41.7% || 2,025 || 50.0%
|-
| Quechua || 1,294 || 25.1% || 1,346 || 33.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,265 || 3,305 || 4,051
|| 5,161
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.7 |m40=4.1 |m45=3 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.5 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.5 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.5 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.8 |f15=4 |f20=3.1 |f25=3.2 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.1 |f45=3 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Corque
 — Oruro
 [040301]





'''Corque Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Carangas Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Corque Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Carangas Province.








The Mayor of Corque is Juan Silver Quispe Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Corque has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Abby Litzi Condori Cáceres
AORA




1
Alternate
Ernesto Vicente Vincentty
AORA




2
Member
Arturo Choque Quena
SUMA




2
Alternate
Irma Mamani Pocomani
SUMA




3
Member
Mavis Evelyn Choque Mamani
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
TBD
AORA




4
Alternate
Esmeralda Cáceres Choque
AORA




5
Member
TBD
NGP




5
Alternate
TBD
NGP




6
Member
Wilma Callejas Ala
SUMA




6
Alternate
Vidal Valeriano Morales
SUMA




7
Member
Marco Antonio Cahuana Flores
PDC




7
Alternate
TBD
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Abby Litzi Condori Cáceres || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Ernesto Vicente Vincentty''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Arturo Choque Quena || rowspan="2" | SUMA
|-
| Alternate || ''Irma Mamani Pocomani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mavis Evelyn Choque Mamani || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Esmeralda Cáceres Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Wilma Callejas Ala || rowspan="2" | SUMA
|-
| Alternate || ''Vidal Valeriano Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Marco Antonio Cahuana Flores || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ancaravi
  • Chico Collana
  • Copiasa
  • Sullcavi
  • Corque
  • Pomata Aite
  • San Bartolome
  • San Cristobal
  • Chillcani Centro Viluma
  • Antacahua del Cataza
  • Barraz Catazas
  • Playa Verde
  • Huayllapacha
  • Condoriri
  • Cuyundani
  • Centro Bolivar
  • Caripaya
  • Rio San Jorge
  • Santa Barbara
  • San Jose de Kala
  • Opoqueri
  • San Antonio de Nor Kala
  • Payoco
  • Caracota
  • Romerpata
  • Puma
  • Pomata Aite
  • San Antonio de Nor Kala
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Sumaravi
  • Tanka Villa Esperanza
  • San Pedro de Huaylloco
  • Anda Pata Lupe
  • Villa Tarucachi
  • Sullcavi
  • Laca Laca Quita Quita
  • Villa Nueva
  • Villa Arenal
  • Villa Copacabana













Group
People
%






Aymara
10,129
62.9%




Jach'a Carangas
2,535
15.7%




Quechua
350
2.2%




Campesino
232
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 10,129 || 62.9%
|-
| Jach'a Carangas || 2,535 || 15.7%
|-
| Quechua || 350 || 2.2%
|-
| Campesino || 232 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,009
87.0%
7,123
77.2%




Aymara
8,841
54.9%
6,267
68.0%




Quechua
898
5.6%
881
9.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,009 || 87.0% || 7,123 || 77.2%
|-
| Aymara || 8,841 || 54.9% || 6,267 || 68.0%
|-
| Quechua || 898 || 5.6% || 881 || 9.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,184 || 8,548 || 9,221
|| 16,101
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=4.7 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.4 |m20=4 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=3 |m50=2.7 |m55=2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.5 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.6 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.2 |f40=3.1 |f45=3 |f50=2.6 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.4 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Choquecota
 — Oruro
 [040302]





'''Choquecota Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Carangas Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Choquecota Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Carangas Province.








The Mayor of Choquecota is Davio Ramirez Chocata, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Choquecota has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gladys Quispe Valeriano
PDC




1
Alternate
TBD
PDC




2
Member
Celidonia Choque Flores
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Reyna Tatiana Fernández Ramos
AORA




3
Alternate
TBD
AORA




4
Member
Milán Paz Mancilla
PDC




4
Alternate
TBD
PDC




5
Member
Gonzalo Apata Quispe
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gladys Quispe Valeriano || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Celidonia Choque Flores || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Reyna Tatiana Fernández Ramos || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Milán Paz Mancilla || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gonzalo Apata Quispe || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Choquecota
  • Hilanaca
  • Mallkunaka
  • Sayjasi Chacuma
  • Sayjasi Jacha Villque
  • Lerko
  • Mitma
  • Chapita
  • Julo
  • Sulka Mallku













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,863
74.4%




Jach'a Carangas
96
3.8%




Unspecified Indigenous
51
2.0%




Quechua
50
2.0%




Campesino
43
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,863 || 74.4%
|-
| Jach'a Carangas || 96 || 3.8%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 51 || 2.0%
|-
| Quechua || 50 || 2.0%
|-
| Campesino || 43 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,213
88.4%
1,504
81.3%




Aymara
1,339
53.5%
1,189
64.3%




Quechua
115
4.6%
104
5.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,213 || 88.4% || 1,504 || 81.3%
|-
| Aymara || 1,339 || 53.5% || 1,189 || 64.3%
|-
| Quechua || 115 || 4.6% || 104 || 5.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,746 || 1,615 || 1,850
|| 2,504
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=5.4 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.7 |m40=2.9 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.5 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.2
|f0=3 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.8 |f45=3.6 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Curahuara de Carangas
 — Oruro
 [040401]





'''Curahuara de Carangas Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sajama Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Curahuara de Carangas Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Sajama Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Curahuara de Carangas is Lalo Alconz Sarmiento, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Curahuara de Carangas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Petra Cristina Condori Apaza
MTS




1
Alternate
Enrique Choque Mamani
MTS




2
Member
Rene Apaza Apata
AORA




2
Alternate
TBD
AORA




3
Member
Gimena Calle Calle
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Vicente Villca Chuquichambi
A-UPP




4
Member
Marcelino Laura Villca
MTS




4
Alternate
Silvia Esther Quispe Cruz
MTS




5
Member
Ricardina Dania Ramirez Colque
MTS




5
Alternate
TBD
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Petra Cristina Condori Apaza || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Enrique Choque Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rene Apaza Apata || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Gimena Calle Calle || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Vicente Villca Chuquichambi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marcelino Laura Villca || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Esther Quispe Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ricardina Dania Ramirez Colque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Curahuara de Carangas
  • Jila Uta Manasaya
  • Sullka Tunka
  • Taypi Collana
  • Taypi Uta Collana
  • Sullka Uta Manasaya
  • Sullca Uta Salla Collana
  • Sulka Huta Choquemarca
  • Taypi Uta Choquemarca
  • Jilahuta Choquemarca
  • Jila Uta Collana
  • Papel Pampa
  • Suni Papel Pampa
  • Sajama
  • Caripe
  • Lagunas













Group
People
%






Aymara
5,378
80.5%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
111
1.7%




Originario
106
1.6%




Quechua
80
1.2%




Campesino
71
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,378 || 80.5%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 111 || 1.7%
|-
| Originario || 106 || 1.6%
|-
| Quechua || 80 || 1.2%
|-
| Campesino || 71 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,906
88.4%
3,333
79.7%




Aymara
4,618
69.1%
2,809
67.1%




Quechua
171
2.6%
212
5.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,906 || 88.4% || 3,333 || 79.7%
|-
| Aymara || 4,618 || 69.1% || 2,809 || 67.1%
|-
| Quechua || 171 || 2.6% || 212 || 5.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,092 || 5,278 || 4,184
|| 6,683
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=3.8 |m10=4 |m15=6.9 |m20=5 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.8 |m40=2.8 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.2
|f0=2.4 |f5=4 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.5 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.4 |f35=4 |f40=3.3 |f45=3.3 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.3 |f60=2 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.3 |f75=1 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.5
|mmax=7
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Turco
 — Oruro
 [040402]





'''Turco Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sajama Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Turco Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Sajama Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Turco is Grover Richard Pérez Marca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Turco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Milánia Mamani Acevedo
MTS




1
Alternate
TBD
MTS




2
Member
Agustina Choque Cabita
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Ismael Tapia Araníbar
A-UPP




3
Member
Eva Villca Choque
AORA




3
Alternate
TBD
AORA




4
Member
Norah Canqui Mamani
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
Dennis Alexander Tapia Apata
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
Joel Ranulfo Copa Marca
MTS




5
Alternate
TBD
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Milánia Mamani Acevedo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Agustina Choque Cabita || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ismael Tapia Araníbar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eva Villca Choque || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Norah Canqui Mamani || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Dennis Alexander Tapia Apata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Joel Ranulfo Copa Marca || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Collana
  • Jacha Sally
  • Jila Pumiri
  • Jilanaca
  • Sullka Salli
  • Turco
  • Sullka Pumiri
  • Titiri
  • Itizani
  • Condoriri
  • Huajriri
  • Toraquiri
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Huajriri Titiri
  • Pampa Mogachi
  • Cosapa
  • Sullca Jilanaca
  • Chachacomani
  • Jacha Sally
  • Macaya
  • Pampa Mogachi
  • Tambo Quemado
  • Pampa Mogachi
  • Quimsa Jakke
  • Asuncion de Laca Laca













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,058
69.9%




Jach'a Carangas
522
9.0%




Originario
125
2.2%




Quechua
114
2.0%




Campesino
95
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,058 || 69.9%
|-
| Jach'a Carangas || 522 || 9.0%
|-
| Originario || 125 || 2.2%
|-
| Quechua || 114 || 2.0%
|-
| Campesino || 95 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,144
88.6%
4,217
81.0%




Aymara
3,475
59.9%
3,507
67.4%




Quechua
186
3.2%
213
4.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,144 || 88.6% || 4,217 || 81.0%
|-
| Aymara || 3,475 || 59.9% || 3,507 || 67.4%
|-
| Quechua || 186 || 3.2% || 213 || 4.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,799 || 4,160 || 5,207
|| 5,803
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.4 |m15=3.9 |m20=4.1 |m25=4 |m30=4.6 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.8 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.2 |f5=3.9 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.9 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.1 |f65=2 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.2 |f80=1 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Huachacalla
 — Oruro
 [040501]





'''Huachacalla Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Litoral Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Huachacalla is Isidora Irma Alcon Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Huachacalla has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Calixta María Quispe Arce
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
Isidro Paúl Portillo Canaviri
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Dante Canaviri Canaviri
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Eunis Valeriano Martínez
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Alcides Charles Choque Condori
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
Jhiovana Freda Vásquez
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
Yurema Angélica Zárate Alconz
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
Albaro Flores Condori
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Calixta María Quispe Arce || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Isidro Paúl Portillo Canaviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Dante Canaviri Canaviri || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Eunis Valeriano Martínez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Alcides Charles Choque Condori || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhiovana Freda Vásquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yurema Angélica Zárate Alconz || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Albaro Flores Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 53 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Huachacalla













Group
People
%






Aymara
2,193
54.7%




Quechua
222
5.5%




Campesino
98
2.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,193 || 54.7%
|-
| Quechua || 222 || 5.5%
|-
| Campesino || 98 || 2.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,616
90.2%
797
79.5%




Aymara
1,425
35.5%
394
39.3%




Quechua
300
7.5%
79
7.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,616 || 90.2% || 797 || 79.5%
|-
| Aymara || 1,425 || 35.5% || 394 || 39.3%
|-
| Quechua || 300 || 7.5% || 79 || 7.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 983 || 1,650 || 1,003
|| 4,011
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.4 |m15=7.3 |m20=5 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.9 |m40=4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.2 |m65=1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3 |f5=4 |f10=5 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.2 |f30=4 |f35=4 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.2 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Escara
 — Oruro
 [040502]





'''Escara Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Litoral Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Litoral Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Escara is Remberto Condori Copa, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Escara has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jorge Franklin Hinojosa Choque
PP




1
Alternate
Yuvidza Mamani Villca
PP




2
Member
Catalina Nicolás Zepita
UQ




2
Alternate
Gustavo Roberto Choque Roque
UQ




3
Member
Leidy Andrea Cáceres Layme
PP




3
Alternate
TBD
PP




4
Member
Irene Judith Pérez Choque
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
Ariel Ruben Condori Condori
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
Miriam Condori Rodríguez
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
Rolando Ramiro Colque Choqueticlla
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jorge Franklin Hinojosa Choque || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Yuvidza Mamani Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Catalina Nicolás Zepita || rowspan="2" | UQ
|-
| Alternate || ''Gustavo Roberto Choque Roque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Leidy Andrea Cáceres Layme || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Irene Judith Pérez Choque || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Ruben Condori Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Miriam Condori Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Rolando Ramiro Colque Choqueticlla''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Escara
  • Escara (Ayllu Q'amacha)
  • Centro Capi Payrumani
  • Nor Capi
  • Payrumani
  • Centro Berlin













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,735
41.0%




Quechua
146
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,735 || 41.0%
|-
| Quechua || 146 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,716
87.8%
3,205
75.9%




Aymara
1,112
26.3%
1,907
45.2%




Quechua
189
4.5%
183
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,716 || 87.8% || 3,205 || 75.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,112 || 26.3% || 1,907 || 45.2%
|-
| Quechua || 189 || 4.5% || 183 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 446 || 863 || 4,223
|| 4,231
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.1 |m10=6 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.7 |m45=2.8 |m50=3 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.4 |m65=1.1 |m70=1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.4 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.8 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.4 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cruz de Machacamarca
 — Oruro
 [040503]





'''Cruz de Machacamarca Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Litoral Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cruz de Machacamarca is Javier Adhemir Kussy Ramirez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cruz de Machacamarca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Erwin Edu Kussy Flores
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Blanca Antonieta Conde Zepita
A-UPP




2
Member
Jhenny Cáceres Cruz
PP




2
Alternate
Santiago Einar Cussi Suntura
PP




3
Member
TBD
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Brayan Javier Kussy Flores
A-UPP




4
Member
Elieser David Flores Flores
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
TBD
A-UPP




5
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Erwin Edu Kussy Flores || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Blanca Antonieta Conde Zepita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Jhenny Cáceres Cruz || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Santiago Einar Cussi Suntura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Brayan Javier Kussy Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elieser David Flores Flores || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cruz de Machacamarca
  • Andapata
  • San Antonio de Irupata
  • Villa Tunari
  • Pacollo Pachica
  • Florida
  • Huayllas
  • Avaroa
  • Villa Tunari
  • Villa Bolivar













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,128
74.4%




Quechua
25
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,128 || 74.4%
|-
| Quechua || 25 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,340
88.3%
1,614
82.1%




Aymara
416
27.4%
942
47.9%




Quechua
35
2.3%
77
3.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,340 || 88.3% || 1,614 || 82.1%
|-
| Aymara || 416 || 27.4% || 942 || 47.9%
|-
| Quechua || 35 || 2.3% || 77 || 3.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 190 || 869 || 1,967
|| 1,517
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=5.1 |m10=6.3 |m15=4.5 |m20=5.4 |m25=4 |m30=4.9 |m35=4.2 |m40=3.4 |m45=3 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.1 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.6 |f5=4.9 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.7 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.5 |f35=4.8 |f40=3.3 |f45=3.2 |f50=2 |f55=1.3 |f60=0.7 |f65=1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Yunguyo de Litoral
 — Oruro
 [040504]





'''Yunguyo de Litoral Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Litoral Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Yunguyo de Litoral is Widne Walter Amaru Viza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Yunguyo de Litoral has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Elías Calle Layme
PATRIA-ORURO




1
Alternate
Mery Murillo Ayma
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Member
Alejandra Herrera Rocabado
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Member
Ausberto Viza Flores
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
Magdalena Machaca Quispe
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Elías Calle Layme || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Mery Murillo Ayma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alejandra Herrera Rocabado || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ausberto Viza Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Magdalena Machaca Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Yunguyo del Litoral
  • Micaya













Group
People
%






Aymara
480
54.9%




Quechua
39
4.5%




Campesino
13
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 480 || 54.9%
|-
| Quechua || 39 || 4.5%
|-
| Campesino || 13 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
767
87.7%
402
78.2%




Aymara
223
25.5%
204
39.7%




Quechua
51
5.8%
6
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 767 || 87.7% || 402 || 78.2%
|-
| Aymara || 223 || 25.5% || 204 || 39.7%
|-
| Quechua || 51 || 5.8% || 6 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 92 || 221 || 514
|| 875
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.9 |m10=4.3 |m15=5.3 |m20=4.6 |m25=6.3 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.3 |m50=1.8 |m55=0.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.6 |m80=0 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.3 |f5=6.4 |f10=4.1 |f15=2.4 |f20=6.3 |f25=4.6 |f30=2.6 |f35=4.2 |f40=4.2 |f45=2.7 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Esmeralda
 — Oruro
 [040505]





'''Esmeralda Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Litoral Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Esmeralda is Elías Contreras Arce, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Esmeralda has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Yessica Esmeralda Capuma Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




1
Alternate
Robert Capuma Condori
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Member
Miriam Jacinta Nicolas Huanca
MTS




2
Alternate
TBD
MTS




3
Member
David Rodríguez Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
Walter Rafael Choque
MTS




4
Alternate
TBD
MTS




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Yessica Esmeralda Capuma Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Robert Capuma Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Miriam Jacinta Nicolas Huanca || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || David Rodríguez Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Walter Rafael Choque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Esmeralda
  • Anexo Altusani
  • Caipana
  • Villque
  • Cala Calani
  • Central
  • Romero Pampa
  • Charcollo
  • Peña Peñani
  • Belen













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,965
50.6%




Campesino
160
4.1%




Quechua
133
3.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,965 || 50.6%
|-
| Campesino || 160 || 4.1%
|-
| Quechua || 133 || 3.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,399
87.6%
1,987
73.5%




Aymara
1,020
26.3%
1,131
41.9%




Quechua
140
3.6%
92
3.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,399 || 87.6% || 1,987 || 73.5%
|-
| Aymara || 1,020 || 26.3% || 1,131 || 41.9%
|-
| Quechua || 140 || 3.6% || 92 || 3.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 376 || 952 || 2,702
|| 3,882
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.4 |m10=5 |m15=3.9 |m20=4.9 |m25=5 |m30=5.2 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=1.5 |m55=1.6 |m60=1 |m65=1 |m70=0.4 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.7 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.1 |f20=4.6 |f25=5.2 |f30=5.1 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.9 |f50=2 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.1 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Poopó
 — Oruro
 [040601]





'''Poopó Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Poopó Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Poopó Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Poopó is Nicanor Lopéz Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Poopó has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Denis Eliana Mamani Crispin
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
Marcos León Eulate
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Mario Luis Huayta Quispe
MTS




2
Alternate
Sara Gutiérrez Gutiérrez
MTS




3
Member
Felipe Huayta Quispe
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
Maritza Ventura Fábrica
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Mirian Claudia Eugenio Quispe
MTS




4
Alternate
Franz Americo Balderrama Flores
MTS




5
Member
Norca Ticacala Mamani
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
German Eulate Paredes
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Denis Eliana Mamani Crispin || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcos León Eulate''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mario Luis Huayta Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sara Gutiérrez Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Felipe Huayta Quispe || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Maritza Ventura Fábrica''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mirian Claudia Eugenio Quispe || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Franz Americo Balderrama Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Norca Ticacala Mamani || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''German Eulate Paredes''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cayumalliri
  • Cabeza
  • Caransa
  • Puñaca
  • Quellia
  • Taraco
  • Mojon
  • Pacaje
  • Segunda
  • Huaycollo
  • Larankawa
  • Poopo
  • Poopo (Disperso)
  • Chapicollo
  • Killatapata
  • Mina Triunfo
  • Pajchantiri
  • Coriviri
  • Parajrani
  • San Agustin de Puñaca
  • Chambicucho
  • Cala Cala
  • Chacapina
  • Hicho Apacheta
  • Payacoyo
  • Machacoya
  • Titaroma
  • Yuracari Dos
  • Yuracari Abajo
  • Yuracari Uno
  • Central Callapampa
  • Vilaque Vinto
  • Kalajawira
  • Cerqueyaque
  • Pocomani
  • Venta y Media
  • Sullcawi
  • Jilawi
  • Chilcani
  • Totoroco
  • Iruwitu
  • Mayca Pampa
  • Coripata
  • Challajake
  • Coripata
  • Molle Punku Grande













Group
People
%






Quechua
4,365
47.5%




Campesino
303
3.3%




Aymara
232
2.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 4,365 || 47.5%
|-
| Campesino || 303 || 3.3%
|-
| Aymara || 232 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,945
86.5%
5,436
71.6%




Quechua
4,572
49.8%
4,360
57.5%




Aymara
691
7.5%
1,120
14.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,945 || 86.5% || 5,436 || 71.6%
|-
| Quechua || 4,572 || 49.8% || 4,360 || 57.5%
|-
| Aymara || 691 || 7.5% || 1,120 || 14.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,886 || 6,163 || 7,587
|| 9,189
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.6 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.5 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.3 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.7 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pazña
 — Oruro
 [040602]





'''Pazña Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Poopó Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Pazña is Diony Achacollo Velasquez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pazña has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
David Mendoza Ríos
PDC




1
Alternate
Aracely Nina Jallaza
PDC




2
Member
Víctor Hugo Gutiérrez Choque
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Demetrio Martínez Arroyo
JACHA MARKA T.C.A.




3
Alternate
Miriam Condori Mitma
JACHA MARKA T.C.A.




4
Member
Víctor Gutiérrez Gonzáles
AORA




4
Alternate
Ana Fernández Velasquez
AORA




5
Member
Efrain Lima Ari
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
Paúlina Acha Chungara
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || David Mendoza Ríos || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Aracely Nina Jallaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Víctor Hugo Gutiérrez Choque || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Demetrio Martínez Arroyo || rowspan="2" | JACHA MARKA T.C.A.
|-
| Alternate || ''Miriam Condori Mitma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Víctor Gutiérrez Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Fernández Velasquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Efrain Lima Ari || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Paúlina Acha Chungara''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 54 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Pazña
  • San Ignacio
  • San Martin
  • Canaslupe
  • Santa Filomena
  • Llallaguani
  • Ucuri Agrario
  • Toncori Carpuyo Juchaya
  • Santa Maria San Jose
  • Juchayapu
  • Urmiri
  • Canaga
  • Irupata
  • Taloco
  • Turi Turi Willki
  • Palca
  • Villcani
  • Urmiri Norte
  • Willki
  • San Marcos
  • Peñas
  • Challwiri
  • Siete Rocas Peñawito
  • Avicaya
  • Totoral
  • Campamento Totoral
  • Totoral Grande
  • Totoral Chico













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,632
38.4%




Campesino
249
5.9%




Quechua - Aymara
94
2.2%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
82
1.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
71
1.7%




Aymara
63
1.5%




Originario
56
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,632 || 38.4%
|-
| Campesino || 249 || 5.9%
|-
| Quechua - Aymara || 94 || 2.2%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 82 || 1.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 71 || 1.7%
|-
| Aymara || 63 || 1.5%
|-
| Originario || 56 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,668
86.3%
4,597
77.2%




Quechua
2,429
57.1%
3,301
55.4%




Aymara
282
6.6%
534
9.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,668 || 86.3% || 4,597 || 77.2%
|-
| Quechua || 2,429 || 57.1% || 3,301 || 55.4%
|-
| Aymara || 282 || 6.6% || 534 || 9.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,068 || 5,469 || 5,955
|| 4,251
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=4.4 |m10=4.6 |m15=3.7 |m20=3.5 |m25=3.2 |m30=3.3 |m35=4.1 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.9 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.6 |f5=4 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.5 |f20=2.7 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.9 |f35=3.1 |f40=3 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.3 |f70=1.9 |f75=1.5 |f80=1 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Antequera
 — Oruro
 [040603]





'''Antequera Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Poopó Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Antequera is Adela Aviza Fuertes, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Antequera has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Margarita Janette Ruiz
MTS




1
Alternate
Dionicio Gabriel Colque
MTS




2
Member
Gabriela Colque Apaza
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Eduardo Bejarano Mamani
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Jenny Luz Felipe Huaynoca
LIBRE




3
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




4
Member
Melquiades Mamani Gabriel
MTS




4
Alternate
Norah Condori Choquecallata
MTS




5
Member
Héctor Colque Ortiz
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Margarita Janette Ruiz || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dionicio Gabriel Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gabriela Colque Apaza || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Eduardo Bejarano Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jenny Luz Felipe Huaynoca || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Melquiades Mamani Gabriel || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Norah Condori Choquecallata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Héctor Colque Ortiz || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Antequera
  • Chapana
  • Huacuyo
  • Queya Queyani Grande
  • Colon
  • Charcajara
  • Queyaqueyani Chico
  • Challguamayo
  • Vilaque Vinto
  • Añahuani
  • Peñas
  • Ticaña
  • Condor Apacheta
  • Iruma Vinto
  • Tutuni
  • Rejauta
  • Negro Cayma













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,735
47.3%




Campesino
109
3.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
66
1.8%




Aymara
64
1.7%




Indígena
42
1.1%




Originario
38
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,735 || 47.3%
|-
| Campesino || 109 || 3.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 66 || 1.8%
|-
| Aymara || 64 || 1.7%
|-
| Indígena || 42 || 1.1%
|-
| Originario || 38 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,286
89.6%
2,482
76.0%




Quechua
1,724
47.0%
1,699
52.1%




Aymara
294
8.0%
388
11.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,286 || 89.6% || 2,482 || 76.0%
|-
| Quechua || 1,724 || 47.0% || 1,699 || 52.1%
|-
| Aymara || 294 || 8.0% || 388 || 11.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,483 || 3,352 || 3,264
|| 3,666
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.9 |m15=4 |m20=3.4 |m25=3.9 |m30=4 |m35=4.4 |m40=4.1 |m45=3.3 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.5 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.3 |f5=4 |f10=5.2 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.7 |f40=3 |f45=2.5 |f50=3.5 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.8 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Huanuni
 — Oruro
 [040701]





'''Huanuni Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Dalence Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Huanuni Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Dalence Province.








The Mayor of Huanuni is Lily Rossemary Ardaya Claure, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Huanuni has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Iván José Huanca Choque
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Juan De Dios Mamani Mitma
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Rosa García Terán
A-UPP




3
Member
Esttefany Aserico Quispe
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
Ariel Heriberto Claure Alanoca
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
Martha Quenta Claure
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
Julio Martínez Villca
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
Magali Mitma Escobar
PP




5
Alternate
Alex Ángel Daga Aguilar
PP




6
Member
Cecilio Antonio Alegre
IOTAYAQUIRAMD




6
Alternate
Nayda Gutiérrez Mamani
IOTAYAQUIRAMD




7
Member
Mirian Raquel Álvaro Loza
FRI




7
Alternate
Ariel Ronald Barrera Mendez
FRI











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Iván José Huanca Choque || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan De Dios Mamani Mitma || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa García Terán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Esttefany Aserico Quispe || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Heriberto Claure Alanoca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Martha Quenta Claure || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Martínez Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Magali Mitma Escobar || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Ángel Daga Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Cecilio Antonio Alegre || rowspan="2" | IOTAYAQUIRAMD
|-
| Alternate || ''Nayda Gutiérrez Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Mirian Raquel Álvaro Loza || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Ronald Barrera Mendez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Huanuni
  • Viluyo
  • Villacollo
  • Tarucamarca
  • Tayaquira
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Sajsani
  • Huaylla Pampa
  • Chua Chuani
  • Cachuyo
  • Jalsuri
  • Muruhuta
  • Pantipata Patahuanuni
  • Quehualluni
  • Cataricahua
  • Condor Iquiña
  • Payachata
  • Chocorasi
  • Cotaña
  • Pata Patani
  • Tangalla
  • Morococala
  • Santa Fe
  • San Pedrito
  • Pantipata
  • Japo
  • Negro Pabellon
  • Jarumita
  • San Salvador
  • Palca Jhucha
  • Huallatiri
  • Chachacomani
  • Condoriri
  • Jiscojo
  • Hurachaquilla
  • Patachaquilla
  • Aramani
  • Tatay Iquiña
  • Huaylluma
  • Pucara Grande
  • Alkamariri
  • Villacollo
  • Bombo
  • Vila Apacheta
  • Janqu Pucara Kalampaya













Group
People
%






Quechua
6,315
31.4%




Aymara
1,174
5.8%




Campesino
483
2.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 6,315 || 31.4%
|-
| Aymara || 1,174 || 5.8%
|-
| Campesino || 483 || 2.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
17,968
89.3%
19,028
77.1%




Quechua
7,968
39.6%
11,766
47.7%




Aymara
2,390
11.9%
3,705
15.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 17,968 || 89.3% || 19,028 || 77.1%
|-
| Quechua || 7,968 || 39.6% || 11,766 || 47.7%
|-
| Aymara || 2,390 || 11.9% || 3,705 || 15.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 19,674 || 19,428 || 24,677
|| 20,118
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.7 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.2 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.7 |m40=4.3 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.6 |f10=5.5 |f15=5.1 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Machacamarca
 — Oruro
 [040702]





'''Machacamarca Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Dalence Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Machacamarca Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Dalence Province.








The Mayor of Machacamarca is Gary Erick Yucra Arze, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Machacamarca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Norma Judith Juchani Choque
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
Álvaro Pérez Cena
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Raquel Lucy Córdova Yucra
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Daniel Santos Ignacio Mamani
SOMOS




3
Alternate
Abigail Nadia Parihuancollo Chirilla
SOMOS




4
Member
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
Janneth Magali Acha
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Gumercindo Aguilar Inocente
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Norma Judith Juchani Choque || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Álvaro Pérez Cena''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Raquel Lucy Córdova Yucra || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Daniel Santos Ignacio Mamani || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Abigail Nadia Parihuancollo Chirilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Janneth Magali Acha || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Gumercindo Aguilar Inocente''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alantañita Caravi
  • Machacamarca
  • Cebada Mayu
  • Aco Aco
  • Sora
  • Tres Pozos
  • Aco Aco Florida
  • Chaupingenio
  • Toraca Alta
  • Toraca Bajo
  • Ingenio Machacamarca
  • Machacamarca Ferro Corp
  • Paco Pampa
  • Realenga
  • Sora Sora
  • Carbuyo Tres Pozos
  • Carbuyo













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,152
51.5%




Campesino
178
2.9%




Originario
139
2.3%




Aymara
137
2.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
64
1.0%




Sora
62
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,152 || 51.5%
|-
| Campesino || 178 || 2.9%
|-
| Originario || 139 || 2.3%
|-
| Aymara || 137 || 2.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 64 || 1.0%
|-
| Sora || 62 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,477
89.5%
3,851
79.9%




Quechua
3,200
52.3%
2,762
57.3%




Aymara
352
5.8%
305
6.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,477 || 89.5% || 3,851 || 79.9%
|-
| Quechua || 3,200 || 52.3% || 2,762 || 57.3%
|-
| Aymara || 352 || 5.8% || 305 || 6.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,218 || 4,180 || 4,820
|| 6,120
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.2 |m10=5.1 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.5 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.9 |m65=2.5 |m70=1.4 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.8 |f45=3 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.5 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pampa Aullagas
 — Oruro
 [040802]





'''Pampa Aullagas Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Ladislao Cabrera Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Pampa Aullagas Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Ladislao Cabrera Province.








The Mayor of Pampa Aullagas is Luciano Cari Condori, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pampa Aullagas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marse Marcial Morales Carvajal
PDC




1
Alternate
Zulma Encinas Tórrez
PDC




2
Member
Edilfonzo García Gonzáles
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Benita Puquimia García
PDC




3
Alternate
TBD
PDC




4
Member
Angélica García Villca
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Member
Julián Juvenal Cruz Apala
PDC




5
Alternate
Laura Edidh Tórrez Choque
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marse Marcial Morales Carvajal || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Encinas Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Edilfonzo García Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Benita Puquimia García || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Angélica García Villca || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Julián Juvenal Cruz Apala || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Laura Edidh Tórrez Choque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bengal Vinto
  • Viaque
  • Challapaqueri
  • Pampa Aullagas
  • Lupiquipa
  • Taruyo
  • Chiquiruyo
  • Capitan Rio Verde
  • Chio Kkollo
  • Uramayo
  • Challa Fuco
  • Lakhachutu
  • Vila Vinto
  • Philpata
  • Sato
  • Cara Cara
  • Piñaque
  • Anaruyo
  • Chijllani
  • Chita
  • Orkohuano
  • Pakapakani
  • Rumirpata
  • Thula Patilla
  • Vacuyo
  • Qitpata
  • Vila Vila
  • Junthuma
  • Junuta
  • Pansuta
  • Sub Mojpala
  • Sujtita Coma
  • Asorkullo
  • Challa
  • Karahuano
  • Anawani
  • Jarancirca
  • Nueva Florida
  • Tula Qullu
  • Villa Vista
  • Lupuyo Vinto
  • Khakasa
  • Bengal Vinto
  • Ichalula
  • Chuvicha
  • Parada
  • Chiñaque
  • Jayo Jayo













Group
People
%






Aymara
2,302
72.0%




Quechua
91
2.8%




Indígena
71
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 2,302 || 72.0%
|-
| Quechua || 91 || 2.8%
|-
| Indígena || 71 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,821
88.2%
2,245
75.5%




Aymara
1,893
59.2%
1,825
61.4%




Quechua
517
16.2%
569
19.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,821 || 88.2% || 2,245 || 75.5%
|-
| Aymara || 1,893 || 59.2% || 1,825 || 61.4%
|-
| Quechua || 517 || 16.2% || 569 || 19.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,602 || 2,975 || 2,973
|| 3,197
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.3 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.9 |m25=3 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=3.1 |m50=3.5 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.4 |m65=2 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3 |f5=4.3 |f10=5 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.8 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=3.1 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.2 |f65=2 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.6 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sabaya
 — Oruro
 [040901]





'''Sabaya Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sabaya Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Sabaya Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Sabaya is Gregorio Atora Zegarra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sabaya has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ronal Ramiro Véliz Alanoca
SOMOS




1
Alternate
Eliza Felisa Condori Fernández
SOMOS




2
Member
Sharles Aldo Castro Gonzáles
PP




2
Alternate
Daniela Alanoca Irala
PP




3
Member
César Fernando Choque Mamani
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
Pamela Inés Calle Véliz
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Luz Hade Colque Ayma
FRI




4
Alternate
TBD
FRI




5
Member
Aurora Choque Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
Esteban Villca Viza
PATRIA-ORURO




6
Member
TBD
MTS




6
Alternate
Lucio Ramiro Colque Huarachi
MTS




7
Member
Yanisa Ruth Medel Marca
SOMOS




7
Alternate
Dionicio Callex Mamani
SOMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ronal Ramiro Véliz Alanoca || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eliza Felisa Condori Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Sharles Aldo Castro Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniela Alanoca Irala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || César Fernando Choque Mamani || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Pamela Inés Calle Véliz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Luz Hade Colque Ayma || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Aurora Choque Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Esteban Villca Viza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucio Ramiro Colque Huarachi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Yanisa Ruth Medel Marca || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dionicio Callex Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Sabaya
  • Huancalle
  • Huancarani
  • Sillja
  • Sijllajuaya
  • Pisiga Bolivar
  • Julo
  • Negrillos
  • Villa Tunari
  • Pacocahua
  • Sacabaya
  • Concepcion Ujo
  • Villa Vitalina
  • Casinquira
  • Pitacollo
  • Parajaya
  • Pacariza
  • Capsaya
  • Bella Vista
  • Japon
  • Pisiga Bolivar
  • Sabaya
  • Quea Queani
  • Villarroel
  • Pagador
  • Tunapa
  • Cruz de Huayllas
  • Cahuana
  • Agua Rica
  • Villa Rosario
  • Huanuni
  • Alaroco
  • Chulumani













Group
People
%






Aymara
8,119
52.4%




Quechua
642
4.1%




Campesino
246
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 8,119 || 52.4%
|-
| Quechua || 642 || 4.1%
|-
| Campesino || 246 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
13,554
87.4%
6,144
76.6%




Aymara
3,962
25.6%
2,933
36.6%




Quechua
892
5.8%
485
6.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,554 || 87.4% || 6,144 || 76.6%
|-
| Aymara || 3,962 || 25.6% || 2,933 || 36.6%
|-
| Quechua || 892 || 5.8% || 485 || 6.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,074 || 4,684 || 8,018
|| 15,504
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=4.8 |m10=5 |m15=5 |m20=6 |m25=5.3 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.3 |f15=4.5 |f20=5.2 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.5 |f50=2 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.4 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Coipasa
 — Oruro
 [040902]





'''Coipasa Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sabaya Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Coipasa is Willson Franz Pérez Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Coipasa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Edson Roger Pérez Rojas
PDC




1
Alternate
Lilian Manuel
PDC




2
Member
Cecilio Manuel Managuer Mollo
PP




2
Alternate
TBD
PP




3
Member
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Marimar Lisved Manuel Villca
PDC




4
Alternate
TBD
PDC




5
Member
Prima Atora Rojas
PP




5
Alternate
TBD
PP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edson Roger Pérez Rojas || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Lilian Manuel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Cecilio Manuel Managuer Mollo || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marimar Lisved Manuel Villca || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Prima Atora Rojas || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 55 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Coipasa
  • Allituma
  • Panzu
  • Vilacollo
  • Yapu Kkollo
  • Castilluma













Group
People
%






Aymara
823
58.5%




Quechua
28
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 823 || 58.5%
|-
| Quechua || 28 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,120
79.7%
747
82.7%




Aymara
364
25.9%
341
37.8%




Quechua
38
2.7%
44
4.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,120 || 79.7% || 747 || 82.7%
|-
| Aymara || 364 || 25.9% || 341 || 37.8%
|-
| Quechua || 38 || 2.7% || 44 || 4.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 406 || 616 || 903
|| 1,406
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=7 |m5=7 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.6 |m25=3.7 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.3 |m45=2.2 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.4 |m65=0.9 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=6.1 |f5=5.4 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.4 |f20=4.2 |f25=5.3 |f30=3.8 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.4 |f55=1.1 |f60=1.6 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Toledo
 — Oruro
 [041001]





'''Toledo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Saucarí Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Toledo Municipality is the only municipality in Saucarí Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Toledo is Noel Gonzáles Ayala, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Toledo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jorge Ojeda Pinto
MTS




1
Alternate
Kelly Laura Huallata Ayma
MTS




2
Member
July Lapaca Ilacio
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Rolando Choque Contaja
A-UPP




3
Member
Ruth Cutjiri Soliz
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
Fabiana Limachi Ibarra
MTS




4
Alternate
Florencio Calizaya Iquize
MTS




5
Member
Lizeth Gutiérrez Choque
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
Javier Limachi Ibarra
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jorge Ojeda Pinto || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Kelly Laura Huallata Ayma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || July Lapaca Ilacio || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rolando Choque Contaja''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ruth Cutjiri Soliz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Fabiana Limachi Ibarra || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Florencio Calizaya Iquize''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lizeth Gutiérrez Choque || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Javier Limachi Ibarra''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Sunavi
  • Copacabana
  • Tres Cruces
  • Collpa  Vinto
  • Chojña Collo
  • Belen
  • Rancho Kaquencora
  • Catuyo
  • Sica Ullami
  • Jauso
  • Coopata
  • Yarcuma
  • Coopata Qasaya
  • Pasto Grande
  • Unkalluma
  • Cotjiri
  • Quilacota
  • Jacha Ullami
  • Culluri
  • Payrumani
  • Challavito
  • Thijlla Cahua
  • Toledo
  • Rodeo Vinto
  • Villa Cruce
  • Sircuta
  • Pata Pata
  • Lakhat Uta
  • Jiguaya
  • Koricollo
  • Chocorasi
  • Molloco
  • Puquina
  • Jiquillcollo
  • Quisiñoca
  • Chacoma
  • Chuquiña
  • Toma Toma
  • Villa Chuquiña
  • Tuluhuta Sur
  • Tuluhuta Norte
  • Tuluhuta Huaygua
  • Kari Kari
  • Machacamarca
  • San Pedro de Aguallani
  • Jauso
  • Belen
  • Sunavi
  • Alto Saucari
  • Jilaj Pi
  • Untavi
  • Challa Cruz
  • Untavi
  • Collpa Huma
  • Machaca Huyo
  • Alto Saucari
  • Culluri













Group
People
%






Aymara
7,274
59.6%




Quechua
597
4.9%




Campesino
299
2.5%




Indígena
199
1.6%




Originario
192
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 7,274 || 59.6%
|-
| Quechua || 597 || 4.9%
|-
| Campesino || 299 || 2.5%
|-
| Indígena || 199 || 1.6%
|-
| Originario || 192 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,989
90.1%
8,009
78.9%




Aymara
5,742
47.1%
5,734
56.5%




Quechua
1,588
13.0%
2,117
20.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,989 || 90.1% || 8,009 || 78.9%
|-
| Aymara || 5,742 || 47.1% || 5,734 || 56.5%
|-
| Quechua || 1,588 || 13.0% || 2,117 || 20.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,569 || 7,763 || 10,149
|| 12,202
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.6 |m5=3.9 |m10=4.7 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.9 |m45=3.5 |m50=3.6 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.9 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.5 |f5=4 |f10=4 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.4 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.3 |f45=3.5 |f50=3.1 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.7 |f65=2.3 |f70=1.5 |f75=1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Eucaliptus
 — Oruro
 [041101]





'''Eucaliptus Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Tomás Barrón Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Eucaliptus Municipality is the only municipality in Tomás Barrón Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Eucaliptus is Limbert Pacheco Inca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Eucaliptus has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juan Pablo Alejo Choque
MTS




1
Alternate
TBD
MTS




2
Member
Rolando Wilson Condori Machicado
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Carla Zambrana Solares
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Juan Ariel Herrera Guzmán
PDC




3
Alternate
TBD
PDC




4
Member
Juana Emiliana Tapia Fernández
MTS




4
Alternate
TBD
MTS




5
Member
María Elena Zárate Santos
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
Carlos Villegas Mancilla
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan Pablo Alejo Choque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rolando Wilson Condori Machicado || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Zambrana Solares''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Juan Ariel Herrera Guzmán || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juana Emiliana Tapia Fernández || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Elena Zárate Santos || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Villegas Mancilla''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alcamarca
  • Amachuma
  • Eucaliptus
  • Huancaroma
  • Machacamarca
  • Quelcata
  • Larampujho
  • Castilla Jawira
  • Chapicollo













Group
People
%






Aymara
3,710
69.5%




Campesino
208
3.9%




Quechua
66
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,710 || 69.5%
|-
| Campesino || 208 || 3.9%
|-
| Quechua || 66 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,521
84.7%
3,962
75.2%




Aymara
3,144
58.9%
3,164
60.1%




Quechua
161
3.0%
266
5.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,521 || 84.7% || 3,962 || 75.2%
|-
| Aymara || 3,144 || 58.9% || 3,164 || 60.1%
|-
| Quechua || 161 || 3.0% || 266 || 5.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,045 || 5,424 || 5,267
|| 5,335
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.2 |m20=4.4 |m25=4 |m30=3.2 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.9 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.1 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.5 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.7 |f25=4 |f30=3 |f35=3 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.4 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santiago de Andamarca
 — Oruro
 [041201]





'''Santiago de Andamarca Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sud Carangas Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Santiago de Andamarca Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Sud Carangas Province.








The Mayor of Santiago de Andamarca is Jhetter Nauro Choque Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santiago de Andamarca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Nayra Michelle Copacondo Ayma
MTS




1
Alternate
Rojas Rufino Ticlla Coria
MTS




2
Member
Cinda Filomena Choque Lucana
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Frelder Choque Calle
A-UPP




3
Member
Ector Quispe Flores
AORA




3
Alternate
TBD
AORA




4
Member
Santos Pérez Véliz
MTS




4
Alternate
Nelida Analy Huayta Mamani
MTS




5
Member
Jhoselin Ticlla Iñiguez
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
Yuri Gustavo Bonifacio Vélez
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nayra Michelle Copacondo Ayma || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rojas Rufino Ticlla Coria''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Cinda Filomena Choque Lucana || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Frelder Choque Calle''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ector Quispe Flores || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Santos Pérez Véliz || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelida Analy Huayta Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jhoselin Ticlla Iñiguez || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Yuri Gustavo Bonifacio Vélez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Andamarca
  • Copacabana
  • Pocorcollo
  • Rosa Pata
  • Yuruna
  • Leque Pata
  • Cala Cala
  • Canalcollo
  • Bolivar
  • Orinoca
  • Chihuo
  • Calavillca
  • Ucumasi
  • Pocorcollo
  • Parantorre
  • Ancorcaya
  • Mara Mara
  • Tunavi
  • Misicuni
  • Taypihuano
  • Laguiloma
  • Tolaloma
  • Agua Cruz Ichucollo
  • Isallavi
  • Tarachullpa
  • Pacollo
  • Lloco
  • Pataquiri
  • Ventilla
  • Ichocollo
  • Bolivar
  • Churuni
  • Rosa Pata
  • Eduardo Avaroa
  • Chulluncayani
  • Yuruna
  • Cala Cala
  • Luramani
  • Huanupata
  • Jalsuri
  • Quisicollo
  • Huaricasa
  • Tica Ticani
  • Tomaquipa
  • Itapillani
  • Kisine
  • Labuyo
  • Bolivar
  • Irupata
  • Sipe Sipe
  • Jarenilla
  • Buena Vista
  • Chuchulaya
  • Moradilla
  • Atalampaya
  • Rio Grande
  • Sercarani
  • Cuizarpata
  • Mar Arenal
  • Cala Uta
  • Lamar Pata
  • Lokesa
  • Quequere
  • Huarikiri
  • Aleman
  • Papatalla
  • Qantupata
  • Totorani













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,761
75.4%




Quechua
137
2.2%




Originario
103
1.6%




Campesino
98
1.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
90
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,761 || 75.4%
|-
| Quechua || 137 || 2.2%
|-
| Originario || 103 || 1.6%
|-
| Campesino || 98 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 90 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,568
88.2%
3,936
75.5%




Aymara
4,050
64.2%
3,539
67.8%




Quechua
1,035
16.4%
1,135
21.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,568 || 88.2% || 3,936 || 75.5%
|-
| Aymara || 4,050 || 64.2% || 3,539 || 67.8%
|-
| Quechua || 1,035 || 16.4% || 1,135 || 21.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,005 || 4,588 || 5,216
|| 6,311
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.3 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.2 |m45=3.1 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.9 |m65=2.2 |m70=2.3 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.6
|f0=2.8 |f5=4.1 |f10=3.8 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.5 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.9 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.7 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.2 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.8
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Belén de Andamarca
 — Oruro
 [041202]





'''Belén de Andamarca Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sud Carangas Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Belén de Andamarca Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Sud Carangas Province.








The Mayor of Belén de Andamarca is Oscar Choque Marca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Belén de Andamarca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gimena Vargas Quispe
AORA




1
Alternate
Irineo Vargas Choque
AORA




2
Member
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Uvaldo Ajata Vargas
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Cristóbal Huanca Salles
AORA




3
Alternate
Gloria Martínez Morales
AORA




4
Member
Rosse Mery Aguilar Choquilla
AORA




4
Alternate
Mamerto Ajata Anagua
AORA




5
Member
Gerasimo Carvajal Copa
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




5
Alternate
Jeannette Copa Villca
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gimena Vargas Quispe || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Irineo Vargas Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Uvaldo Ajata Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Cristóbal Huanca Salles || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Gloria Martínez Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rosse Mery Aguilar Choquilla || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Mamerto Ajata Anagua''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gerasimo Carvajal Copa || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jeannette Copa Villca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Belen de Andamarca
  • Agua Rica
  • Ancapa
  • Kasata
  • Taltaxa
  • Cruz de Huayllamarca
  • Caear Khollu
  • Pakkollu
  • Villcani
  • Mamaniri
  • Villa Antacollo
  • Real Machacamarca
  • Calama
  • Cruz de Huayllamarca
  • Real Machacamarca
  • Calama













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,844
60.2%




Jach'a Carangas
569
18.6%




Campesino
70
2.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
34
1.1%




Quechua
33
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,844 || 60.2%
|-
| Jach'a Carangas || 569 || 18.6%
|-
| Campesino || 70 || 2.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 34 || 1.1%
|-
| Quechua || 33 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,620
85.6%
1,551
76.9%




Aymara
1,683
55.0%
1,231
61.1%




Quechua
241
7.9%
368
18.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,620 || 85.6% || 1,551 || 76.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,683 || 55.0% || 1,231 || 61.1%
|-
| Quechua || 241 || 7.9% || 368 || 18.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,023 || 1,548 || 2,016
|| 3,061
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.2 |m10=4.4 |m15=4.2 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.5 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.3
|f0=2.5 |f5=4.5 |f10=4 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.4 |f35=4 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.8 |f55=1.9 |f60=2.7 |f65=1.7 |f70=2.2 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Totora
 — Oruro
 [041301]





'''Totora Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the San Pedro de Totora Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Totora Municipality is the only municipality in San Pedro de Totora Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Totora is Guillermo Eloy Berríos Ventura, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Totora has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Benito Sajama Villca
JACHAJAKIS-ASOLFERSORC




1
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKIS-ASOLFERSORC




2
Member
Maritza Villca Villca
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Alternate
Santos Villca Canqui
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Member
Helida Gabriela Lozano Gómez
AORA




3
Alternate
Vicente Coria Reynaga
AORA




4
Member
Ruben Freddy Aro Chuquichambi
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Karen Alejandra Choque Fuentes
A-UPP




5
Member
Jaime Villca Bustillos
MTS




5
Alternate
TBD
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Benito Sajama Villca || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKIS-ASOLFERSORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Maritza Villca Villca || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Santos Villca Canqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Helida Gabriela Lozano Gómez || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Vicente Coria Reynaga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ruben Freddy Aro Chuquichambi || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Karen Alejandra Choque Fuentes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jaime Villca Bustillos || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Collpa Collana
  • Centro Lupe
  • Chuqui Churo
  • Chivirapi
  • Pananoza
  • San Pedro de Totora
  • Totora
  • Caquingoriri
  • Rosasani
  • Puerto Escoma
  • Wara Wara
  • Irpacojo
  • Cala Calani
  • Irama Lerco
  • Alto Yaraque
  • Huacanapi
  • Sora Sora
  • Centro Revito
  • Marquirivi
  • Crucero
  • Chojñacota
  • Pan de Azucarani
  • Romero Cota
  • Yaraque
  • Challuma
  • Mollebamba
  • Marquirivi  Challuhuma
  • Vinohuta
  • Villa Irpoco
  • Cala Calani
  • Rosa Pata Chochoca
  • Aymarani
  • Almidonani
  • Charapura
  • Jachapata
  • Pacollo
  • Pairumani
  • Pichaga
  • Wakapeque
  • Calazaya
  • Collpani
  • Crucero
  • Murmuntavi
  • Pachacama
  • Culta













Group
People
%






Aymara
5,186
78.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
261
3.9%




Originario
194
2.9%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
134
2.0%




Campesino
94
1.4%




Indígena
78
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 5,186 || 78.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 261 || 3.9%
|-
| Originario || 194 || 2.9%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 134 || 2.0%
|-
| Campesino || 94 || 1.4%
|-
| Indígena || 78 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,512
83.0%
4,236
76.6%




Aymara
5,012
75.5%
3,988
72.1%




Quechua
194
2.9%
333
6.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,512 || 83.0% || 4,236 || 76.6%
|-
| Aymara || 5,012 || 75.5% || 3,988 || 72.1%
|-
| Quechua || 194 || 2.9% || 333 || 6.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,040 || 4,941 || 5,531
|| 6,637
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.1 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.7 |m30=4.2 |m35=4 |m40=3.2 |m45=3.3 |m50=3.2 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.3 |f5=4 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.4 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.5 |f75=1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santiago de Huari
 — Oruro
 [041401]





'''Santiago de Huari Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sebastián Pagador Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Santiago de Huari Municipality is the only municipality in Sebastián Pagador Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Santiago de Huari is Jorge Edgar Lopéz Ocsa, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santiago de Huari has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Edgar Bejarano Soliz
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




1
Alternate
Reina Copajira Choque
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




2
Member
Ireneo Flores Calani
SOMOS




2
Alternate
Olivia Eugenio Mamani
SOMOS




3
Member
Teodocia Patzi Villa
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
Cecilio Ayca Toroya
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Nelson Cayo Huarachi
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Alternate
Leyza Carmen Chumacero Ocsa
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Member
Jhanet Huarachi Choque
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Ricardo Jacaya Romero
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Edgar Bejarano Soliz || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Reina Copajira Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ireneo Flores Calani || rowspan="2" | SOMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Olivia Eugenio Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Teodocia Patzi Villa || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Cecilio Ayca Toroya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nelson Cayo Huarachi || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Leyza Carmen Chumacero Ocsa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jhanet Huarachi Choque || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ricardo Jacaya Romero''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 56 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Llapa Llapani
  • Santiago de Huari
  • Chahuara
  • Cochoca
  • Sullca
  • Mallcoca
  • Yucasa
  • Huallca
  • Belen de Challamayo
  • Guadalupe
  • Castilla Huma
  • Yanaque
  • Condo C
  • Ticani Chiraga
  • Kaka Chaca
  • Cahualli Maga
  • Wila Khasa
  • Callapa
  • Antacollo
  • Callapa Tercera
  • Kallapa Araya
  • Cala Cala
  • Condo K
  • Lagunillas
  • Sullca
  • Santiago de Paria
  • Urmiri
  • Curahuara de Carangas
  • Guadalupe
  • Vichaj Lupe
  • Guadalupe
  • Urmiri
  • Castilla Huma
  • Sipaca
  • Vichaj Lupe













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,755
35.2%




Quechua
2,522
18.7%




Campesino
529
3.9%




Uru
396
2.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
148
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,755 || 35.2%
|-
| Quechua || 2,522 || 18.7%
|-
| Campesino || 529 || 3.9%
|-
| Uru || 396 || 2.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 148 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
11,512
85.3%
10,157
76.5%




Aymara
5,396
40.0%
6,004
45.2%




Quechua
4,617
34.2%
5,691
42.8%




Uru Chipaya
279
2.1%
2
0.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,512 || 85.3% || 10,157 || 76.5%
|-
| Aymara || 5,396 || 40.0% || 6,004 || 45.2%
|-
| Quechua || 4,617 || 34.2% || 5,691 || 42.8%
|-
| Uru Chipaya || 279 || 2.1% || 2 || 0.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,712 || 10,221 || 13,283
|| 13,502
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.6 |m10=5.2 |m15=4 |m20=4.3 |m25=4 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.5 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.3 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.3 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











La Rivera
 — Oruro
 [041501]





'''La Rivera Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Mejillones Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Mejillones Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of La Rivera is Benjamín David Aguilar Gonzalez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


La Rivera has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Danny Patricia Quispe Cruz
PATRIA-ORURO




1
Alternate
Zenon Aguilar Gonzáles
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Member
Abdón Wilber Aguilar Gonzáles
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Alternate
Zulema Tovar Plata
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Member
Licet Ximena Acevedo Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
Samuel Guarachi Quispe
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
Freddy Jhonny Gonzáles Atora
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Alternate
Santusa Virginia Flores Flores
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Danny Patricia Quispe Cruz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Zenon Aguilar Gonzáles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Abdón Wilber Aguilar Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulema Tovar Plata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Licet Ximena Acevedo Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Samuel Guarachi Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Freddy Jhonny Gonzáles Atora || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Santusa Virginia Flores Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • La Rivera
  • Camaqueni
  • Piñamaya













Group
People
%






Aymara
821
65.1%




Quechua
51
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 821 || 65.1%
|-
| Quechua || 51 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,118
88.6%
413
81.1%




Aymara
273
21.6%
229
45.0%




Quechua
49
3.9%
22
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,118 || 88.6% || 413 || 81.1%
|-
| Aymara || 273 || 21.6% || 229 || 45.0%
|-
| Quechua || 49 || 3.9% || 22 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 221 || 390 || 509
|| 1,262
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.8 |m10=5 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.5 |m25=3.9 |m30=4 |m35=4.5 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.5 |m50=3.1 |m55=1.1 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.3 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.5 |f10=6.2 |f15=4.8 |f20=4 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=5.8 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=0.7 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Todos Santos
 — Oruro
 [041502]





'''Todos Santos Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Mejillones Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Todos Santos is Florentino Sandoval Colque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Todos Santos has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Yandira Ingrid Calizaya Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




1
Alternate
Israel Sandoval Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Member
Alexis Sandoval Canaviri
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Alternate
Emma Canaviri Choque
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Member
Jhovana Deebby Plata Mamani
PATRIA-ORURO




3
Alternate
Galo Plata Rojas
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Member
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Alternate
Judith Lucia Quiñonez Bustillos
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Yandira Ingrid Calizaya Choque || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Israel Sandoval Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alexis Sandoval Canaviri || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Emma Canaviri Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jhovana Deebby Plata Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Galo Plata Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Judith Lucia Quiñonez Bustillos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chulumani
  • Todos Santos
  • Buena Vides
  • Jalsuri
  • Pehisani
  • Komjasi
  • Carita













Group
People
%






Aymara
636
55.8%




Quechua
24
2.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 636 || 55.8%
|-
| Quechua || 24 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
997
87.5%
605
83.2%




Aymara
307
26.9%
314
43.2%




Quechua
39
3.4%
42
5.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 997 || 87.5% || 605 || 83.2%
|-
| Aymara || 307 || 26.9% || 314 || 43.2%
|-
| Quechua || 39 || 3.4% || 42 || 5.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 366 || 387 || 727
|| 1,140
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.5 |m15=7.5 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.6 |m30=4.1 |m35=4 |m40=3.7 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.3 |m60=0.8 |m65=0.5 |m70=0.4 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=5.1 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.4 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.2 |f35=4.3 |f40=3.5 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.3 |f60=1 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Carangas
 — Oruro
 [041503]





'''Carangas Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Mejillones Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Carangas is Osvaldo Choque Viza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Carangas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Evelyn Lilian Llanque Araníbar
PATRIA-ORURO




1
Alternate
Ruddy Osvaldo Choque Manaca
PATRIA-ORURO




2
Member
Elizabeth Oppe Aguilar
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Jesús Colque Césari
A-UPP




3
Member
Lucy Delia Villca Villca
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
TBD
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Víctor Orlando Viza Cáceres
PATRIA-ORURO




4
Alternate
Angélica Ernesta Colque Viza
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Member
Felipa Cruz Bernabé
PATRIA-ORURO




5
Alternate
Antonio Marcos Verastegui Colque
PATRIA-ORURO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Evelyn Lilian Llanque Araníbar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruddy Osvaldo Choque Manaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elizabeth Oppe Aguilar || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jesús Colque Césari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lucy Delia Villca Villca || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Víctor Orlando Viza Cáceres || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Angélica Ernesta Colque Viza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Felipa Cruz Bernabé || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-ORURO
|-
| Alternate || ''Antonio Marcos Verastegui Colque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Carangas
  • Mantos
  • Pisaqueri
  • Triandino
  • Huayllacucho
  • Jachacalani
  • Taipihuano
  • Fundicion
  • Pucara













Group
People
%






Aymara
357
31.6%




Originario
55
4.9%




Quechua
44
3.9%




Campesino
15
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 357 || 31.6%
|-
| Originario || 55 || 4.9%
|-
| Quechua || 44 || 3.9%
|-
| Campesino || 15 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
968
85.7%
646
76.9%




Aymara
151
13.4%
174
20.7%




Quechua
52
4.6%
12
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 968 || 85.7% || 646 || 76.9%
|-
| Aymara || 151 || 13.4% || 174 || 20.7%
|-
| Quechua || 52 || 4.6% || 12 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 164 || 353 || 840
|| 1,129
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.1 |m15=5 |m20=5.7 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.2 |m50=1.2 |m55=1.2 |m60=0.4 |m65=0.7 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.2 |f5=5 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.7 |f20=5.1 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=4.6 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.4 |f55=1.9 |f60=0.9 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Huayllamarca
 — Oruro
 [041601]





'''Huayllamarca Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Nor Carangas Province in the Oruro Department in Bolivia. Huayllamarca Municipality is the only municipality in Nor Carangas Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Huayllamarca is Wilder Chávez Terrazas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Huayllamarca has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rocío Mamani Bazan
MTS




1
Alternate
TBD
MTS




2
Member
Marcelo Alconz Calani
AORA




2
Alternate
Rossmery Untoja Mamani
AORA




3
Member
Abad Lujan Guzmán
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




3
Alternate
Calixta Karina Saigua Mamani
JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC




4
Member
Norma Tola Copa
A-UPP




4
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP




5
Member
Luis German Reynaga
MTS




5
Alternate
Sandra Noemi Guerra Untoja
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rocío Mamani Bazan || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marcelo Alconz Calani || rowspan="2" | AORA
|-
| Alternate || ''Rossmery Untoja Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Abad Lujan Guzmán || rowspan="2" | JACHAJAKISASOLFESORC
|-
| Alternate || ''Calixta Karina Saigua Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Norma Tola Copa || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Luis German Reynaga || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Noemi Guerra Untoja''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 57 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Pampa Parko
  • Collo Parko
  • Collo Urinzaya
  • Santiago de Huayllamarca
  • Taypi Urinzaya
  • Tunka
  • Vilacollo
  • Huayllamarca
  • Suyca Tunka
  • San Geronimo
  • Sullka Tunka
  • Llanquera
  • Rosas Pampa
  • Circa
  • Thola Pampa
  • Machacamarca
  • Choquenkhalla
  • Estanca Palca
  • Estancia Orkoma
  • Estancia Piñapiñani
  • Estancia Yaritani
  • Estancia Jokho
  • Estancia Kollpani
  • Collo Urinzaya
  • Pumiri
  • Condoriri
  • Tika Belen
  • San Miguel
  • Willka Iro Pampa
  • Challa Jaque Irupampa
  • Caycoma
  • Kala Suntura Iro Pampa
  • Huma Phallata Irupampa
  • Centro Pucarani
  • Pajokho Irupampa
  • Bella Vista
  • Hilanaca
  • Lerco
  • San Miguel
  • Belen de Choquecota
  • Pumiri
  • Chuquichambi
  • Huancaroma
  • Romero Pata
  • Villa Carmen
  • Collana Colquekahua
  • Chojnohuma
  • Tunupa
  • Mitma
  • Vilacollo
  • Puerto Ñequeta
  • Collo Urinzaya
  • Ñequeta
  • Chojnohuma
  • Tunka
  • Estancia  Antahualla
  • Estancia Lupisipi
  • Alto Ñequeta
  • Taypi Urinzaya













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,633
77.3%




Originario
190
3.2%




Campesino
173
2.9%




Quechua
88
1.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
66
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,633 || 77.3%
|-
| Originario || 190 || 3.2%
|-
| Campesino || 173 || 2.9%
|-
| Quechua || 88 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 66 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,349
89.2%
4,514
82.0%




Aymara
4,200
70.0%
4,046
73.5%




Quechua
485
8.1%
725
13.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,349 || 89.2% || 4,514 || 82.0%
|-
| Aymara || 4,200 || 70.0% || 4,046 || 73.5%
|-
| Quechua || 485 || 8.1% || 725 || 13.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,900 || 5,790 || 5,502
|| 5,996
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.5 |m5=3.6 |m10=4.3 |m15=2.7 |m20=2.6 |m25=3.2 |m30=3.1 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.7 |m50=3.7 |m55=3.8 |m60=3.6 |m65=2.8 |m70=2.7 |m75=2.1 |m80=1.1 |m85=0.9
|f0=2.5 |f5=3.2 |f10=3.5 |f15=3 |f20=2.7 |f25=2.8 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.7 |f45=3.1 |f50=3.3 |f55=3.1 |f60=3 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.4 |f75=1.7 |f80=1.1 |f85=0.9
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=3.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Potosí
 — Potosí
 [050101]





'''Potosí Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Tomás Frías Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Potosí Department.[ref1]








The Mayor of Potosí is Williams Roger Cervantes Beltran, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Potosí has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Manuel Alejandro Calizaya Limachi
A.S.




1
Alternate
Carol Mariel Colque Barrionuevo
A.S.




2
Member
Claudio Germán Clemente Vedia
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Wendy Felicidad Calvetti Loayza
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Ariel Jiménez Gómez
MTS




3
Alternate
Naida Mamani Vera
MTS




4
Member
Germán Antonio Vidaurre Villanueva
S-P




4
Alternate
Calixta Martínez Flores
S-P




5
Member
María Del Carmen Michel Araujo
MNR




5
Alternate
Roberto Delgado Condori
MNR




6
Member
Clementina Aroni Mamani
A.S.




6
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




7
Member
Guido Armando Cruz Mora
APB-SÚMATE




7
Alternate
Griselda Romero Ciprian
APB-SÚMATE




8
Member
Jacqueline Lourdes Gutiérrez Carrasco
PATRIA-UNIDOS




8
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




9
Member
Christie Mónica Chacón Durán
NGP




9
Alternate
José Roger Martínez Méndez
NGP




10
Member
TBD
NGP




10
Alternate
Víctor Mendoza Calizaya
NGP




11
Member
Eddy Fernández Fuertes
A.S.




11
Alternate
Guillermina Ramírez Córdova
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Manuel Alejandro Calizaya Limachi || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Carol Mariel Colque Barrionuevo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Claudio Germán Clemente Vedia || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Wendy Felicidad Calvetti Loayza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ariel Jiménez Gómez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Naida Mamani Vera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Germán Antonio Vidaurre Villanueva || rowspan="2" | S-P
|-
| Alternate || ''Calixta Martínez Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Del Carmen Michel Araujo || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Delgado Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Clementina Aroni Mamani || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Guido Armando Cruz Mora || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Griselda Romero Ciprian''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Jacqueline Lourdes Gutiérrez Carrasco || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Christie Mónica Chacón Durán || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''José Roger Martínez Méndez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Mendoza Calizaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Eddy Fernández Fuertes || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Guillermina Ramírez Córdova''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Potosi
  • Challajtiri
  • Mayu Canto
  • Lakachaca
  • Condoriri
  • Jayaquila
  • Jesus de Machaca
  • La Esquina
  • Huanuni
  • Villa Collo
  • Taruta
  • Santiago de Machaca
  • Agua Dulce
  • Cebadillas
  • Chanca
  • Calamarca
  • Huancuri
  • Kanatanga
  • Ckollpatira
  • Mondragon
  • San Idelfonso
  • Chalviri Baja
  • Santiago de Machaca-Capillani Cuchu
  • Comco
  • Cachi Tambo
  • Chaquilla Alta
  • Chaquilla B
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Tucsapujio
  • Incahuasi
  • Tarapaya
  • Paranturi
  • Callapampa
  • Miraflores
  • Mondragon
  • Villa Chaquilla
  • Chaquilla Alta
  • Chalviri -Sub Chalviri
  • Huari Huari
  • Huari Huari Palca
  • Pucara
  • Huari Huari Apacheta
  • Palca Mayu
  • Puca Huasi-Yanapujro
  • Candelaria
  • Concepcion
  • Chullchucani
  • Jesus del Valle
  • Irupampa Chica
  • Karachipampa
  • Huari Huari Palca
  • Manquiri
  • Parantaca
  • Turicaya Chica
  • Quila Quila
  • Pata Kasa
  • Tucuchaca
  • Puitucu
  • Alpacani
  • Cala Cala
  • Pati Pati
  • Samasa Alta
  • Thamari
  • Canto Kocha
  • Turicaya Grande
  • Carpani
  • Chili Mocko
  • Chaqui Mayu-Teja Tambo-Pata Punta
  • Chiutara
  • Condor Huasi
  • Gran Peña
  • Seccion Mockopata
  • Thola Pampa
  • Irupampa Grande
  • Leche Huira
  • Moterilla
  • Tojra Pampa
  • Palca Mayu
  • Samasa Baja
  • Santiago de Ockoruro
  • Teja Tambo
  • Orko Pampa
  • Castilla 1
  • Pata Punta
  • Lacka Caima













Group
People
%






Quechua
55,929
25.6%




Campesino
2,802
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 55,929 || 25.6%
|-
| Campesino || 2,802 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
190,851
87.3%
149,090
77.9%




Quechua
88,522
40.5%
96,029
50.2%




Aymara
2,544
1.2%
3,374
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 190,851 || 87.3% || 149,090 || 77.9%
|-
| Quechua || 88,522 || 40.5% || 96,029 || 50.2%
|-
| Aymara || 2,544 || 1.2% || 3,374 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 123,381 || 145,057 || 191,302
|| 218,702
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.3 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.3 |m60=1.1 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.3 |f5=4.9 |f10=5.1 |f15=5 |f20=5.2 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.4 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.7 |f50=2 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tinguipaya
 — Potosí
 [050102]





'''Tinguipaya Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Tomás Frías Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tinguipaya is Mario Acarapi Ari, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tinguipaya has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ascencio Huanca Condori
APP




1
Alternate
Leonarda Benito Quispe
APP




2
Member
Macaria Suyo Chucamani
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Tomás Guevara Callahuara
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Lucía Yucra Díaz
A.S.




3
Alternate
Wilverth Guevara Vargas
A.S.




4
Member
Elsa Acarapi Marca
APP




4
Alternate
José Colque Suyo
APP




5
Member
Gunar Mamani Flores
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Flora Gonzales Taboada
A-UPP




6
Member
Benigno Acevedo Quecaña
APP




6
Alternate
Neptaly Alberto Churqui
APP




7
Member
Pablo Mamani Marca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Mariela Choque Suyo
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ascencio Huanca Condori || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonarda Benito Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Macaria Suyo Chucamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Tomás Guevara Callahuara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lucía Yucra Díaz || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilverth Guevara Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elsa Acarapi Marca || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''José Colque Suyo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gunar Mamani Flores || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Gonzales Taboada''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Benigno Acevedo Quecaña || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Neptaly Alberto Churqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Pablo Mamani Marca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariela Choque Suyo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Caymuma Alta y Baja - Sullcainari
  • Chila - Collana Inari
  • Foroctiri - Collana Inari
  • Kaiko Pampa - Collana
  • Khellu Cancha
  • Talula - Collana Inari
  • Cataquia
  • Yurina - Collana Inari
  • Chucarani
  • Juntuma - Canaza
  • Siwayu - Canaza
  • Tinguipaya
  • Isla Carretero
  • Pojo Pata
  • Yawa Yawa
  • Tockoroma
  • Lastrojo
  • Marcojara-Vilujo
  • Pampani
  • Quirpini
  • Ithinoqa
  • Gerundari
  • Salto Punta
  • Rancho Ranchero Hualulu
  • Ancomilia
  • Anthura
  • Bogeca
  • Caumalla
  • Cayco Pampa
  • Chanini
  • Chaqui Chaqui
  • Chilota
  • Cienegoma
  • Falsuri
  • Huancarani
  • Jahuacaya
  • Jahucage Pampa
  • Pisacaña
  • Juycuni
  • Karimayu
  • Saucari
  • Khanisa
  • Khasani
  • Kulta
  • Malmisa Mayu
  • Marckawi
  • Phajcha
  • Pugio Pampa
  • Purqui
  • Racho Rancherio Caymuma Bajo
  • Racho Rancherio Firiroco
  • Racho Rancherio Tocorpaque y Thayata
  • Racho Rancherio Turakari
  • Racho Rancherio Vila Vila
  • Racho Rancherio Vilanchata
  • Sumatala
  • Targota
  • Taytani
  • Thacound
  • Tojra Collo
  • Toravi
  • Tortaka
  • Tuysuri
  • Utacalla
  • Viluyu
  • Wichuco
  • Wila Pampa
  • Yuru Yuru
  • Calamarca
  • Ichuma
  • Wincusquiri
  • Ichucollo
  • Pucapunta
  • Ckatavi
  • Thayanota
  • Huaycho Mayu
  • Chaillita
  • Chaupi Loma
  • Huaylluma
  • Caituri
  • Ckollpuma
  • Rancho Payrumani
  • Chocanchota
  • Muita
  • Uyuni
  • Valero
  • Añathuya
  • Cicuani
  • Kasa Pata
  • Santo Pampa
  • Tacacaya
  • Tambo Nuevo
  • Thaparu
  • Tojra Pampa Baja
  • Tujra Pampa Alta
  • Ulca Alta
  • Ulca Baja
  • Ule
  • Uma Que
  • Pulpu
  • Kayco
  • Sullcari
  • Milluma
  • Canaza
  • Janckoyu
  • Kesujsi
  • Actara
  • Atina
  • Chucarani
  • Ckajchaca
  • Tinguipaya
  • Irupatia
  • Janchallawi
  • Jiljaci
  • Kantapi
  • Lastrojo
  • Pisco Ckoro
  • Anqhara
  • Anthura
  • Suturi Alta
  • Tircoma
  • Titimalla
  • Campu Palca
  • Caquena Baja
  • Layuri
  • Puca Pampa
  • Ira Pampa
  • Suturi
  • Leñas
  • Leonita
  • Lluchuta
  • Palca
  • Piscasi
  • Racho Rancherio Despacho Asanta
  • Racho Rancherio Jirira
  • Rancho Ranchero Aycama
  • Saraja
  • Sayaca
  • Tola Pampa
  • Lacko Lacko
  • Jachuata
  • Chacapata
  • Ckonapati
  • Ichucollo
  • Chocamolle
  • Surichata
  • Choquechambi
  • Vila Cala
  • Cuiza Pampa
  • Cuiza
  • Japotea
  • Huarcko
  • Mormuntiri
  • Utapampa
  • Calazaya
  • Campamento
  • Caquena Alta
  • Challa Mayu
  • Chuylla Pampa













Group
People
%






Quechua
23,728
82.0%




Campesino
928
3.2%




Originario
474
1.6%




Indígena
352
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 23,728 || 82.0%
|-
| Campesino || 928 || 3.2%
|-
| Originario || 474 || 1.6%
|-
| Indígena || 352 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
23,462
81.1%
20,526
75.5%




Spanish
19,032
65.8%
12,237
45.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 23,462 || 81.1% || 20,526 || 75.5%
|-
| Spanish || 19,032 || 65.8% || 12,237 || 45.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 14,569 || 21,794 || 27,200
|| 28,942
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.7 |m5=6.9 |m10=6.7 |m15=4.8 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.7 |m30=4 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.6 |m50=2 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.1 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=5.2 |f5=5.7 |f10=5 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.7 |f25=2.9 |f30=2 |f35=2 |f40=2 |f45=1.9 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=7
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Yocalla
 — Potosí
 [050103]





'''Yocalla Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Tomás Frías Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Yocalla is Vladimir Zambrana Fernández, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Yocalla has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Hilarión Ernesto Quispe Garabito
A.S.




1
Alternate
Nancy Condori Equise
A.S.




2
Member
Vilma Gómez Calla
CAOP




2
Alternate
Óscar Fernández Romano
CAOP




3
Member
María Colque Villca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Rosmery Olivia Quecaña Flores
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Eber Vargas Tórrez
A-UPP




5
Member
Lidia Martha Arando Condori
A.S.




5
Alternate
Héctor Julián Coro Arando
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Hilarión Ernesto Quispe Garabito || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Nancy Condori Equise''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Vilma Gómez Calla || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Óscar Fernández Romano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || María Colque Villca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rosmery Olivia Quecaña Flores || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eber Vargas Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lidia Martha Arando Condori || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Héctor Julián Coro Arando''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chullpa Khasa
  • Machaj Marca
  • Totora Pampa
  • Tres Cruces
  • Cieneguillas
  • Iscumayu
  • Ockoruro Baja
  • Paco Grande
  • Quipara
  • San Cristibal
  • Sangari
  • Sucuhuma
  • Totora D
  • Vacuyo
  • Yocalla
  • Kutiri
  • Turqui
  • Yurac Ckasa
  • Belen Pampa
  • Cayara
  • Ingenio
  • Paco Chico
  • Pampoyo
  • San Antonio
  • Paitaca
  • Agua Dulce Alta
  • Caimani
  • Chira Coro
  • El Molino
  • Huancarani
  • La Palca
  • La Puerta
  • Santa Lucia
  • Villacollo













Group
People
%






Quechua
6,449
52.6%




Jach'a Carangas
1,828
14.9%




Campesino
271
2.2%




Qhara Qhara
186
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 6,449 || 52.6%
|-
| Jach'a Carangas || 1,828 || 14.9%
|-
| Campesino || 271 || 2.2%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 186 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,268
83.8%
6,700
74.6%




Quechua
8,448
68.9%
6,743
75.1%




Aymara
99
0.8%
100
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,268 || 83.8% || 6,700 || 74.6%
|-
| Quechua || 8,448 || 68.9% || 6,743 || 75.1%
|-
| Aymara || 99 || 0.8% || 100 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,640 || 8,046 || 8,979
|| 12,253
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.9 |m15=3.4 |m20=3.4 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.2 |m60=2 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.3 |f10=4 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.2 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.2 |f40=3.6 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.1 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Urmiri
 — Potosí
 [050104]





'''Urmiri Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Tomás Frías Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Urmiri is Edwin Saravia Bautista, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Urmiri has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ada Celinda Zurita Quispe
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Alberto Morales Flores
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Simón Chipana Flores
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Maribel Copa Tolaba
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Virginia Taboada Zurita
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Roly Hernán Morales Zurita
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Juan Navarro Mamani
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Valentína Mamani Quispe
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Édgar Quispe Huanacota
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ada Celinda Zurita Quispe || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alberto Morales Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Simón Chipana Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Copa Tolaba''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Virginia Taboada Zurita || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roly Hernán Morales Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juan Navarro Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Valentína Mamani Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Édgar Quispe Huanacota''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Puitucu
  • Villa Marcavi
  • Puituco - Anka Sucka
  • Tayacolque
  • Tolapampa
  • Canaviri
  • Vacuyo Andamarca
  • Urmiri
  • Ananoca
  • Urmiri Pampa
  • Cahuayo
  • Puituco - Anka Sucka
  • Cuymuri
  • Kalaquichi
  • Pulluquiri













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,230
39.4%




Jach'a Carangas
777
24.9%




Aymara
489
15.7%




Originario
168
5.4%




Campesino
61
2.0%




Indígena
47
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,230 || 39.4%
|-
| Jach'a Carangas || 777 || 24.9%
|-
| Aymara || 489 || 15.7%
|-
| Originario || 168 || 5.4%
|-
| Campesino || 61 || 2.0%
|-
| Indígena || 47 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,713
86.9%
2,104
76.3%




Quechua
2,405
77.1%
2,038
73.9%




Aymara
1,556
49.9%
1,513
54.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,713 || 86.9% || 2,104 || 76.3%
|-
| Quechua || 2,405 || 77.1% || 2,038 || 73.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,556 || 49.9% || 1,513 || 54.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,521 || 2,025 || 2,759
|| 3,121
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.5 |m30=4.6 |m35=4.5 |m40=4.8 |m45=4.2 |m50=3.8 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.4 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.4
|f0=2.9 |f5=3.3 |f10=4.2 |f15=2.9 |f20=3.3 |f25=2.7 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.2 |f60=2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Uncía
 — Potosí
 [050201]





'''Uncía Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Rafael Bustillo Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Uncía is Ademar Igor Choque Toribio, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Uncía has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Elvira Pacara Condori
A.S.




1
Alternate
Freddy Chambi Quiruchi
A.S.




2
Member
René Porco Mendoza
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Yessica Canaviri Siacara
A-UPP




3
Member
Enrique Huarahuara Calla
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Élida Serrano Pozo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Alejandro Gutiérrez Ticlla
CAOP




4
Alternate
Rosalía Huarayo Condori
CAOP




5
Member
Mario Ramiro Flores Calla
A.S.




5
Alternate
Marizabeth Calla Mendoza
A.S.




6
Member
Flora Yucra Flores
A-UPP




6
Alternate
José Luis Cirilo Mamani
A-UPP




7
Member
Osvaldo Chiri Negretty
UN




7
Alternate
TBD
UN











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Elvira Pacara Condori || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Chambi Quiruchi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || René Porco Mendoza || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Yessica Canaviri Siacara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Enrique Huarahuara Calla || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Élida Serrano Pozo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Alejandro Gutiérrez Ticlla || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosalía Huarayo Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mario Ramiro Flores Calla || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Marizabeth Calla Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Flora Yucra Flores || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Cirilo Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Osvaldo Chiri Negretty || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 58 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chiu Chiu
  • Chiu
  • Pacollopampa
  • Chullukiani
  • Kullku Uma
  • Chaca
  • Laurini
  • Paria Willque
  • Ramarani
  • Taruta
  • Popusiri I
  • Uncia
  • Yauriri
  • Ururuma
  • Kharacha
  • Ururuma Baja
  • Vinto
  • Huallani Grande
  • Ñequeri
  • Pista Pampa
  • Condoriri
  • Sau Sau
  • Alta Calazaya
  • Lawa Lawa
  • Quisocoyo
  • Villcapujyo
  • Cuyo
  • Merkaymaya
  • Rio Palca
  • Cala Cala
  • Colcoma
  • Huayllani Chico
  • Irpojo Payacochi
  • Jachojo
  • Karojo
  • Maraca
  • Palcota
  • Pampoyo
  • Pasto Pampa
  • Phutara
  • Pista Kalasaya
  • Popusiri Ii
  • Porko Ventilla
  • Tomuyo
  • Uruma Baja
  • Ururuma Alta
  • Viluyo
  • Jayu Jayu
  • Cututu
  • Layme
  • Choncoma
  • Huacuta
  • Antacucho
  • Kelkata
  • Cala Chullpa
  • Chillcapalca
  • Moroco Marca
  • Pata Pata Chico
  • Tirani
  • Cochini Puraca
  • Chirihuana
  • Cotaviri
  • Kasiri
  • Qiraya Qalachullpa
  • Anthara
  • Challami
  • Chapi Chapi
  • Chaqueri
  • Chiru Chiru
  • Choco Grande
  • Esquencachi
  • Jachojo
  • Janko Layme
  • Kupini
  • Laguna
  • Lajra Huisa
  • Llankeri
  • Nueva Tanga
  • Ocuri
  • Palcota
  • Pata Pata Grande
  • Qiñwa Khumu
  • Saca Saca
  • Sucayapu
  • Tumuyo
  • Villque
  • Llinqui Llinqui
  • Llajta Kasa
  • Caraguata
  • Cututu
  • Sencoma
  • Changarani
  • Jach'ojo
  • Laurini
  • Payrumani
  • Machacamarca
  • Tororia
  • Sarsuri
  • Toluyo
  • Juntuma













Group
People
%






Quechua
12,713
55.8%




Charka Qhara Qhara
1,093
4.8%




Campesino
608
2.7%




Charka
595
2.6%




Aymara
427
1.9%




Indígena
383
1.7%




Originario
345
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 12,713 || 55.8%
|-
| Charka Qhara Qhara || 1,093 || 4.8%
|-
| Campesino || 608 || 2.7%
|-
| Charka || 595 || 2.6%
|-
| Aymara || 427 || 1.9%
|-
| Indígena || 383 || 1.7%
|-
| Originario || 345 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
18,318
80.5%
15,042
68.3%




Quechua
16,354
71.8%
15,539
70.6%




Aymara
5,928
26.0%
6,486
29.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 18,318 || 80.5% || 15,042 || 68.3%
|-
| Quechua || 16,354 || 71.8% || 15,539 || 70.6%
|-
| Aymara || 5,928 || 26.0% || 6,486 || 29.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 18,704 || 22,020
|| 22,768
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.6 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.7 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.2 |m50=2 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.9 |f5=5.2 |f10=5 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.3 |f25=4 |f30=3.6 |f35=3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.2 |f75=1 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Chayanta
 — Potosí
 [050202]





'''Chayanta Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Rafael Bustillo Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Chayanta is Óscar Cala Condori, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Chayanta has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Felipe Mancilla Chaca
A.S.




1
Alternate
Rosa Becerra Mamani
A.S.




2
Member
Francisco Colque Tiparani
CAOP




2
Alternate
Lucía Bernabé Coca
CAOP




3
Member
María Luisa Guzmán Bustos
APP




3
Alternate
Porfidio Agudo Arano
APP




4
Member
Lidia Aguilar Chui
A.S.




4
Alternate
Raúl Sarsuri Suturi
A.S.




5
Member
Primitiva Melchor Porco
CAOP




5
Alternate
Luciano Huaygua Colque
CAOP




6
Member
Guillermo Yampara Ventura
MTS




6
Alternate
TBD
MTS




7
Member
Mario Conde Flores
A.S.




7
Alternate
Remeria Vásquez Trigori
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Felipe Mancilla Chaca || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Becerra Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Francisco Colque Tiparani || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucía Bernabé Coca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || María Luisa Guzmán Bustos || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Porfidio Agudo Arano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lidia Aguilar Chui || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Sarsuri Suturi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Primitiva Melchor Porco || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luciano Huaygua Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Guillermo Yampara Ventura || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Mario Conde Flores || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Remeria Vásquez Trigori''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Amaya Pampa
  • Chayanta
  • Llallaguita
  • Entre Rios
  • Utawi
  • Mulluqu
  • Totorani
  • Chaycari
  • Janko Kollo
  • Chayrosita
  • Aymaya
  • Irupata
  • Panacachi
  • Pongoma
  • Pucro
  • Berenguela
  • Ñekeri
  • Chacori
  • Chaqueri
  • Layuri
  • Winki
  • Cayo Cayo
  • Quisi Quisi
  • Huacuta
  • Cala Cala Chico
  • Qopana
  • Calojsa
  • Paya Pampa
  • Ocuro
  • Acoyo
  • Pullu Keri
  • Janta Palka
  • Acoyu
  • Chojñuma
  • Phisuta Pampa
  • Coataca
  • Cocafaya
  • Rio Verde Quila Quila
  • Churacasi
  • Cala Cala Grande
  • Chiuta Cala Cala
  • Omoxa
  • Changarani
  • Chayanta Cala Cala
  • Janka Yapu
  • Chapichuro
  • Cochini
  • Qerari
  • Huaychojo
  • Chuchini
  • Janqo Jaqe
  • Jistarata
  • Keñuani
  • Cutimarca
  • Lozareta
  • Suyo Cala Cala
  • Umamarka
  • Calluchiri
  • Thaparu
  • Huanuni
  • Churuyu
  • Cochacoma
  • Kehuyllani
  • Pata Pata
  • Alcasi
  • Huararani
  • Cayacayani
  • Muramaya
  • Compi
  • Pichata
  • Pampa Churo
  • Nueva Colcha
  • San Francisco
  • Huati
  • Jacha
  • Quinta Pampa













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,540
65.8%




Campesino
839
5.2%




Indígena
392
2.4%




Charka
347
2.2%




Originario
264
1.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
235
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,540 || 65.8%
|-
| Campesino || 839 || 5.2%
|-
| Indígena || 392 || 2.4%
|-
| Charka || 347 || 2.2%
|-
| Originario || 264 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 235 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
12,755
79.6%
12,676
78.6%




Spanish
12,064
75.3%
10,024
62.1%




Aymara
2,018
12.6%
2,443
15.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 12,755 || 79.6% || 12,676 || 78.6%
|-
| Spanish || 12,064 || 75.3% || 10,024 || 62.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,018 || 12.6% || 2,443 || 15.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 14,165 || 16,129
|| 16,021
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.4 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.3 |m20=5.5 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.3 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.1 |m50=2.1 |m55=2.5 |m60=2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.8 |f10=5 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.5 |f25=3.6 |f30=2.4 |f35=2.2 |f40=2.2 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Llallagua
 — Potosí
 [050203]





'''Llallagua Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Rafael Bustillo Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Rafael Bustillo Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Llallagua is David Cruz Paco, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Llallagua has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Paula Montalvo Huaylla
A.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




2
Member
María Elena Revollo Tórrez
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Reina Ramos Yergo
NGP




3
Alternate
TBD
NGP




4
Member
Milca Quispe Vásquez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Mijail Dennis Rodríguez Ojeda
A.S.




5
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




6
Member
Rosse Mery Martínez Vallejos
MTS




6
Alternate
TBD
MTS




7
Member
Zenón Poma Chura
APB-SÚMATE




7
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Paula Montalvo Huaylla || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || María Elena Revollo Tórrez || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Reina Ramos Yergo || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Milca Quispe Vásquez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mijail Dennis Rodríguez Ojeda || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Rosse Mery Martínez Vallejos || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Zenón Poma Chura || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Llallagua
  • Siglo Xx
  • Catavi
  • Chilliguani
  • Sauta
  • Sol de Mayo
  • Llallaguita
  • Condor Kuyo
  • Marka Kunka
  • Umiri
  • Capunita
  • Llocahuaña
  • Machaya Cala
  • Sajsani
  • Uyuni
  • Chaqueni Ii
  • Acopata
  • Allunuma
  • Chiru Chiru
  • Rio Verde
  • Chacalacaña
  • Chacalacaya
  • Yanga Yangani
  • Chullunqueani
  • Chojlluma
  • Rancho Kucho
  • Chayacari
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Andavillque
  • Camani
  • Chachakomani
  • Chaikari
  • Chamaya
  • Chaqueni
  • Choquevillque
  • Inca Machacamarca
  • Jachojo
  • Machaya Grande
  • Chalullo
  • Navidad
  • Piacala
  • Saca Saca
  • Tiaje
  • Villa Arbolitos
  • Viluyo
  • Waychojo
  • Huaylloma
  • Siri Siri
  • Sauciña Pampa
  • Circuyo
  • Chiuta
  • Kuchuri
  • Tumantata
  • Saraque
  • Kulta
  • Pintata
  • Jiskanqui
  • San Francisco
  • Caraguata
  • Calamarca
  • Asawani
  • Llapallapa
  • Miqueuta
  • Mistachiri
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Chocopatilla
  • Falaucani
  • Jankho Kalani
  • Katiri
  • Kisi Kisi
  • Quinua Mayu
  • Sivingani
  • Walqueri
  • Wichocollo













Group
People
%






Quechua
19,733
47.3%




Aymara
1,149
2.8%




Campesino
675
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 19,733 || 47.3%
|-
| Aymara || 1,149 || 2.8%
|-
| Campesino || 675 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
35,929
86.2%
30,784
74.9%




Quechua
23,293
55.9%
24,797
60.3%




Aymara
4,381
10.5%
5,224
12.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 35,929 || 86.2% || 30,784 || 74.9%
|-
| Quechua || 23,293 || 55.9% || 24,797 || 60.3%
|-
| Aymara || 4,381 || 10.5% || 5,224 || 12.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 36,909 || 41,104
|| 41,686
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.4 |m15=5 |m20=6.4 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.4 |m35=2.9 |m40=2.6 |m45=2.1 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.1 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.7 |f10=5.1 |f15=6.1 |f20=6.8 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Chuquihuta
 — Potosí
 [050204]





'''Chuquihuta Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Rafael Bustillo Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Chuquihuta is Eulogio Llanque Choque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Chuquihuta has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Charo Reynaga Burgoa
NGP




1
Alternate
Aurelio Acero Condori
NGP




2
Member
Ponciano Chambi Chocotea
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Nelson Achacata Coñaca
NGP




3
Alternate
Elvira Cruz Checo
NGP




4
Member
Shirley Choque Acero
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Elías Loza Alonzo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Maura Tola Cáceres
NGP




5
Alternate
TBD
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Charo Reynaga Burgoa || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Aurelio Acero Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ponciano Chambi Chocotea || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nelson Achacata Coñaca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elvira Cruz Checo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Shirley Choque Acero || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elías Loza Alonzo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Maura Tola Cáceres || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ancayo
  • Ako Paraya
  • Belen
  • Choco Choco
  • Chuquihuta
  • Ckañupacha
  • Katarfaya
  • Pujrayapu
  • Saroka
  • Tacopalca
  • Tocoria
  • Vila Vila
  • Wacuta
  • Pachi Chapi
  • Wataria
  • Cala Cala
  • Capa Sirca
  • Chikakahua
  • Chiroya
  • Chusilonqueri
  • Ckochi Ckochi
  • Cuyacachi
  • Huay Rocko
  • Hustaya
  • Irpa Irpa Alta
  • Irpa Irpa Baja
  • Luluni
  • Marckavi
  • Micani
  • Pairumani
  • Phiñuri
  • Uyuni
  • Vila Pata













Group
People
%






Quechua
4,671
56.8%




Campesino
622
7.6%




Indígena
560
6.8%




Aymara
387
4.7%




Originario
183
2.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
146
1.8%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
114
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 4,671 || 56.8%
|-
| Campesino || 622 || 7.6%
|-
| Indígena || 560 || 6.8%
|-
| Aymara || 387 || 4.7%
|-
| Originario || 183 || 2.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 146 || 1.8%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 114 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
6,351
77.3%
5,945
74.1%




Spanish
6,238
75.9%
4,578
57.1%




Aymara
2,375
28.9%
2,756
34.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 6,351 || 77.3% || 5,945 || 74.1%
|-
| Spanish || 6,238 || 75.9% || 4,578 || 57.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,375 || 28.9% || 2,756 || 34.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 6,476 || 8,019
|| 8,220
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.9 |m10=6.6 |m15=5 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.8 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.3 |m55=2 |m60=1.3 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.5 |f30=2.9 |f35=2.3 |f40=2.1 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.3 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.5
|mmax=7
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Betanzos
 — Potosí
 [050301]





'''Betanzos Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Cornelio Saavedra Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Cornelio Saavedra Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Betanzos is Julio Arturo Caba Quicho, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Betanzos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
René Gonzales Flores
A.S.




1
Alternate
Rosa Santos Sisporo
A.S.




2
Member
Remberto Jiménez Jiménez
MTS




2
Alternate
Leonor Dueñas Garrado
MTS




3
Member
Rosse Mary Patiño Campos
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Jaime Huarina Vedia
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Felicidad Sacaca Delgado
A.S.




4
Alternate
Vicente Canaza Sacaca
A.S.




5
Member
Felisa Estrada Condo
MTS




5
Alternate
TBD
MTS




6
Member
Adolfo Llanos Estrada
A.S.




6
Alternate
Zacarías Estrada Chicchi
A.S.




7
Member
Edvin Llanos Morales
A-UPP




7
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || René Gonzales Flores || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Santos Sisporo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Remberto Jiménez Jiménez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Leonor Dueñas Garrado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rosse Mary Patiño Campos || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Huarina Vedia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Felicidad Sacaca Delgado || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Vicente Canaza Sacaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Felisa Estrada Condo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Adolfo Llanos Estrada || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Zacarías Estrada Chicchi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Edvin Llanos Morales || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Betanzos
  • Chorrillos
  • Musuna
  • Mayu Tambo
  • Trapiche
  • Ckonapaya
  • Lica Lica
  • Chullpapata
  • Mojotorillo
  • Bartolillo
  • Malca Mayu
  • Musuna Alta
  • Chajpi Grande
  • Chajpi Chico
  • Chustuco
  • Cucho Soico
  • Oveja Cancha
  • San Sebastian
  • Tambillos
  • Concepcion
  • Chaupi Molimo
  • Otuyo
  • Tanana Baja
  • Tanana Alta
  • Caballero
  • Carmen de Viña Pampa
  • Quirulaya
  • Sala Pampa
  • Santa Rosa
  • Tirquibuco
  • Totora
  • Viscachani
  • Wirufaya
  • Inca Pampa
  • Molle Molle
  • Llave Jara
  • Villa Nueva
  • Poco Poco
  • Sajpaya
  • Camali
  • Huanu Huanu
  • Kala Coya
  • Koyuma
  • Molle Punta
  • Rio Urifaya
  • Salvatierra
  • Troja Pampa
  • Villa Candelaria
  • Viña Quemada
  • Urifaya
  • Talahuanca
  • Talahuanca Alta
  • Ancomayo
  • El Terrado
  • Kilometro 127
  • Maran Khasa
  • Mojo Poco
  • Pujyuni
  • Tirispaya
  • Despensa
  • Huantapita
  • Molle Molle
  • Hualinfaya
  • Pampa Yapu
  • Paranavi Alta
  • Potobamba
  • Talahuanca Baja
  • Villca Pujyo
  • Jankho Mayu
  • Mocka
  • Paranavi
  • Tambillos
  • Challajchi
  • Chillcani
  • Mamahota
  • La Florida
  • Trapiche Bajo
  • Vicoto
  • Ancomarca
  • Cali Mali
  • Pairumani
  • Jatun Pampa
  • San Andres de Siporo
  • Siporo
  • Villa Trapichi
  • Cayarani
  • Santa Fe de Callahuara
  • Casin
  • Media Luna
  • Millares
  • Pampa Soico
  • Poco Poco
  • Potongo Alto
  • Potongo Bajo
  • Quivi Quivi Lourdes
  • Quivincha Alta
  • San Pedro de Colila
  • Vila Vila
  • Viña Pampa
  • San Miguel
  • Quivincha
  • Mercedes Alta
  • Huaycko Thala
  • Tarija Cuchu
  • Buey Tambo
  • Santiago
  • Sijllani
  • Tarhui Cancha
  • Inti Cancha
  • Mercedes
  • Quivincha Baja
  • San Isidro
  • Tocla
  • Ckellu Ckocha
  • Tecoya Baja
  • Pacchiri
  • Tecoya Alta
  • Quebrada Alta
  • Koa Koa
  • Estadium Pampa
  • Lamani Baja
  • Jachallullu
  • Quebrada Onda
  • Mora Mora
  • Quivi Quivi Alta
  • Quivi Quivi Media
  • Hueco
  • Yujani
  • Lagunillas
  • Lagunillas Baja
  • Lamani Alta
  • San Blas de Puita
  • Ancomayo
  • Despensa
  • San Antonio
  • Chalquina Alta
  • Molle Huayco
  • Puma Huayquillo
  • Santa Ana
  • Lequezana
  • Chacorillo
  • Ckasa Huasi
  • Semolle
  • Puma Huayko
  • Retiro Fonbera
  • Villa Carmen













Group
People
%






Quechua
20,318
63.7%




Campesino
1,927
6.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
495
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 20,318 || 63.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,927 || 6.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 495 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
24,832
77.8%
26,362
77.7%




Spanish
23,420
73.4%
21,004
61.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 24,832 || 77.8% || 26,362 || 77.7%
|-
| Spanish || 23,420 || 73.4% || 21,004 || 61.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 31,862 || 36,308 || 33,922
|| 31,904
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.6 |m30=3 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.3 |m65=2 |m70=1.5 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.9 |f10=5 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.6 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.5 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Chaquí
 — Potosí
 [050302]





'''Chaquí Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Cornelio Saavedra Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Chaquí is Wilma Callamullo Chara, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Chaquí has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Angélica Alvarado Cuiza
A.S.




1
Alternate
Alfredo Ortiz Ruiz
A.S.




2
Member
María Victoria Gonzales Miranda
CAOCH




2
Alternate
Alejandro Rodríguez Jillapa
CAOCH




3
Member
Hernán Escalier Huaquipa
A.S.




3
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




4
Member
TBD
MTS




4
Alternate
Marcial Freddy Mamani Callahuanca
MTS




5
Member
Carlos Huanca Quiroga
CAOCH




5
Alternate
TBD
CAOCH











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Angélica Alvarado Cuiza || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfredo Ortiz Ruiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || María Victoria Gonzales Miranda || rowspan="2" | CAOCH
|-
| Alternate || ''Alejandro Rodríguez Jillapa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Hernán Escalier Huaquipa || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcial Freddy Mamani Callahuanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Carlos Huanca Quiroga || rowspan="2" | CAOCH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chuqui Cayara
  • Chutawa Alta
  • Kayajachi
  • Cerdas Baja
  • Chaqui
  • Chaqui Baños
  • Charcas Florida
  • Chico Chico
  • Chiquipaya
  • Chiutaluyo
  • Khupata
  • Negro Tambo
  • Don Diego
  • Kehuayllani
  • Olo Olo
  • Posuyo
  • Chira
  • Silapi
  • Taquichiri
  • Zapatera
  • Coipasi
  • Atahuachi
  • Cerdas
  • Chaqui Mayu
  • Chiutari
  • Chutamua Baja Yo
  • Huancarani
  • Kahali
  • Pacaja Baja
  • Pampa Grande
  • Saca Saca
  • Zapataria
  • Collpapampa
  • Rodero
  • Recovita
  • Palapaya
  • Pignasi
  • Villca Mayu
  • Jinchapulo
  • Coipasi
  • El Palomar













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,679
39.6%




Qhara Qhara
1,953
21.0%




Campesino
615
6.6%




Originario
600
6.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
96
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,679 || 39.6%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 1,953 || 21.0%
|-
| Campesino || 615 || 6.6%
|-
| Originario || 600 || 6.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 96 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,227
77.8%
6,414
64.7%




Quechua
7,169
77.2%
7,803
78.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,227 || 77.8% || 6,414 || 64.7%
|-
| Quechua || 7,169 || 77.2% || 7,803 || 78.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,070 || 9,644 || 9,910
|| 9,285
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.3 |m15=3.3 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.5 |m30=3.2 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.5 |m65=2.5 |m70=1.7 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.8 |f35=2.4 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.9 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.4 |f75=1.9 |f80=1.1 |f85=1.2
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tacobamba
 — Potosí
 [050303]





'''Tacobamba Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Cornelio Saavedra Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tacobamba is José Luis Ticona Ugarte, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tacobamba has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juan Carlos Flores Gómez
A.S.




1
Alternate
Luisa Talabera Mamani
A.S.




2
Member
Clementina Limachi Ramos
A.S.




2
Alternate
Genaro Andaluz Paco
A.S.




3
Member
Primo Limachi Álvarez
A.S.




3
Alternate
Tomasa Tacuri Limachi
A.S.




4
Member
Lorenza Jorge Limachi
A-UPP




4
Alternate
David Paco Puma
A-UPP




5
Member
Josefina Nicacio Sola
A.S.




5
Alternate
Julio Osorio Martínez
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan Carlos Flores Gómez || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Luisa Talabera Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Clementina Limachi Ramos || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Genaro Andaluz Paco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Primo Limachi Álvarez || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Tomasa Tacuri Limachi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lorenza Jorge Limachi || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''David Paco Puma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Josefina Nicacio Sola || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Osorio Martínez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 59 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chalviri -Sub Chalviri
  • Ckolu -Sub Migma
  • Cruz Pampa -Sub Migma
  • Collpa Mayu
  • Muyu Muyu -Sub Chalviri
  • Pairumani -Sub Perejira
  • Tacuara Alta -Sub Migma
  • Tako Tako -Sub Migma
  • Sunchupampa
  • Colavi Baja
  • Aguada
  • Cajas Alta
  • Cajas Baja
  • Carangas
  • Castilla Uno
  • Chalama
  • Chalviri
  • Chari Chari
  • Chivita
  • Ckollpa Ckasa
  • Ckotani
  • Ckullcu
  • Cocachi
  • Cotaña
  • Huajchi Alto
  • Huajchi Bajo
  • Huanichuru Alto
  • Huanichuru Bajo
  • Huaylla Orcko
  • Huayllani
  • Huayllas
  • Huerta Mayu
  • Ichu Orcko
  • Jampa Curi
  • Juruna
  • Marquiri
  • Migma
  • Molle Punko
  • Pati Pati
  • Perazani
  • Perejira
  • Poco Machi
  • Pucara
  • Rancho Collpamayu
  • Samanchaca
  • Tacoara Alta
  • Tacombamba
  • Tapifaya
  • Thoqu Pampa
  • Tirina
  • Tucu Tucu
  • Vila Loma
  • Vilacota
  • Vinavi
  • Yauri Koya
  • Forachi
  • Ancoma
  • Aysa Pana
  • Aysaj Huasi
  • Cerca Cancha
  • Condes
  • Llausa Mayu
  • Pata Huasi
  • Markawi
  • Aguada
  • Tacoara Alta
  • Taqhu Taqhu
  • Orcko Ckocha
  • Vila Vila
  • San Felipe de Colavi
  • Chivita
  • Chullpani
  • Copacabana
  • Salutala
  • Fuerte
  • Trapiche Alta
  • Canutillos
  • Machacamarca
  • Orcko Ckocha
  • San Andres de Huayllani
  • San Lorenzo
  • Chacoma
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Potolo
  • Botobamba
  • Condes
  • Huajchi Uno
  • Puca Kasa
  • Llausa Mayu
  • Quebrada
  • Savillico
  • Surso
  • Aguada
  • Cochas
  • Potosillos
  • Rosas Pampa
  • Yahuacari













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,570
73.6%




Campesino
1,179
8.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
262
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,570 || 73.6%
|-
| Campesino || 1,179 || 8.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 262 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
11,531
80.3%
9,378
79.2%




Spanish
9,287
64.6%
5,652
47.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 11,531 || 80.3% || 9,378 || 79.2%
|-
| Spanish || 9,287 || 64.6% || 5,652 || 47.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,727 || 12,754 || 11,835
|| 14,366
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.3 |m50=2.5 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.5 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.5
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.8 |f10=5.2 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.5 |f25=2.7 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.6 |f50=2 |f55=1.9 |f60=2 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.8
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Colquechaca
 — Potosí
 [050401]





'''Colquechaca Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Chayanta Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Colquechaca is Víctor Hugo Arias Roque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Colquechaca has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ismael Gómez Portillo
MTS




1
Alternate
Norma Jancko Real
MTS




2
Member
Teresa Zacari Jachacata
MTS




2
Alternate
Adrián Quispe Choque
MTS




3
Member
Porfirio Caisina Mamani
MTS




3
Alternate
Lucinda Alvarado Mundocorre
MTS




4
Member
Emiliana Colque Janco
MTS




4
Alternate
Jaime Huanca Ramírez
MTS




5
Member
José Luis Mundocorre Jancko
MTS




5
Alternate
Edelmira Vargas Ramos
MTS




6
Member
Efraín Rivas Lira
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Yola Mateo Tecillo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Gregoria Tito Navarro
MTS




7
Alternate
Abraham Apaza Colque
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ismael Gómez Portillo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Norma Jancko Real''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Teresa Zacari Jachacata || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adrián Quispe Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Porfirio Caisina Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucinda Alvarado Mundocorre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Emiliana Colque Janco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jaime Huanca Ramírez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || José Luis Mundocorre Jancko || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edelmira Vargas Ramos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Efraín Rivas Lira || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yola Mateo Tecillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Gregoria Tito Navarro || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Abraham Apaza Colque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}













Communities
Communities were divided between San Pedro de Macha and Colquechaca when the municipalities were split in 2019. The following communities were in the original municipality of Colquechaca:
  • Colquechaca
  • Sora
  • Kalasaya
  • Chuarani
  • Armilla
  • Chullpa Ckasa
  • Achina Alta
  • Cayarani
  • Jamachiri -Sub Jamachiri
  • Macha Ckasa -Sub Jamachiri
  • Tahua Reja
  • Ayaga
  • Guadalupe
  • Calocsa Alta
  • Calocsa Baja
  • Faracachi
  • Toluma
  • Ramadera
  • Chairapata
  • Chiaraque
  • Janchallaviri
  • Rancho Achina Baja
  • Rancho Jamachiri
  • Palca
  • Mendoza Quinray
  • San Lazaro
  • Cari Porco
  • Falsuri
  • Irupampa
  • Lucas Kahua
  • Humajila
  • Macha
  • Achina Alta
  • San Pedro de Macha
  • Palcoyo
  • Qollpa Ckochi
  • Toloma
  • Titiri
  • Copacabana
  • Jatun Humajila
  • Turawi
  • Tomaycuri
  • Salinas Baja
  • Quellu Ckasa
  • Chala Pampa
  • Azucariña
  • Thurawi
  • Balcera
  • Oscoria
  • Leconi
  • Chuño Jarana
  • Churicala
  • Khona Khona
  • Paty Paty Alta
  • Puca Mayu
  • Queojo
  • Katawi
  • Sicuyani
  • Qaqa Pata
  • Takapuso
  • Ayoma
  • Campacu
  • Canta Canta
  • Cayanquera Alta
  • Cayanquera Baja
  • Jiscara
  • Katariri
  • Kona Kona
  • Lariuni
  • Liphichaque
  • Llavisa
  • Machatirina
  • Piruani
  • Poquera
  • Pucara
  • Quequesana
  • Janta Pampa
  • Moñegane
  • Taypuma
  • Tola Pampa
  • Vila Pampa
  • Pampa Colorada
  • Peña Blanca
  • Llustaque
  • Cruce Pampa Esquena
  • Janko Loma
  • Taquiza
  • Chalviri
  • Huantalli
  • Santa Margarita
  • Lirioni
  • Pairumani
  • Iru Coyana
  • Saraga
  • Cabreca
  • Surumi
  • Chacafaya
  • Tarakaque
  • San Pedro de Macha
  • Virocoma
  • Llustaque
  • Ticunfaya Alta
  • Ticumbaya Baja
  • Chanca Coro
  • Chuafaya
  • Cicuta
  • Ckewallita
  • Condawata
  • Kaña Cota
  • Karoja
  • Phurqui
  • Qhitafaya
  • Quiñamarca
  • Sacabamba
  • Thurumani
  • Viruca
  • Colcani
  • Chalviri
  • Colchapucro
  • Futina
  • Sapacari
  • Amayani
  • Bombori
  • Añahuani
  • Cayne
  • Chullpa
  • Choque Cayara Alta
  • Machaca Marca
  • Pujyuni
  • Challa Kasa
  • Ckanchila
  • Milluri Alta
  • Milluri Baja
  • Saca Saca
  • Bandorani
  • Cotañisu
  • Hornoni
  • Palcoyo
  • Saka Saka
  • Chacata -Sub Jamachiri
  • Jachiri
  • Callampayani
  • Thola Pampa
  • Wila Kasa
  • Salinas Baja
  • Uluchi
  • Jankho Qhoro
  • Taramarca
  • Leconi
  • Laguna
  • Karata
  • Cara Cota
  • Puitira
  • Yockona Centro
  • Tambo Pampa
  • Tacana
  • Ayoma
  • Tomoyo
  • Machaj Marka
  • Amaya Pampa
  • Caloma
  • Challviri
  • Chipara
  • Choquecayara Baja
  • Chullpa Kinray
  • Cotañizo
  • Cruz Ckasa
  • Futina
  • Huayllajara
  • Uluchi I
  • Jachacochi
  • Jalaqueri
  • Jancoyo
  • Machas Marca
  • Pacoco
  • Puma Lawa
  • Salinas Alta
  • Sauce Palca
  • Sopuyo
  • Tacamarca Ii
  • Taypuma
  • Villa Pujro
  • Viscachiri
  • Yocona Alta
  • Yocona Baja
  • Pairumani
  • Lurucachi
  • Falsuri
  • Jackasaya
  • Fichichua Alta
  • Oficiona
  • Caine Kasa
  • Taramarca Iii
  • Estrada
  • La Palca
  • Rosario
  • Muña Chutu
  • Falsuri
  • Huaycochapi -Sub Cebada Kasa
  • Chacamayo
  • Kollu
  • Rio Colorado
  • Qollpa Ckochi
  • Viluyo
  • Chururi
  • Collpa Baja
  • Collpa Alta
  • Jachojo
  • Chuño Jarana
  • Paty Paty
  • Humaphuso
  • Luceria
  • Tococari
  • Wilquir Cocki
  • Vila Pampa
  • Huayoma













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,430
63.7%




Campesino
1,063
6.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
502
3.1%




Indígena
344
2.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,430 || 63.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,063 || 6.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 502 || 3.1%
|-
| Indígena || 344 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
12,716
77.7%
11,390
74.6%




Spanish
9,913
60.6%
7,435
48.7%




Aymara
169
1.0%
311
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 12,716 || 77.7% || 11,390 || 74.6%
|-
| Spanish || 9,913 || 60.6% || 7,435 || 48.7%
|-
| Aymara || 169 || 1.0% || 311 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 13,816 || 15,260
|| 16,363
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=6.1 |m10=5.6 |m15=5.1 |m20=5.7 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.6 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.2 |f30=2.3 |f35=2 |f40=2.2 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.2 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ravelo
 — Potosí
 [050402]





'''Ravelo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Chayanta Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Ravelo is Jaime Canasi Montalvo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ravelo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Sofía Espada Vélez
NGP




1
Alternate
Luis Mamani Pacaja
NGP




2
Member
TBD
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Juliana Huarachi Yupari
A-UPP




3
Member
Santiago Garnica Quispe
PDC




3
Alternate
Lidia Colque Díaz
PDC




4
Member
Ángel Juan Esquivel Paco
APP




4
Alternate
Lidia Rojas Clemente
APP




5
Member
Cresencia Mamani Moreno
POR




5
Alternate
Adolfo Morales Montalvo
POR




6
Member
Irineo Muñoz Pacaja
A.S.




6
Alternate
Paulina Albarado Gonzales
A.S.




7
Member
Inocencio Muñoz Calle
NGP




7
Alternate
Basilia Paco
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Sofía Espada Vélez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Mamani Pacaja''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Juliana Huarachi Yupari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Santiago Garnica Quispe || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Colque Díaz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ángel Juan Esquivel Paco || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Rojas Clemente''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Cresencia Mamani Moreno || rowspan="2" | POR
|-
| Alternate || ''Adolfo Morales Montalvo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Irineo Muñoz Pacaja || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Paulina Albarado Gonzales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Inocencio Muñoz Calle || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Basilia Paco''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Shullca Moroto
  • Chipirina
  • Challuma
  • Challuma Baja
  • Chilcani
  • Yawaco
  • Siquiña
  • Tanga Tanga
  • Teja Huasi
  • Totora
  • Yurubamba
  • Chillcani
  • Sacabamba
  • Ravelo
  • Safiri
  • Arachaca
  • Laca Laca
  • Pampas de Ravelo
  • Patoca
  • Phoco Mache
  • Opariri
  • Tango
  • Chulla
  • Chullpas
  • Ckellu Huasi
  • Parancaya
  • Quivi Quivi
  • Sauce Mayu Centro
  • Sauce Mayu Norte
  • Saytu Pampa
  • Valle
  • Cercado
  • Kucho Era
  • Moqo Cutani
  • Cancha Pujro
  • Tapial
  • Futina -Moko Kotani
  • Molle Kasa
  • Origen Cuiri
  • Uquira
  • Cuiri Baja
  • Arachaca
  • Cancha Pampa
  • Cuiri Teja Molino
  • Tipacari
  • Arichaca
  • Cabra Cancha
  • Palomani
  • Sauce Palca
  • Tolapampa
  • Thurumani
  • Turumani Baja
  • Atocani
  • Pitantora
  • Qomuku
  • Cata Chilla
  • Tambo Khasa
  • Pichacani
  • Sala Kasa
  • Tancar Kasa
  • Yucuri
  • Jiroja
  • Maracori
  • Tomoyo
  • Tomoyo B
  • Yoroka
  • Llajta Pata
  • Llajtapata 1
  • Sorocoto
  • Soroscopa
  • Isluco
  • Chillcani
  • Socorro
  • Kasa Pata
  • Molle Molle
  • Sasanta
  • Sorocoto A
  • Sorocoto B
  • Sorojchi
  • Tranca Ckasa
  • Lecheca
  • Antora
  • Collpa
  • Condolota
  • Uray Rodeo
  • Tolapampa
  • Kalta Kasa
  • Kocha Pampa
  • Surifaya
  • Corral Mayu
  • Mojon
  • Ravelo
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Chimpa Antora
  • Sala Ckucho
  • Kocha Loma
  • Caucha Huayllas
  • Pata Rodeo
  • Cuturi
  • Alizo
  • Herpuma Bajo -Alta
  • Huari Pampa
  • Huayllas
  • Janina Alta
  • Janina Baja
  • Kuturi Quirpe
  • Ckara Ckara
  • Machay Ckasa
  • Pachawi
  • Pichacani
  • Rincon Antora
  • Cancha Pujro
  • Jatun Horko
  • Toroca
  • Cotani
  • Yurac Cancha
  • Lacayani
  • Timaracu Valle
  • Timaraku Puna
  • Yawaco
  • Achiwata
  • Santiago de Tuero
  • Chaqueri
  • Rojaloma













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,760
51.8%




Jalq'a
3,069
18.2%




Campesino
910
5.4%




Qhara Qhara
684
4.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
295
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,760 || 51.8%
|-
| Jalq'a || 3,069 || 18.2%
|-
| Campesino || 910 || 5.4%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 684 || 4.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 295 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
14,557
86.1%
17,075
80.5%




Spanish
9,688
57.3%
9,387
44.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 14,557 || 86.1% || 17,075 || 80.5%
|-
| Spanish || 9,688 || 57.3% || 9,387 || 44.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 20,536 || 21,213
|| 16,909
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.7 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.5 |m25=3 |m30=2.6 |m35=2.7 |m40=3.1 |m45=3.2 |m50=3.1 |m55=3.2 |m60=3.1 |m65=2.4 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.6 |m85=1
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.4 |f20=2.9 |f25=2.4 |f30=2 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.8 |f45=3 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.7 |f60=2.9 |f65=2.2 |f70=1.9 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.8 |f85=1.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pocoata
 — Potosí
 [050403]





'''Pocoata Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Chayanta Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Chayanta Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Pocoata is Silvio Calizaya Huaylla, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pocoata has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Richard García Alvarado
A.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




2
Member
Elizabeth Condori Cassia
CSUTOAPCH




2
Alternate
Germán Arancibia Yapura
CSUTOAPCH




3
Member
Rocia Yucra Huaylla
A.S.




3
Alternate
Celedonio Ibáñez Pacara
A.S.




4
Member
Simón Vilaguayo Copatiti
CSUTOAPCH




4
Alternate
Petronila Plaza Quinteros
CSUTOAPCH




5
Member
Mario Condori Loza
A.S.




5
Alternate
Geovana Tórrez Revollo
A.S.




6
Member
TBD
A.S.




6
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




7
Member
TBD
CSUTOAPCH




7
Alternate
TBD
CSUTOAPCH











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Richard García Alvarado || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elizabeth Condori Cassia || rowspan="2" | CSUTOAPCH
|-
| Alternate || ''Germán Arancibia Yapura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rocia Yucra Huaylla || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Celedonio Ibáñez Pacara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Simón Vilaguayo Copatiti || rowspan="2" | CSUTOAPCH
|-
| Alternate || ''Petronila Plaza Quinteros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mario Condori Loza || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Geovana Tórrez Revollo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | CSUTOAPCH
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cachuyo
  • Patacunca
  • Caracota
  • Cututu
  • Chacafuco
  • Ockoruro
  • Jilacoya
  • Catuma
  • Huañacota
  • Achacana
  • Sarka
  • Saye
  • Taconi Kasa
  • Tambillo
  • Berenguela Yala Wique
  • Tolapampa
  • Calojsa
  • Campaya
  • Totora
  • Turberia
  • Corojti
  • Chanca Tuica
  • Janckockala
  • Chaviza
  • Pocoata
  • Chiaraque
  • Chiriri
  • Churicala
  • Karia
  • Anta
  • Berenguela
  • Catariri
  • Lacayani
  • Coyhuaruma
  • Pacotanca
  • Huabarani
  • Colca Pampa
  • Huancarani
  • Kajchiri
  • Pocochata
  • Jarana
  • Toruga
  • Kea Kea
  • Mikani
  • Orkato
  • Koya Alta
  • Kala Coro
  • Finca Esquena
  • Lupcati
  • Centro Esquena
  • Palca Pocoata
  • Pampoyo
  • Cochini
  • Cochumi
  • Corahuisa
  • Cruce Esquena
  • Fari Machamacha
  • Fito Fari
  • Fito Jarana
  • Huacuyo
  • Jacha Janta
  • Jarana Baja
  • Kapaj Machamac
  • Koya Baja
  • Taquina
  • Pasto Pampa
  • Pocoata Esquena
  • Siquera
  • Suqui
  • Taracachi
  • Taruquiri
  • Tirina
  • Tuyo Tuyo
  • Tururu
  • Uluchi
  • Uyaria
  • Vilaque
  • Vinaya
  • Juruquitiri
  • Yauriri
  • Yojani
  • Yumo
  • Zona Tomata
  • Cayanta
  • Quirqui
  • Llocko Llocko
  • Quirinchata
  • Save
  • Taconi
  • Utavi
  • Pasto Pampa Chacori
  • Sucuma
  • Apacheta
  • Paracaya
  • Chayala
  • Sarijchi
  • Jachataco
  • Quesimpuco
  • Achumani
  • Yacari
  • Kota Kasa
  • Corofaya
  • Danzaña
  • Kirki
  • Cota Cota
  • Pedrani
  • Tambo Corral
  • Thurawi
  • Toctori
  • Turusani
  • Vilapampa
  • Vila Vila
  • Yusfaya
  • Kota
  • Colcani
  • Vila
  • Cenajo
  • Pata Cochi
  • Tuscufaya
  • Tejori
  • Pocorasi
  • Challacuro
  • Tarutani
  • Banduriri
  • Collpakasa
  • Chillamani
  • Charata
  • Otiri
  • Tacarani
  • Torco
  • Tuica
  • Tanana
  • Chulloca
  • Irupujro
  • Amachuma
  • Choco
  • Jikilliri
  • Utavi
  • Vilapampa
  • Villa Alcarapi
  • Chijmo
  • Quesem Phuco
  • Yahuaco
  • Payrumani
  • Ureka
  • Labuyo
  • Quesimpuco
  • Kpaj Rancho
  • Quirqui
  • Lahuata
  • Pararia
  • Tosoco
  • Vilapampa
  • Pati Pati
  • Tuscufaya
  • San Juan de Arros Pata
  • Ñuñumayani
  • Pisata
  • Wilaque
  • Ñuñumayani
  • Arrozpata
  • Ticapampa
  • Tomoyo
  • Mallcocochi
  • San Miguel de Khari
  • Caranja
  • Collana Tuica
  • Ockoruro
  • Laca Laca
  • Chanca Tuica
  • Colty Laca Laca
  • Chawisa
  • Caramache
  • Huataraqui
  • Taconi
  • Siquera













Group
People
%






Quechua
21,695
66.5%




Charka Qhara Qhara
1,612
4.9%




Campesino
1,464
4.5%




Originario
1,080
3.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
702
2.2%




Indígena
650
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 21,695 || 66.5%
|-
| Charka Qhara Qhara || 1,612 || 4.9%
|-
| Campesino || 1,464 || 4.5%
|-
| Originario || 1,080 || 3.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 702 || 2.2%
|-
| Indígena || 650 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
26,177
80.2%
20,699
78.6%




Spanish
22,754
69.7%
14,513
55.1%




Aymara
3,394
10.4%
3,897
14.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 26,177 || 80.2% || 20,699 || 78.6%
|-
| Spanish || 22,754 || 69.7% || 14,513 || 55.1%
|-
| Aymara || 3,394 || 10.4% || 3,897 || 14.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 20,116 || 26,330
|| 32,641
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.8 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.1 |m40=3 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.5
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.4 |f30=2.6 |f35=2.2 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.9
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ocurí
 — Potosí
 [050404]





'''Ocurí Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Chayanta Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Ocurí is Mario Mamani Jurado, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ocurí has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Martín Flores Copa
CAOP




1
Alternate
Marisol Sandi López
CAOP




2
Member
Nicolasa Puma Mamani
A.S.




2
Alternate
Alfredo Choque Quispe
A.S.




3
Member
Florinda Calani Miranda
MTS




3
Alternate
Eloy Laime Packa
MTS




4
Member
Benigna Tórrez Colque
CAOP




4
Alternate
TBD
CAOP




5
Member
Mario Véliz Quiroz
A.S.




5
Alternate
TBD
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Martín Flores Copa || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marisol Sandi López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Nicolasa Puma Mamani || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfredo Choque Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Florinda Calani Miranda || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eloy Laime Packa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Benigna Tórrez Colque || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mario Véliz Quiroz || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Qayarani Alta
  • Canchas Blancas Baja
  • Chillahui
  • Huayraña
  • Morifalla
  • Jatun Huasi
  • Jira Jira
  • Jathun Cancha Alta
  • Tahua Reja
  • Ocuri
  • Peaña
  • Socopoco Alto
  • Chaca Mayo
  • Tapial
  • Pasto Pampa
  • Viscachani
  • Laca Laca
  • Yurimata
  • Amay Chapi
  • Cancha Cancha
  • Chullpa
  • Colca Pujio
  • Jatun Cancha Baja
  • Kollare
  • Loka
  • Lukipampa
  • Phokheri
  • Qalta
  • Rancho Caine
  • Rancho Chinihuata
  • Sacha Cancha
  • Socopoco
  • Socopoco Alta
  • Socopoco Bajo
  • Tarowaque
  • Viloma
  • Pucka Kasa
  • Chari Chari
  • Ckarackarita
  • Saca Saca
  • Phinawi
  • Alcani Baja
  • Caracochi
  • Carachuyo
  • Comerceniga
  • Chaupiloma
  • Ilave Baja -Sub Yurimata
  • Sicuyani
  • Corohuariri
  • Santa Rosa
  • Achachi
  • Amayani
  • Capillani
  • Karimayu
  • Huanuni
  • Pucara
  • Quellu Mayu
  • Silla Silla
  • Lara Mayu
  • Sora Pata
  • Yurimata
  • Condor Quiña
  • Tacacachi
  • Torcori
  • Alcani Alta
  • Huaquiniso Alta
  • Huaquiniso Baja
  • Cocha Pampa
  • Maragua
  • Marcuata
  • Muña Muña
  • Niño Mayu
  • Poca Loma
  • Huayllani Alta
  • Iruja Falsuri
  • Thaparo Alta
  • Thaparo Baja
  • Tojota
  • Torre Caca
  • Utalaquita
  • Viluyo
  • Yareta Ckasa
  • Llucho
  • Lukipampa
  • Puca Kasa
  • Kisca Cancha
  • Anco Cala
  • Kehualluni
  • Puca Puca
  • Marcuma Alta
  • Carretas
  • Chaqui Mayo
  • Kisca Cancha
  • Lagunillas
  • Luki Alta
  • Marcoma Alta
  • Percka
  • Quehuni
  • Yurimata
  • Chaquemayo
  • Palca Huasi
  • Fitty
  • Chairapata
  • Chilcani -Sub Cebada Kasa
  • Chuarani
  • Milluni
  • Ira Pampa
  • Juthy -Sub Juthy
  • Labio -Sub Jamachiri
  • Milluni Alta
  • Fichicachi
  • Huantalle
  • Marcahui
  • Roco Roco
  • Soratiri
  • Santa Fe
  • Catechilla
  • Katawi
  • Machacamarca
  • Taconi
  • Vilacagua













Group
People
%






Quechua
9,159
63.0%




Campesino
1,519
10.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
548
3.8%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
307
2.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,159 || 63.0%
|-
| Campesino || 1,519 || 10.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 548 || 3.8%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 307 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
12,197
83.9%
12,446
77.2%




Spanish
8,712
60.0%
7,098
44.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 12,197 || 83.9% || 12,446 || 77.2%
|-
| Spanish || 8,712 || 60.0% || 7,098 || 44.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 18,516 || 16,118
|| 14,532
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.3 |m10=6.2 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.9 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.5 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.8 |f10=5 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.2 |f25=2.5 |f30=1.9 |f35=2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.9
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro de Macha
 — Potosí
 [050405]





'''San Pedro de Macha Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Chayanta Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Pedro de Macha is Rolando Coria Viscarra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro de Macha has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
TBD
MTS




1
Alternate
Jhonny Lázaro Villca
MTS




2
Member
Claudio Taquichiri Castro
MTS




2
Alternate
Lucía Tincuri Irazábal
MTS




3
Member
Adolfo Paco Anarata
A.S.




3
Alternate
Edith Giuliana Portillo Zurita
A.S.




4
Member
Victoria Condori Janco
MTS




4
Alternate
Máximo Grabiel Gómez
MTS




5
Member
Roberto Ojeda Calle
MTS




5
Alternate
Emiliana Vela Apaza
MTS




6
Member
Agustín Llave Colque
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Delia Mamani Bautista
A-UPP




7
Member
Juanita Choque Rojas
MTS




7
Alternate
Pedro Canaviri Pérez
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Lázaro Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Claudio Taquichiri Castro || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucía Tincuri Irazábal''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Adolfo Paco Anarata || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Edith Giuliana Portillo Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Victoria Condori Janco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Máximo Grabiel Gómez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Roberto Ojeda Calle || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Emiliana Vela Apaza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Agustín Llave Colque || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Delia Mamani Bautista''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Juanita Choque Rojas || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Canaviri Pérez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}


















Group
People
%






Quechua
14,419
68.6%




Campesino
1,783
8.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
742
3.5%




Indígena
376
1.8%




Originario
330
1.6%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
268
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 14,419 || 68.6%
|-
| Campesino || 1,783 || 8.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 742 || 3.5%
|-
| Indígena || 376 || 1.8%
|-
| Originario || 330 || 1.6%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 268 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
17,333
82.5%
15,524
77.9%




Spanish
14,084
67.0%
10,030
50.3%




Aymara
325
1.5%
218
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 17,333 || 82.5% || 15,524 || 77.9%
|-
| Spanish || 14,084 || 67.0% || 10,030 || 50.3%
|-
| Aymara || 325 || 1.5% || 218 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 17,221 || 19,939
|| 21,011
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=6 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.7 |m20=5.1 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.2 |f15=4 |f20=3.7 |f25=2.9 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.1 |f40=2.2 |f45=2 |f50=2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro de Buena Vista
 — Potosí
 [050501]





'''San Pedro de Buena Vista Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Charcas Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. San Pedro de Buena Vista Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Charcas Province.








The Mayor of San Pedro de Buena Vista is Edwin Arancibia Orihuela, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro de Buena Vista has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rebeca Sánchez Lima
MTS




1
Alternate
Romario Vizalla Churata
MTS




2
Member
Nelly Gutiérrez Sejas
PDC




2
Alternate
Juvenal Flores Tupari
PDC




3
Member
Eulogio Mamani Flores
A.S.




3
Alternate
Flora Mamani Choque
A.S.




4
Member
Guillermo Aguilar Montan
MTS




4
Alternate
TBD
MTS




5
Member
Eliana Mareño Lancea
CAOP




5
Alternate
Alfredo Choque Calani
CAOP




6
Member
Geobana Cusimamani Mamani
MTS




6
Alternate
Raúl Quillaguamán Chávez
MTS




7
Member
Beatriz Porco Saca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Roberto Choque García
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rebeca Sánchez Lima || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Romario Vizalla Churata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Nelly Gutiérrez Sejas || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Juvenal Flores Tupari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eulogio Mamani Flores || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Mamani Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Guillermo Aguilar Montan || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Eliana Mareño Lancea || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfredo Choque Calani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Geobana Cusimamani Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Quillaguamán Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Beatriz Porco Saca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Choque García''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 60 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chiñata
  • Vaqueria
  • Banduriri -Huayqueyapu
  • Sacana
  • Coral Khasa - Jatun Jila
  • Keracochi
  • Chiaraque
  • Jatun Jila - Jatun Jila
  • Jancoyo
  • Quinamara -Sub Quinamara
  • San Pedro de Buena Vista
  • Sillaraya
  • Sinto -Sacana
  • Misikuni
  • Nazakara
  • Chacoma
  • Juchuyjila
  • Santa Maria
  • Cala Cala - Jurinsaya
  • Lacaya
  • Coticotini
  • Parihuana
  • Candariri
  • Capitan Pampa
  • Cararia
  • Charahuayto
  • Chawarani
  • Chirimira
  • Chuquibamba
  • Collana
  • Cruz Ckasa
  • Huacapi
  • Huaychayapu
  • Janko Qala
  • Jatun Jila
  • Llallaguani
  • Llavini
  • Orka
  • Palestina
  • Choroma
  • Pasopaya
  • Paucachi
  • Pihipini
  • Queñuma
  • Sajpaya
  • Sicoya
  • Sikiri
  • Simanto
  • Socayani
  • Tarka
  • Tola Tola
  • Umphu
  • Kuchu Rancho
  • Taca Copa
  • Payacari
  • Pumiri
  • Cayarani -Sub Luquipampa
  • Condor Cuchu
  • Banduriri
  • Challa Challa
  • Collana Baja
  • Huaraca
  • Socosani
  • A la Cruz -Sub Micani
  • Vicuñiri
  • Chari Chari
  • Viscachani
  • Cayarani -Sub Luquipampa
  • Pocoatillo
  • Cala Pequeña -Sub Cala Pequeña
  • Lupimarca -Sub Cala Pequeña
  • Chuacollo
  • Irpoma -Sub Cala Pequeña
  • Condor Naza
  • Suarani
  • Micani
  • Tanga Tanga
  • Laqa Laqa
  • Cruz Pampa
  • Capillani
  • Humaje
  • Cala Chicota
  • Cabrini
  • Camata
  • Charoque
  • Chullpa
  • Condor Pampa
  • Coyo Coyo
  • Huari Pampa
  • Ipakori
  • Ipote
  • Jantha Khora
  • Jerereka
  • Kaucari
  • Llavini
  • Machacamarca
  • Matariri
  • Mosoj Questa
  • Ojra
  • Osco Osconi
  • Pallacachi
  • Quicha Quicha
  • Samoma
  • Sivingani
  • Tipa Tipa
  • Ulupiquiri
  • Umachu
  • Aracani
  • Allpaca
  • Suragula Chico
  • Saca Saca -Haciendas
  • Corata - Sacabamba
  • Cruz Pata - Suragua
  • Pocoatillo
  • Sacabamba
  • Tayani
  • Chuacollo
  • Viluyo
  • Cruz Villque
  • Lupiquipa
  • Jachuyo
  • Caimani
  • Condor Naza
  • Huauqueni
  • Laqa Laqa
  • Ichuntasi
  • Atacari
  • Calasaya
  • Canirawa
  • Chincherani
  • Cotata
  • Cuisawani
  • Culliri
  • Jantaniso
  • Laphia
  • Lipis Caima
  • Lujo
  • Moscari
  • Percata
  • Pucara
  • Suicoma
  • Suragua
  • Toco Toco
  • Totorani
  • Escalera
  • Chachacomani
  • Pecaña
  • Ninachata
  • Alto Loma -Orckobamba
  • Chari Chari
  • Chuñojroma
  • Warjata -Chari Chari
  • Waycuta -Chari Chari
  • Mamania -Sub Mamania
  • Larqiri
  • Alto Loma
  • Amutara
  • Carpani
  • Caspi Cancha
  • Cayancas
  • Challoma
  • Chawarani
  • Duraznillo
  • Huaychayapu
  • Huaykuta
  • Huancarani
  • Ichurata
  • Ilili
  • Lluchu
  • Orka
  • Pailota
  • Queñuani
  • San Marcos
  • Sayaga
  • Vilacota
  • Larqueri
  • Cusumi
  • Chiñata
  • Calachaca
  • Chiro Kasa
  • Chiru Cuchu
  • Chiaraque
  • Jachacoro
  • Lankaja
  • Condor Naza
  • Morocoyo
  • Alpacani
  • Picharaya -Sub  Chiro
  • Rio Ñequeta
  • Limaya
  • Santa Maria
  • Takahuani
  • Toracari
  • Llanuma
  • Ñequeta -Sub  Coacari
  • Japo
  • Poetera
  • Jachoyu Ii
  • Jancoyo Grande
  • Alcalaca
  • Condor Cuchu
  • Chuquicota
  • Baltazar
  • Cayastia
  • Coacari
  • Condoriri
  • Escoma
  • Hornouta
  • Jachacalla
  • Lloqueta
  • Lulhitapa
  • Moro Qhoyo
  • Pacachani
  • Paqueri
  • Phararia
  • Saucini
  • Tola Tola
  • Vilacala
  • Vilacota
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Serke
  • Ackoyo
  • Seke
  • Cusumi
  • Challaje -Sub Chirocari
  • Caravillque
  • Huayllas
  • Ipika
  • Pampa Ochojchi
  • Cacomi
  • Viluyo
  • Koña Koña
  • Jancoma
  • Condor Naza
  • Ex Hacienda
  • Lequeleque -Sub Chirocari
  • Huayhuasi
  • Socayapu
  • Jachoyu Ii
  • Cala Chicota
  • Aziruri
  • Chirocari
  • Chullpa
  • Circuyu
  • Cotata
  • Esquencachi
  • Huari Carpa
  • Ipakori
  • Pacachani
  • Pairumani
  • Pisaj Pampa
  • Queñuani
  • Zapacari
  • Chiaraque
  • Caimani
  • Ackoyo
  • Lurucachi













Group
People
%






Quechua
22,176
78.0%




Campesino
1,348
4.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
610
2.1%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
475
1.7%




Indígena
331
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 22,176 || 78.0%
|-
| Campesino || 1,348 || 4.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 610 || 2.1%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 475 || 1.7%
|-
| Indígena || 331 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
23,887
84.1%
22,227
74.1%




Spanish
15,145
53.3%
11,516
38.4%




Aymara
2,758
9.7%
3,325
11.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 23,887 || 84.1% || 22,227 || 74.1%
|-
| Spanish || 15,145 || 53.3% || 11,516 || 38.4%
|-
| Aymara || 2,758 || 9.7% || 3,325 || 11.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 22,005 || 27,639 || 30,012
|| 28,416
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5 |m5=6.2 |m10=6.4 |m15=4.4 |m20=4 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.1 |m35=2.7 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.8 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.8 |f15=4 |f20=3.2 |f25=2.5 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.1 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Toro Toro
 — Potosí
 [050502]





'''Toro Toro Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Charcas Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Toro Toro Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Charcas Province.








The Mayor of Toro Toro is Félix Gonzales Bernal, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Toro Toro has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Delia Esperanza Fernández Rodríguez
MTS




1
Alternate
Justino Calahuma Arispe
MTS




2
Member
José Emilio Martínez Alavi
MTS




2
Alternate
Claudina Umaña Gómez
MTS




3
Member
Irene Aguilar Ramos
MTS




3
Alternate
Fidel Durán Aguilar
MTS




4
Member
Enrrique Vásquez Mamani
MTS




4
Alternate
Bernita Combata Soto
MTS




5
Member
Noemí Olivia Colque Kamake
A.S.




5
Alternate
Víctor Chocotea Condori
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Delia Esperanza Fernández Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Justino Calahuma Arispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José Emilio Martínez Alavi || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudina Umaña Gómez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Irene Aguilar Ramos || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fidel Durán Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Enrrique Vásquez Mamani || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bernita Combata Soto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Noemí Olivia Colque Kamake || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Chocotea Condori''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Araria
  • Luki Cotani
  • Cuñurani -Añahuani
  • Hacienda Loma
  • Toro Toro
  • Cotani
  • Huara Kasa
  • Molle Cancha
  • Vila Kasa
  • Viluyo
  • Rodeo Escalon -Añahuani
  • Pacoata Aceruma -Sub Paloma Pampa
  • Huayllas
  • Macha Cruz Kasa
  • Saychani Chico
  • Chico Pocosuco -Sub Pocosuco
  • La Madera -Sub Pocosuco
  • Pocosuco -Sub Pocosuco
  • Liste
  • Laime Aceruma -Sub Pocosuco
  • Carasi
  • Condor Pampa
  • Lanadera
  • Omereke
  • Paloma Pampa
  • Pampa Rancho
  • Potrero
  • Saca Bamba
  • Saychani
  • Wara Wara
  • Cruz Khasa
  • Calahuta
  • Cla Cala
  • San Pedro de Buena Vista
  • Llallaguani
  • Ovejeria
  • Pata Rancho
  • Qara Pampa
  • Vaqueria
  • Yambata
  • Yunguma
  • Añahuani
  • Palla Palla
  • Paychatas -Palla Palla
  • Tipa Kasa
  • Alcani
  • Saca Villque -Sub Pocosuco
  • Cañada
  • Pampajasi
  • Pucara
  • Punta Aguda
  • Quioma
  • Taconi
  • Wayra Ckasa
  • Yunguillas
  • Cusi Cusi
  • Rancho Pampa
  • Julo Grande
  • Kewayllani
  • Laguna
  • Sucusuma
  • Viña Pampa
  • Calahuta
  • Chullpa Loma
  • Huerta
  • Inca Coral
  • Julo Chico
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Arafani
  • Estrella Kasa -Sub Tambo Kasa
  • Habas Kasa -Sub Tambo Kasa
  • Lupe Lupe
  • Quirusillani
  • Pirhuata
  • Changarani
  • Mojon Ckasa
  • Tambo Kasa
  • Viscachani
  • Añahuani













Group
People
%






Quechua
7,776
72.6%




Campesino
483
4.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
181
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 7,776 || 72.6%
|-
| Campesino || 483 || 4.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 181 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
8,748
81.7%
8,206
75.5%




Spanish
6,880
64.2%
5,183
47.7%




Aymara
508
4.7%
594
5.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 8,748 || 81.7% || 8,206 || 75.5%
|-
| Spanish || 6,880 || 64.2% || 5,183 || 47.7%
|-
| Aymara || 508 || 4.7% || 594 || 5.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,228 || 10,535 || 10,870
|| 10,714
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=6.4 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.5 |m25=3.4 |m30=2.9 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.4 |m65=2 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.6
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.2 |f25=3 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.1 |f65=2 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.8 |f85=1.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cotagaita
 — Potosí
 [050601]





'''Cotagaita Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Nor Chichas Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Cotagaita Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Nor Chichas Province.








The Mayor of Cotagaita is Gerson Hever Villca Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cotagaita has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ximena Montero Rojas
A.S.




1
Alternate
Ireneo Gutiérrez Pallares
A.S.




2
Member
Claret Cinthia Humana Tapia
CONACH-W




2
Alternate
Eulogio Aquino Cruz
CONACH-W




3
Member
Ernesto Ortega Choque
A.S.




3
Alternate
Maritza Magaly Chávez López
A.S.




4
Member
Erwin Milton Choque Aguilar
PDC




4
Alternate
Elisa Salvador Aczama
PDC




5
Member
Inocencio Mamani Guzmán
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Ruth Magdalena Ayma Ocampo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Wilfredo Salvador Chambi
CONACH-W




6
Alternate
Erika Vidaurre Ancasi
CONACH-W




7
Member
Nilo Villca Cárdenas
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Nemesia Anze
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ximena Montero Rojas || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Ireneo Gutiérrez Pallares''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Claret Cinthia Humana Tapia || rowspan="2" | CONACH-W
|-
| Alternate || ''Eulogio Aquino Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ernesto Ortega Choque || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Maritza Magaly Chávez López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Erwin Milton Choque Aguilar || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Elisa Salvador Aczama''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Inocencio Mamani Guzmán || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ruth Magdalena Ayma Ocampo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Wilfredo Salvador Chambi || rowspan="2" | CONACH-W
|-
| Alternate || ''Erika Vidaurre Ancasi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Nilo Villca Cárdenas || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nemesia Anze''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ascapa
  • Cheque
  • Quechisla
  • Cotagaitilla
  • Falsuri
  • Cotagaita
  • Cienega
  • Campo Grande
  • Churqui Pampa
  • Escorque
  • Iricsina
  • Limeta
  • Llajta Chimpa
  • Luchuma
  • Lury
  • Molle Kahua
  • Palca Lili
  • Peras Pampa
  • Punto Suelo
  • Tablaya Palca
  • Totora I
  • Tulti
  • Vicchoca
  • Perka Huasi
  • Ñesqueri
  • Cayti
  • Cholcapa
  • Ckara Ckara Sur
  • Thapi Bajo
  • Tres Cruces
  • Challa Uno
  • Rio Abajo
  • Tocla Rancho
  • Riberalta
  • Tambo Huayco
  • Vichacla
  • Escara
  • Sivingani
  • Urito
  • Chequelte
  • Tumusla
  • Paritana
  • Collpa Uno
  • Calila
  • Checochi
  • Garabisa
  • Jatun Jara
  • Jorjochi
  • Lecoscochi
  • San Jorge
  • Saropalca
  • Sauci Palca
  • Torcochi Chico
  • Torcochi Grande
  • Utampalca
  • Witahui
  • Ketacochi
  • Lincha
  • Jupichaque
  • Pirqui
  • Utarama
  • Chilejla
  • Urupalca
  • Wislla
  • Vilacawa
  • Ckara Ckara Sur
  • Ckara Ckara
  • Sanagati
  • Toropalca
  • Tacmari
  • Laura Chica
  • Pasto Wayco
  • La Carreta
  • Molino
  • Pampa Grande
  • Cerro Colorado
  • Pampa Grande
  • Cruz Pampa
  • Cornaca
  • La Falda
  • Quirve
  • Rancho la Carreta
  • La Carreta
  • Chui Chui
  • Mormorque
  • Rincon Grande
  • Caluyo
  • Caytola
  • Colca
  • Chahuiza
  • Cursani
  • Mocko Pata
  • Pichecla
  • San Luis
  • Tacala
  • Tasna Buen Retiro
  • Kalasaya
  • Chicorque
  • Tasna Rosario
  • San Antonio
  • Pampa Grande
  • Tazna Palca
  • Chicorque
  • Sagrario
  • Laytapi
  • Quinchamali
  • Yapani
  • Kalaparque
  • Miradero
  • Villa Pilacota
  • Ramadas
  • Campanani
  • La Tranca
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Peña Blanca
  • Chati
  • Campanani
  • Lakahuasi
  • Pampa Grande
  • Puquilia
  • Kellaja
  • Tablaya Chica
  • Collpa Uno
  • Manzanal
  • Cornaca
  • Ascanty
  • Tarija Pampa
  • Cazon
  • Churo













Group
People
%






Quechua
12,555
43.0%




Chichas
6,593
22.6%




Campesino
1,592
5.4%




Originario
506
1.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
363
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 12,555 || 43.0%
|-
| Chichas || 6,593 || 22.6%
|-
| Campesino || 1,592 || 5.4%
|-
| Originario || 506 || 1.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 363 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
24,033
82.2%
23,813
74.9%




Quechua
18,779
64.3%
22,111
69.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 24,033 || 82.2% || 23,813 || 74.9%
|-
| Quechua || 18,779 || 64.3% || 22,111 || 69.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 24,494 || 24,025 || 31,801
|| 29,221
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.6 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.9 |m25=4 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.1 |m60=2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.7 |f25=4 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.1 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Vitichi
 — Potosí
 [050602]





'''Vitichi Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Nor Chichas Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Vitichi Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Nor Chichas Province.








The Mayor of Vitichi is Felicindo Chaira Mora, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Vitichi has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Flora Huari Cahuasiri
CONACH-W




1
Alternate
Rudel Tito Gonzales
CONACH-W




2
Member
Gróver Solano Ortega
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Felipa Ocampo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Serafín Colque Vique
CONACH-W




3
Alternate
Fany Vargas
CONACH-W




4
Member
Delfia Flores Yelma
A.S.




4
Alternate
Daniel Puma Cruz
A.S.




5
Member
Ivonne Lucy Vasvaldo Gallego
APB-SÚMATE




5
Alternate
Franklin Eduardo Ocampo Vicente
APB-SÚMATE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Flora Huari Cahuasiri || rowspan="2" | CONACH-W
|-
| Alternate || ''Rudel Tito Gonzales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gróver Solano Ortega || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Felipa Ocampo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Serafín Colque Vique || rowspan="2" | CONACH-W
|-
| Alternate || ''Fany Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Delfia Flores Yelma || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Puma Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ivonne Lucy Vasvaldo Gallego || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Franklin Eduardo Ocampo Vicente''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ayoma Baja
  • Buena Vista
  • Ckajmiri
  • Ckasac Chajra
  • Ayoma Alta
  • Falsuri
  • Pecla Baja
  • Molle Grande
  • Palca de Flores
  • San Antonio
  • Toquenza
  • Toquenza Baja
  • Sivingani
  • Tarcajsi
  • Vitichi
  • Chalavi Poroma
  • Urito
  • Azul Cocha
  • Chapicollo
  • Cienega Aguas Calientes
  • Collpa Pampa
  • Maldonado
  • Pecla Alta
  • Rancho Pasto Huayco
  • San Antonio Bajo
  • Soto Rancho
  • Tambalilla
  • Yawisla
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Calvi
  • Calcha
  • Chalavi
  • Chinchola
  • Villa Pacheco
  • Laura Chica
  • Kehuaca Grande
  • Liruyuc
  • Yurac Cancha
  • Toquenza
  • Toquenza Baja
  • Vitichi
  • Chalavi Poroma
  • Poroma Grande
  • Laura Grande
  • Kehuaca Chica
  • Orkhola
  • Pecka
  • Peckajsi
  • Quiquila
  • Tujpacha
  • Totoca
  • Puca Pampa
  • Ara
  • Estumilla
  • Chosco
  • Turuyuc
  • Vasquez
  • Vitichi
  • Aripalca
  • Yulo
  • Kehuaca Grande
  • Ampa Ampa
  • Caisilla
  • Tusquiña
  • Surmajchi
  • Villa Pacheco
  • Yawisla
  • Ñoquejza
  • Gelchi













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,343
52.5%




Chichas
1,478
14.5%




Campesino
596
5.9%




Originario
419
4.1%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
200
2.0%




Calcha
162
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,343 || 52.5%
|-
| Chichas || 1,478 || 14.5%
|-
| Campesino || 596 || 5.9%
|-
| Originario || 419 || 4.1%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 200 || 2.0%
|-
| Calcha || 162 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,027
78.8%
7,395
69.5%




Quechua
7,821
76.8%
8,555
80.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,027 || 78.8% || 7,395 || 69.5%
|-
| Quechua || 7,821 || 76.8% || 8,555 || 80.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,756 || 11,298 || 10,646
|| 10,184
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4 |m10=4.1 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.4 |m30=3 |m35=3.1 |m40=3 |m45=3.1 |m50=3 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.4 |m65=2.2 |m70=1.7 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.1 |f5=3.8 |f10=4.1 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.1 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.1 |f40=3.1 |f45=3 |f50=3.1 |f55=2.6 |f60=3.1 |f65=2.7 |f70=2.3 |f75=1.8 |f80=1 |f85=1
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sacaca
 — Potosí
 [050701]





'''Sacaca Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Alonso de Ibáñez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Sacaca Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Alonso de Ibáñez Province.








The Mayor of Sacaca is Octavio Ticona Tumili, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sacaca has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gróber Pablo Lisidro
MTS




1
Alternate
Erminia Characayo Aldaba
MTS




2
Member
Rossy Terán Ballesteros
A.S.




2
Alternate
Marcelino Sanka Rodríguez
A.S.




3
Member
Sabina Castillo Lifonso
MTS




3
Alternate
Adrián Felipe Chajmi
MTS




4
Member
Franz Quispe Jachacollo
A.S.




4
Alternate
Zenobia León Rojas
A.S.




5
Member
Félix Gabriel Vitoria
MTS




5
Alternate
Eloteria Sánchez Colque
MTS




6
Member
Patricia Mamani Lazarte
A.S.




6
Alternate
Luis Gonzales Tola
A.S.




7
Member
Eva Paraguayo Colque
MTS




7
Alternate
Emilio Cusi Toaca
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gróber Pablo Lisidro || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Erminia Characayo Aldaba''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rossy Terán Ballesteros || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcelino Sanka Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sabina Castillo Lifonso || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adrián Felipe Chajmi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Franz Quispe Jachacollo || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Zenobia León Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Félix Gabriel Vitoria || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eloteria Sánchez Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Patricia Mamani Lazarte || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Gonzales Tola''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Eva Paraguayo Colque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Emilio Cusi Toaca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cachari
  • Charca
  • Alta Ticanoma I
  • Alta Ticanoma Ii
  • Andamarca
  • Ayuri
  • Callpuma
  • Cayara
  • Tayara
  • Chaquequina
  • Chungara
  • Khuluma
  • Jancko Jancko
  • Iturata
  • Jankoaque
  • Janta Palca
  • Katari Marca
  • Kea Kea
  • Mallcukota
  • Rio Milluni
  • Callpa Callpa
  • Sacani Chico
  • Toco Arke
  • Taipiloma
  • Taraña
  • Tarwachapi
  • Tojota
  • Totoroko
  • Huallqueri
  • Sacaca
  • Cochipampa
  • Qollpani
  • Mallcuchapi
  • Mirokawa
  • Huaraya
  • Janta Kinray
  • Jirapata
  • Humachiwiri
  • Sakani Alto Leque
  • Vitora
  • Vila Pampa
  • Acomarca
  • Acoyo
  • Arke
  • Chikiruyo
  • Kachuma
  • Calapaqueri
  • Camachaqui
  • Camani
  • Cani Mayu
  • Carcoma
  • Casi Casi
  • Chacoma
  • Challaqasa
  • Challuma
  • Chalviri
  • Charca Mikani
  • Chayakeña
  • Checa Chata
  • Chiataca
  • Chillcani
  • Chivirita
  • Chullpani
  • Churuta
  • Chusllunkeri
  • Ckochini
  • Condor Samaña
  • Culluma
  • Fundicion
  • Fundicion Alta
  • Hichutani
  • Huaynacota
  • Humani
  • Jachuyo
  • Jankarachi
  • Jancko Chullpa
  • Jancko Villque
  • Jancko Cruz
  • Janko Apacheta
  • Janquyu
  • Jaruma
  • Jayu Jayu
  • Jistanami
  • Jacuri Kawa
  • Karancani
  • Kayruma
  • Kekesana
  • Khari Khari
  • Kisi Villque
  • Kusilluni
  • Lawa Lawa
  • Laytojo
  • Layupampa
  • Leke
  • Leukene
  • Llapa Llapa
  • Lujo
  • Calazaya
  • Kerunkeru
  • Tictuyo
  • Molino Huma
  • Fundicion Baja
  • Vilacota
  • Camata
  • Lipichi Cayma
  • Palca Ticanoma
  • Pichacani
  • Pichuya
  • Quea Quea
  • Quenajahua
  • Queñuani
  • Sakani
  • Sapoco
  • Sebastian Arke
  • Serke
  • Sillu Sillu
  • Sutuhuana
  • Ticanoma
  • Tojari
  • Tuntani
  • Ventilla
  • Vertuma
  • Vila Ckasa
  • Vila Vila
  • Inguyo
  • Wilaque
  • Kjetimuyo
  • Totoroma
  • Jachacochi
  • Ticona
  • Mamani Marka
  • Tomoyo
  • Wacamachuru
  • Chamacoma
  • Chuñuna
  • Laqhata
  • Huari Marka
  • Tupiza
  • Ovejeria
  • Cantuyo
  • Cayastia
  • Humachiviri
  • Misicuni
  • Patapatani
  • Viscachani
  • Colloma
  • Chijmo
  • Patapata
  • Sacapampa
  • Willacirca













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,374
48.7%




Aymara
2,432
14.1%




Campesino
687
4.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
672
3.9%




Charka
594
3.5%




Charka Qhara Qhara
321
1.9%




Originario
313
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,374 || 48.7%
|-
| Aymara || 2,432 || 14.1%
|-
| Campesino || 687 || 4.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 672 || 3.9%
|-
| Charka || 594 || 3.5%
|-
| Charka Qhara Qhara || 321 || 1.9%
|-
| Originario || 313 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
13,248
77.0%
14,142
72.1%




Spanish
10,993
63.9%
9,800
50.0%




Aymara
4,775
27.8%
5,484
28.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 13,248 || 77.0% || 14,142 || 72.1%
|-
| Spanish || 10,993 || 63.9% || 9,800 || 50.0%
|-
| Aymara || 4,775 || 27.8% || 5,484 || 28.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 15,285 || 18,725 || 19,611
|| 17,205
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=6 |m10=5.9 |m15=4 |m20=4.2 |m25=4 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.6 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.3 |f25=2.7 |f30=2.3 |f35=2.1 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.3 |f60=2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.6 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Caripuyo
 — Potosí
 [050702]





'''Caripuyo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Alonso de Ibáñez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Caripuyo Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Alonso de Ibáñez Province.








The Mayor of Caripuyo is Rogelio Canaviri Colque, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Caripuyo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Saida Quenaya Villca
MTS




1
Alternate
Cristóbal Soliz Villca
MTS




2
Member
Néstor Cala Canaviri
MTS




2
Alternate
Cristina Cruz Choque
MTS




3
Member
Ruth Cuentas Canaviri
A.S.




3
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




4
Member
Paulina Mamani Barro
MTS




4
Alternate
Efraín Canaviri Sierra
MTS




5
Member
Ponciano Santos Cruz Charca
CAOP




5
Alternate
TBD
CAOP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Saida Quenaya Villca || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristóbal Soliz Villca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Néstor Cala Canaviri || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristina Cruz Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ruth Cuentas Canaviri || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Paulina Mamani Barro || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Efraín Canaviri Sierra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ponciano Santos Cruz Charca || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Camani
  • Vilapampa
  • Caripuyo
  • Churiparara
  • Azuriri
  • Caya Cayani
  • Jayoma
  • Pesqueni
  • Vilacasca
  • Coa Coani
  • Huanchaca
  • Lacaya
  • Mikani
  • Tanga Tanga
  • Tangani
  • Cotaña
  • Huanacarani
  • Calatacaza
  • Ceroja
  • Chijmo
  • Moscoma
  • Viscachani
  • Pampa Grande
  • Conchamarca
  • Huanaco Pampa
  • Colpacochi
  • Iru Phutunku
  • Chaicuriri
  • Irunciata
  • Cuchu Challviri
  • Cari Cari
  • Challviri
  • Viluyo
  • Humamarca
  • Jacha Pampa
  • Chojlla
  • Willapampa
  • Khuluta
  • Iru Phutunku
  • Chaquiri
  • Jinchupalla
  • Antani
  • Phutunco
  • Cañaviri
  • Calacondo
  • Catariri
  • Huañachaca
  • Huanchaca
  • Coyanca
  • Carina Pampa
  • Partiri
  • Qaqalli
  • Huañoma Norte
  • Huañoma
  • Huacamayo
  • Queñuachaca
  • Cotacota
  • Chaicuriri
  • Chihuirapi
  • Huanachaca
  • Huanacoma
  • Jachavi
  • Larqueri
  • Taicari
  • Achacanani
  • Aquota
  • Arcuni
  • Calacondo
  • Jachojo
  • Quisi
  • Jaljatiri
  • Pucara
  • Cachuyo
  • Jacha Villque
  • Jancko Jancko
  • Payuta
  • Queñuani
  • Huaylloma
  • Juntavi
  • Ovicera
  • Ura Chocoma
  • San Miguel
  • Huerta Moxho
  • Pata Chacoma













Group
People
%






Aymara
4,550
53.8%




Quechua
1,652
19.5%




Campesino
371
4.4%




Charka Qhara Qhara
175
2.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
140
1.7%




Charka
123
1.5%




Originario
112
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 4,550 || 53.8%
|-
| Quechua || 1,652 || 19.5%
|-
| Campesino || 371 || 4.4%
|-
| Charka Qhara Qhara || 175 || 2.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 140 || 1.7%
|-
| Charka || 123 || 1.5%
|-
| Originario || 112 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,631
78.4%
5,567
64.0%




Aymara
6,064
71.7%
5,946
68.3%




Quechua
5,168
61.1%
5,074
58.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,631 || 78.4% || 5,567 || 64.0%
|-
| Aymara || 6,064 || 71.7% || 5,946 || 68.3%
|-
| Quechua || 5,168 || 61.1% || 5,074 || 58.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,227 || 9,030 || 8,704
|| 8,458
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.9 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.7 |m30=4 |m35=4.1 |m40=3.8 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.8 |m60=2 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.3 |m75=1 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.1 |f25=3 |f30=1.9 |f35=2.2 |f40=2.4 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.3 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tupiza
 — Potosí
 [050801]





'''Tupiza Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sud Chichas Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Tupiza Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Sud Chichas Province.








The Mayor of Tupiza is Juan Carlos Cazón, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tupiza has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Álex Llave Huayta
MTS




1
Alternate
Jahel Jaqueline Mamani Sotar
MTS




2
Member
Maribel Bartolina Tórrez
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Ariel Rodrigo Juárez Cari
A-UPP




3
Member
Ada Amparo Condori Viaña
NGP




3
Alternate
Kevin Ariel Paita Socompi
NGP




4
Member
Herminio Aramayo Silisqui
A.S.




4
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




5
Member
Juana Mamani Maygua
MTS




5
Alternate
Isaac David Trujillo
MTS




6
Member
Hilarión Ayala León
A-UPP




6
Alternate
Danitza Morales Rodríguez
A-UPP




7
Member
Magali Maiz Flores
APP




7
Alternate
Mijael Carvajal Fernández
APP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Álex Llave Huayta || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jahel Jaqueline Mamani Sotar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Maribel Bartolina Tórrez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Rodrigo Juárez Cari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ada Amparo Condori Viaña || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Kevin Ariel Paita Socompi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Herminio Aramayo Silisqui || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Juana Mamani Maygua || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Isaac David Trujillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Hilarión Ayala León || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Danitza Morales Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Magali Maiz Flores || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mijael Carvajal Fernández''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 61 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Tupiza
  • Charahota
  • Chifloca
  • Villa Monte Rico
  • Tambillo Alto
  • La Torre
  • Peña Amarilla
  • Mochara Mayo
  • Papa Chacra
  • Peña Blanca
  • Suycu Chacra
  • San Miguel
  • Almona
  • Angostura
  • Arata
  • Caracota
  • Chillcobija
  • Choroma
  • Cienega
  • Deseada
  • Entre Rios
  • Esmoraca
  • Hornillos
  • Mochara B el Tambo
  • Monte Rico
  • Palala Alta
  • Palatayoj
  • Pilquiza
  • Quebrada Alto
  • Rio Blanco
  • Salo
  • San Jose de Pampa
  • Tambillo
  • Tocloca
  • Sala Huayco
  • Alto Mamahota
  • Chaupi Uno
  • Chuquiago
  • Saladillo
  • Santa Rosa
  • El Kenco
  • Huerta Huayco
  • Pampa Grande
  • Queñua Cancha
  • San Silvestre
  • Suipacha
  • Tomatas
  • Villa Victoria
  • El Molino
  • Pirihuayo
  • Ravilero
  • Barrancas Blancas
  • Charaja
  • Humacha
  • Nazareno
  • Peskho Uno
  • San Juan
  • Supira
  • Chuqui
  • Buenos Aires
  • Queñua Cancha
  • Santa Elena
  • Cancha Pata Sur Chichas
  • San Miguel
  • Huallpa Huasi
  • Molle Puncu
  • Peña Colorada
  • Peskho Uno
  • Pueblo Viejo
  • Tambillo
  • Valle Rico
  • Zapatera
  • Rio Abajo
  • Tres Cruces
  • Talina
  • Checona
  • Iriccina
  • Chillco
  • Chillco
  • Churquiyoc
  • Santo Domingo
  • Estarca
  • Huariraca
  • San Miguel de Porco
  • San Marcos de Pajchi
  • Casilda
  • Avaroa
  • Cucho
  • Yurcuma
  • El Puesto
  • Escorno
  • Tapaxa
  • Palquiyoi
  • Oro Ingenio
  • San Jose de Hornos
  • Villa Providencia
  • Chocaya
  • Oploca
  • Casa Vieja
  • Gallego
  • Torre
  • Torre Wayco
  • El Rancho
  • Isque
  • La Colorada
  • Mizque
  • Villa Pacheco
  • Piedras Blancas
  • El Cabral
  • Inti Cancha
  • Colchas
  • San Dacio
  • Navarro
  • Reynecillas
  • Espicaya
  • Mochara
  • Pillaguar Escapana
  • Chacopampa
  • Espicaya
  • Quiriza
  • San Miguel de Kataty
  • Viscachani
  • Urulica
  • Palquisa
  • Churqui Pampa
  • El Monte
  • Quebrada Seca
  • Santa Barbara
  • Thaqu Wayqu
  • Titihoyo
  • Ichupampa
  • Peña Blanca del Carmen
  • Pampa Grande
  • Acnapa
  • San Jose de Pampa
  • Santa Cruz













Group
People
%






Chichas
16,917
37.1%




Quechua
5,135
11.3%




Campesino
1,712
3.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chichas || 16,917 || 37.1%
|-
| Quechua || 5,135 || 11.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,712 || 3.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
40,587
89.0%
34,961
78.0%




Quechua
14,271
31.3%
17,423
38.9%




Aymara
453
1.0%
686
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 40,587 || 89.0% || 34,961 || 78.0%
|-
| Quechua || 14,271 || 31.3% || 17,423 || 38.9%
|-
| Aymara || 453 || 1.0% || 686 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 40,092 || 38,337 || 44,814
|| 45,590
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.7 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.3 |m40=3 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.7 |f10=5 |f15=4 |f20=3.6 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Atocha
 — Potosí
 [050802]





'''Atocha Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sud Chichas Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Atocha Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Sud Chichas Province.








The Mayor of Atocha is David Morejón Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Atocha has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gróver Calla Vega
A.S.




1
Alternate
Ramona Roxana Mamani Aban
A.S.




2
Member
Luz América Díaz Martínez
APP




2
Alternate
Clemente Mamani Caro
APP




3
Member
Yhuddy Colque Flores
A.S.




3
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




4
Member
Román Córdova Aviza
A.S.




4
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Mery Benítez Machaca
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gróver Calla Vega || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Ramona Roxana Mamani Aban''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Luz América Díaz Martínez || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Clemente Mamani Caro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Yhuddy Colque Flores || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Román Córdova Aviza || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mery Benítez Machaca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Telamayu
  • Atocha Vieja
  • Falsuri
  • Fierro Uno
  • San Vicente
  • Villa Florida
  • Villa Solano
  • Guadalupe
  • Escoriani
  • Chorolque Viejo
  • Chorro
  • Portugalete
  • Tatasi
  • Animas
  • Gran Chocaya
  • Siete Suyos
  • Flores Palca
  • Guadalupe
  • Atocha
  • Churquini
  • Tacmari
  • Totorani
  • Cotani
  • Vetillas
  • San Vicente
  • Peñas Blancas
  • Santa Barbara













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,144
32.7%




Chichas
579
6.0%




Campesino
501
5.2%




Aymara
168
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,144 || 32.7%
|-
| Chichas || 579 || 6.0%
|-
| Campesino || 501 || 5.2%
|-
| Aymara || 168 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,495
88.4%
8,367
74.5%




Quechua
4,001
41.6%
5,134
45.7%




Aymara
229
2.4%
323
2.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,495 || 88.4% || 8,367 || 74.5%
|-
| Quechua || 4,001 || 41.6% || 5,134 || 45.7%
|-
| Aymara || 229 || 2.4% || 323 || 2.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,216 || 9,536 || 11,234
|| 9,610
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.8 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.4 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.6 |m35=4.1 |m40=4.1 |m45=3.7 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.2 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.1 |f20=2.8 |f25=4 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.1 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Colcha K
 — Potosí
 [050901]





'''Colcha K Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Nor Lípez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Colcha K Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Nor Lípez Province.








The Mayor of Colcha K is Gróver Baptista Ali, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Colcha K has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Néstor Muraña Mercado
A.S.




1
Alternate
Ninfa Ali Mercado
A.S.




2
Member
Juan Manuel Cruz Ali
A-UPP




2
Alternate
Ninfa Cayo Mamani
A-UPP




3
Member
Liliam Paty Córdova Lazo
A.S.




3
Alternate
Jhonatan Wálter Martínez Mamani
A.S.




4
Member
Rubén Belén Cabrera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Frecia Elena Calcina Colque
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Fernando Huanca López
A.S.




5
Alternate
Mirtha Quispe Mamani
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Néstor Muraña Mercado || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Ninfa Ali Mercado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Manuel Cruz Ali || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ninfa Cayo Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Liliam Paty Córdova Lazo || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonatan Wálter Martínez Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rubén Belén Cabrera || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Frecia Elena Calcina Colque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fernando Huanca López || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Mirtha Quispe Mamani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Colcha K
  • Bella Vista
  • Mañica
  • Villa Candelaria
  • Santiago Rio Blanco
  • Vila Vila
  • San Cristobal (Minera)
  • Pillina Vilama
  • San Cristobal
  • Catavi
  • Villa Catavi
  • Arenales
  • Culpina K
  • Iscay Uno -San Cristobal
  • Serena Vinto
  • Ramaditas
  • Santiago de Agencha
  • Santiago de Chuvica
  • Zoniquera
  • Villa Mar
  • Copacabana
  • Rio Grande
  • San Juan
  • Santiago K
  • Santiago de Chuvica
  • Atulcha
  • Aguaquiza
  • Tambillo Ledezma
  • Pampa Grande
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Uyuni K
  • Villa Loma
  • Cocani
  • Viluyo
  • Pozo Cavado
  • Loma Colorada
  • Porco
  • Rio Marquez
  • Viacha
  • Guadalupe
  • Julaca
  • Llavica
  • Cieneguillas
  • Rio Grande
  • Vinto K













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,910
46.4%




Lípez
874
6.9%




Campesino
546
4.3%




Aymara
372
2.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,910 || 46.4%
|-
| Lípez || 874 || 6.9%
|-
| Campesino || 546 || 4.3%
|-
| Aymara || 372 || 2.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
11,147
87.5%
10,203
78.5%




Quechua
6,815
53.5%
7,860
60.5%




Aymara
367
2.9%
571
4.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,147 || 87.5% || 10,203 || 78.5%
|-
| Quechua || 6,815 || 53.5% || 7,860 || 60.5%
|-
| Aymara || 367 || 2.9% || 571 || 4.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,733 || 9,645 || 12,997
|| 12,740
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.8 |m15=5.1 |m20=3.6 |m25=4.3 |m30=5 |m35=4.9 |m40=4.3 |m45=3.3 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=1 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.4 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.1 |f25=4.1 |f30=4 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.3 |f70=1 |f75=1 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro de Quemes
 — Potosí
 [050902]





'''San Pedro de Quemes Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Nor Lípez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. San Pedro de Quemes Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Nor Lípez Province.








The Mayor of San Pedro de Quemes is Miguel Ángel Copa Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro de Quemes has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Leidy Yesenia Nina Copa
A.S.




1
Alternate
Paúl Jhonathan Cayo Ayala
A.S.




2
Member
Gladys Thalía Ramos Bartolomé
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
TBD
A.S.




3
Alternate
Carmen Rosmery Cayo Quispe
A.S.




4
Member
Samuel Ticona Alvino
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Esther Abigail Condori Cayo
A.S.




5
Alternate
Juan Carlos Choque López
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Leidy Yesenia Nina Copa || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Paúl Jhonathan Cayo Ayala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gladys Thalía Ramos Bartolomé || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Rosmery Cayo Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Samuel Ticona Alvino || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Esther Abigail Condori Cayo || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Carlos Choque López''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Pedro de Quemes
  • Cana
  • Ladislao Cabrera
  • Pelcoya
  • Chiguana
  • Cana
  • Pajancha
  • Avaroa
  • Ladislao Cabrera
  • Pelcoya













Group
People
%






Quechua
724
44.7%




Lípez
225
13.9%




Aymara
46
2.8%




Campesino
28
1.7%




Originario
23
1.4%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
21
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 724 || 44.7%
|-
| Lípez || 225 || 13.9%
|-
| Aymara || 46 || 2.8%
|-
| Campesino || 28 || 1.7%
|-
| Originario || 23 || 1.4%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 21 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,454
89.7%
860
81.1%




Quechua
607
37.4%
273
25.8%




Aymara
56
3.5%
51
4.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,454 || 89.7% || 860 || 81.1%
|-
| Quechua || 607 || 37.4% || 273 || 25.8%
|-
| Aymara || 56 || 3.5% || 51 || 4.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 587 || 815 || 1,060
|| 1,621
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.3 |m5=3.5 |m10=4.6 |m15=5 |m20=5.8 |m25=4.9 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.9 |m45=3.4 |m50=4.6 |m55=2 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.9 |f5=2.8 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.3 |f20=2.8 |f25=3 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.5 |f40=4.1 |f45=3.4 |f50=2 |f55=2.3 |f60=1.7 |f65=2.3 |f70=1 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pablo de Lípez
 — Potosí
 [051001]





'''San Pablo de Lípez Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sud Lípez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Sud Lípez Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of San Pablo de Lípez is Filemón Flores Nina, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pablo de Lípez has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Wilber Miranda Gómez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Celia Nina Gutiérrez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Mariela Inés Bernal Berna
NGP




2
Alternate
Olvis Antonio Esquivel Berna
NGP




3
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Bernardo Alejo Miranda
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Yamil Yerco Baptista López
NGP




4
Alternate
TBD
NGP




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Wilber Miranda Gómez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Celia Nina Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mariela Inés Bernal Berna || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Olvis Antonio Esquivel Berna''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bernardo Alejo Miranda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yamil Yerco Baptista López || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cerrillos
  • Cerro Colorado
  • Polulos
  • San Pablo de Lipez
  • Santa Isabel
  • Rio San Pablo
  • Relave
  • San Antonio de Lipez
  • Kollpani
  • Quetena Chico
  • Quetena Grande













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,174
37.3%




Otros pueblos indígenas extranjeros
655
20.8%




Lípez
343
10.9%




Campesino
76
2.4%




Aymara
43
1.4%




Originario
38
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,174 || 37.3%
|-
| Otros pueblos indígenas extranjeros || 655 || 20.8%
|-
| Lípez || 343 || 10.9%
|-
| Campesino || 76 || 2.4%
|-
| Aymara || 43 || 1.4%
|-
| Originario || 38 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,623
83.3%
2,287
67.8%




Quechua
1,497
47.5%
1,708
50.7%




Other
524
16.6%
0
0.0%




Aymara
43
1.4%
60
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,623 || 83.3% || 2,287 || 67.8%
|-
| Quechua || 1,497 || 47.5% || 1,708 || 50.7%
|-
| Other || 524 || 16.6% || 0 || 0.0%
|-
| Aymara || 43 || 1.4% || 60 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,412 || 2,523 || 3,371
|| 3,150
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.8 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.3 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Mojinete
 — Potosí
 [051002]





'''Mojinete Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sud Lípez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Mojinete is Diodoro Quispe Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Mojinete has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Cristina Mamani Zotar
A.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




2
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
TBD
A.S.




3
Alternate
Eduarda Aban Ventura
A.S.




4
Member
TBD
A.S.




4
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




5
Member
Filomena Rueda Betancourth
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Cristina Mamani Zotar || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Eduarda Aban Ventura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Filomena Rueda Betancourth || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Mojinete
  • Pueblo Viejo
  • Casa Pintada
  • Bonete Palca
  • La Cienega
  • Casa Grande













Group
People
%






Quechua
606
59.1%




Lípez
141
13.8%




Indígena
39
3.8%




Originario
14
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 606 || 59.1%
|-
| Lípez || 141 || 13.8%
|-
| Indígena || 39 || 3.8%
|-
| Originario || 14 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
891
86.9%
913
77.4%




Quechua
653
63.7%
798
67.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 891 || 86.9% || 913 || 77.4%
|-
| Quechua || 653 || 63.7% || 798 || 67.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 637 || 716 || 1,180
|| 1,025
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=3.5 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.9 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.8 |m40=4.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=1.8 |m55=2 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.1 |f10=5.1 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.8 |f25=4.1 |f30=4.7 |f35=3.2 |f40=3.4 |f45=3.1 |f50=2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.6 |f65=2 |f70=1.5 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Antonio de Esmoruco
 — Potosí
 [051003]





'''San Antonio de Esmoruco Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Sud Lípez Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Antonio de Esmoruco is Pedro Licantica Quispe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Antonio de Esmoruco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
TBD
A.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




2
Member
Teresa Quispe Acho
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Jesús Paredes Mendoza Flores
A.S.




3
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




4
Member
Roberto Belarmino Flores Cosme
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
TBD
A.S.




5
Alternate
TBD
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Teresa Quispe Acho || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jesús Paredes Mendoza Flores || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Roberto Belarmino Flores Cosme || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 62 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Antonio de Esmoruco
  • El Tholar
  • Rio Mojon
  • Ocke Orkho de Quillacas
  • San Antonio de Esmoruco
  • Guadalupe













Group
People
%






Lípez
1,113
57.5%




Quechua
411
21.2%




Originario
32
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Lípez || 1,113 || 57.5%
|-
| Quechua || 411 || 21.2%
|-
| Originario || 32 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,632
84.3%
1,702
74.5%




Quechua
1,273
65.8%
1,353
59.2%




Other
271
14.0%
0
0.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,632 || 84.3% || 1,702 || 74.5%
|-
| Quechua || 1,273 || 65.8% || 1,353 || 59.2%
|-
| Other || 271 || 14.0% || 0 || 0.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,109 || 1,666 || 2,284
|| 1,936
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.6 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.3 |m35=3 |m40=3.2 |m45=3 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.3 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.3 |f10=4.8 |f15=5.3 |f20=4 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.5
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puna
 — Potosí
 [051101]





'''Puna Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Linares Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Linares Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Puna is Enrique Flores Olimpo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puna has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juan Huilson Aiza Álvares
CAOP




1
Alternate
Clara Soto Villalpando
CAOP




2
Member
Elizabeth Vera Méndez
A.S.




2
Alternate
José Luis Márquez Equice
A.S.




3
Member
Toribia Flores Chumacero
A-UPP




3
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP




4
Member
Hilda Jancko Acebo
MTS




4
Alternate
Heriberto Llampa Vilaman
MTS




5
Member
Rosa Herlinda Pereira Ramos
CAOP




5
Alternate
Epifanio Relos Mendoza
CAOP




6
Member
Mauricio Cruz Ventura
A.S.




6
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




7
Member
Máximo Bonifacio Rojas
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Carolina Villca Guzmán
A-UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan Huilson Aiza Álvares || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Clara Soto Villalpando''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elizabeth Vera Méndez || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Márquez Equice''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Toribia Flores Chumacero || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Hilda Jancko Acebo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Heriberto Llampa Vilaman''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rosa Herlinda Pereira Ramos || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''Epifanio Relos Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Mauricio Cruz Ventura || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Máximo Bonifacio Rojas || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carolina Villca Guzmán''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Killipiza
  • Papitaño
  • Socachavi
  • Tembladera
  • Yagua Yagua
  • Puca Kari
  • Puna
  • Santiago Checachita
  • Cala Cala
  • Huma Huira
  • Ckatala
  • Huancarani
  • Kelu
  • Jayaquila
  • Pata Ckasa
  • Puna Lackaya
  • Socoila
  • Yascapi
  • Picha Pampa
  • Villca Villca
  • Curasi
  • Ckochas
  • Falsuri
  • Qhoyuta
  • Capaña
  • Chacabuco
  • Compania
  • Huaycaya
  • Charojsi
  • Chinoli
  • Chinoli Baja
  • Cruz Patilla
  • Curahuari
  • Monte Negro
  • San Lorenzo
  • Tocorpaya
  • Turquiña
  • Miculpaya
  • Parota
  • Calala
  • Guadalupe
  • Taña Villque
  • Monte Rico
  • Cruz Pata Pampa
  • Esmeralda
  • Esmeralda Alta
  • Esmeralda Baja
  • Huatina
  • Jatun Orcko
  • Katariri
  • Khewallo Ckocha
  • Laguna Pampa
  • Lampazoni
  • Maraza
  • Micmic
  • Paiquilama
  • San Rafael
  • San Silvestre
  • Suquicha
  • Ticala
  • Tocla
  • Totora Lajas
  • Ulti
  • Uvila
  • Central Alta
  • Jancko Huaje
  • Capaña
  • Thanta Cancha
  • Yayani
  • Esmeralda Central
  • Nohata
  • Aycha Huasi
  • Chimola
  • Mulajara
  • Pajchilla
  • Santa Ana
  • Vilacaya
  • Phusuta
  • Puca Puca
  • Belen
  • Mojona
  • Vilcuyo
  • Santa Rosa Belen
  • Charcoma
  • Molino Pampa
  • Ocuri
  • Totora Palca
  • Vilamani
  • El Molino
  • San Juan de Falsuri
  • Canqui Mayo
  • Kanqui Mayu
  • Otavi
  • Tomola
  • Muquina
  • Huma Huira
  • Muña Qasa
  • Villa Nueva
  • Kapalla
  • Cancha Cancha
  • Cerque
  • Chaqui
  • Iscallani
  • Pocojchi
  • Molle Puncu
  • Ñuqui
  • Pampa Tambo
  • Sunchu Pampa
  • Tacla
  • Trigo Pampa
  • Tucultapi
  • Yascapi
  • Yurac Cancha
  • Samiri Talula
  • Mojona
  • Huayko Chira
  • Alcatuyo
  • Huaractoma
  • Pacaja
  • Pacasi
  • Kerani
  • Cantuyo
  • Chuguaña
  • Cala Cala
  • Chillcani
  • Turiza
  • Tauka
  • Condoriri
  • Molo Molo
  • Inchasi
  • Pucakari Grande
  • Ajatuyo
  • Alcatuyo
  • Sepulturas













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,732
65.5%




Campesino
1,299
7.9%




Originario
288
1.8%




Unspecified Indigenous
267
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,732 || 65.5%
|-
| Campesino || 1,299 || 7.9%
|-
| Originario || 288 || 1.8%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 267 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
13,255
80.9%
17,312
79.0%




Spanish
12,654
77.2%
14,733
67.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 13,255 || 80.9% || 17,312 || 79.0%
|-
| Spanish || 12,654 || 77.2% || 14,733 || 67.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 23,612 || 21,917
|| 16,389
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4 |m10=4.6 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.7 |m25=3.3 |m30=2.7 |m35=2.7 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.5 |m65=2.5 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.1 |f30=2.5 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.8 |f50=3 |f55=3 |f60=3.3 |f65=2.9 |f70=2.4 |f75=1.9 |f80=1 |f85=1.1
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Caiza D
 — Potosí
 [051102]





'''Caiza D Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Linares Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Caiza D is Gregorio Anze Ramírez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Caiza D has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Flora Estrada Ramos
A-UPP




1
Alternate
José David Cuiza Yucra
A-UPP




2
Member
Magali Vedia Cruz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
TBD
A.S.




3
Alternate
Flora Aguilar Choquevillca
A.S.




4
Member
Marcos Verbo Vásquez
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Claudia Sonia Aguilar Aguilar
A-UPP




5
Member
Victoria Carmín Flores Bonifacio
APB-SÚMATE




5
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Flora Estrada Ramos || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''José David Cuiza Yucra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Magali Vedia Cruz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Flora Aguilar Choquevillca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marcos Verbo Vásquez || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Claudia Sonia Aguilar Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Victoria Carmín Flores Bonifacio || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Cata Cata
  • Chillma
  • Tacara
  • Kanqui
  • Caltapi Alto
  • Chajnacaya
  • Chillma Molino
  • Chinquillani
  • Jatun Mayu
  • Quiruchata
  • Caiza D
  • Tapi
  • Potoma
  • Chairiri
  • Cuchu Ingenio
  • Pumiri
  • Chingurani
  • Cucho Ingenio
  • Jatun Pampa
  • Ockoruro
  • Alajila
  • Sekellapo
  • Chilacaya
  • Laja Tambo
  • Palca Cancha
  • Tres Cruces Garnica
  • Caiza D
  • Tapi
  • La Lava
  • Talina
  • Bella Vista
  • Hornos
  • Qara Qara
  • Salitral
  • Villa Verde
  • Chulpa
  • Chilacaya
  • Tuctapari
  • Caltapi Bajo
  • Caltapi Puncu
  • Guadalupe
  • Silvi
  • Vera Cruz
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Chavarria
  • Jatum Pampa Visigsa
  • La Fragua
  • Molle Molle
  • Pancochi
  • Kestuchi
  • Huichaca
  • Jari
  • Taratuma
  • Challallapu
  • Churqui Churqui













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,960
68.9%




Campesino
371
2.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,960 || 68.9%
|-
| Campesino || 371 || 2.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,576
81.4%
8,918
73.9%




Quechua
9,262
71.3%
8,947
74.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,576 || 81.4% || 8,918 || 73.9%
|-
| Quechua || 9,262 || 71.3% || 8,947 || 74.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 10,914 || 12,067
|| 12,999
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.5 |m35=3 |m40=3 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.2 |m55=2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.8 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.9 |f20=4 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.4 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ckochas
 — Potosí
 [051103]





'''Ckochas Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Linares Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Ckochas is Juan Chiri Cárdenas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ckochas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Abel Estrada Baltazar
MTS




1
Alternate
Elva Ramírez Flores
MTS




2
Member
Flora Mico Álvares
A.S.




2
Alternate
Germán Mamani Castro
A.S.




3
Member
Marcelina Cárdenas Sausa
MTS




3
Alternate
Esteban Menchaca Choque
MTS




4
Member
Nicolaz Carmona Condori
A.S.




4
Alternate
Martha Villca Bejarano
A.S.




5
Member
Gregorio Rivera Toro
MTS




5
Alternate
María Elena Martínez Espinoza
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Abel Estrada Baltazar || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elva Ramírez Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Flora Mico Álvares || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Germán Mamani Castro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Marcelina Cárdenas Sausa || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Esteban Menchaca Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nicolaz Carmona Condori || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Martha Villca Bejarano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gregorio Rivera Toro || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Elena Martínez Espinoza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Auca Pampa
  • Capillani
  • Carpa Huata
  • Chimpa Pata
  • Ckochas
  • Escota
  • Janchillani
  • San Sebastian Alta
  • Esquiri
  • Mojon Pampa
  • Rancho Rosario
  • San Pedro
  • Saya Marca
  • Talula
  • Uyuni
  • Canchas
  • Calapaya
  • Chicha Pampa
  • Concepcion
  • Huara Huara
  • Keluyo
  • Legua Pampa
  • Llajtapara
  • Melena Alta
  • Sajpaya
  • San Jacinto
  • San Sebastian
  • Suchina
  • Suchina Baja
  • Terma
  • Villa Santa Barbara
  • Cantuyo
  • San Jose
  • Barbechos
  • Cebadillas
  • Collpa Mayu
  • Oronckota
  • Ckochas
  • Huayllajara
  • Ladera
  • Lajas
  • Marcavi Bajo
  • Marcavi Chico
  • Marcavi Grande
  • Media Luna
  • Miscka Mayu
  • Pampa Huasi
  • Panti Pampa
  • Portachuelo
  • Pucara
  • Rodeo Pampa
  • San German
  • Seocochi
  • Trigo Loma
  • Quebrada
  • Aguada
  • Añaguayu
  • Checchi
  • Ckochani
  • Cochiro
  • Fatima
  • Huayruro
  • Piedra Grande
  • Rio Arriba
  • Salapampa
  • Salva Alta
  • Turuchipa
  • Huayllave
  • Duraznos
  • Potreros
  • Tiu Pampa
  • Escota
  • Choque Mayu
  • Hoyada
  • Mal Pasos
  • Marcavi
  • Mojon Ckasa
  • Molle Molle
  • Molles
  • Potreros Altos
  • Saytu Pamba
  • Tambillos
  • Taracchi
  • Tipa Pampa
  • Tullmisa
  • Yaretas
  • Rio Abajo
  • Collpa Mayu













Group
People
%






Quechua
9,950
69.4%




Campesino
1,532
10.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
180
1.3%




Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC
144
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,950 || 69.4%
|-
| Campesino || 1,532 || 10.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 180 || 1.3%
|-
| Combinación de conceptos de NPIOC || 144 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
11,785
82.2%
12,501
79.1%




Spanish
9,302
64.9%
7,889
49.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 11,785 || 82.2% || 12,501 || 79.1%
|-
| Spanish || 9,302 || 64.9% || 7,889 || 49.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref1]
|-
|| 16,886 || 15,812
|| 14,338
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=5.7 |m10=6.1 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.5 |m25=3.8 |m30=2.9 |m35=2.5 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.5
|f0=4.7 |f5=4.8 |f10=5.9 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.1 |f25=3 |f30=2.2 |f35=2.3 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.7
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Uyuni
 — Potosí
 [051201]





'''Uyuni Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Quijarro Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Quijarro Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Uyuni is Misael Christian López Medina, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Uyuni has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ruth Digna Choque Carme
PDC




1
Alternate
Marcos Yeimar Ortega Mamani
PDC




2
Member
Carmen Muraña Apala
LIBRE




2
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




3
Member
José Adalberto Flores Flores
MTS




3
Alternate
Rosse Lenny Flores Aguilar
MTS




4
Member
Román Martínez Moreira
PDC




4
Alternate
Sonia Mamani Romero
PDC




5
Member
Sonia Cordiva Cruz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Germán Blas Díaz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
David Dennis Cayo López
APP




6
Alternate
Dora Miriam Mamani Ramos
APP




7
Member
Sandra Mérida Huayllani
CAOP




7
Alternate
TBD
CAOP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ruth Digna Choque Carme || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcos Yeimar Ortega Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Carmen Muraña Apala || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Adalberto Flores Flores || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosse Lenny Flores Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Román Martínez Moreira || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Sonia Mamani Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sonia Cordiva Cruz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Germán Blas Díaz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || David Dennis Cayo López || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''Dora Miriam Mamani Ramos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Sandra Mérida Huayllani || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Uyuni
  • Colchani
  • Cerdas
  • Sullchi
  • Noel Mariaca
  • Lequepata
  • Amachuma
  • Kulla
  • Villa Wilque
  • Chacala
  • Jaruma
  • Chita
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Orongenio
  • Pampa Grande
  • Chacala
  • Agua Dulce
  • Anarroyo
  • Kala Pisaca
  • Cala Cala
  • Candelaria de Viluyo
  • Challacota
  • Huancarani B
  • Ichurata
  • Tiñaquiri
  • Molle Pata
  • Vitacasi
  • Potoco
  • Santiago de Larco
  • Sau Sau
  • Tusqui
  • Villa Pucarani
  • Vinto
  • Huarimarca
  • Huatacalla
  • Kala Ventana
  • Xintuta
  • Keluyo Alto Alianza
  • Quehua
  • Parapara
  • Alpa Cani
  • Bella Vista
  • Coroma
  • Huancarani A
  • Machacoyo
  • Munaypata
  • Pacullani
  • Playa Verde
  • Rio Anta
  • Rio Maycoma
  • Rio Sencoma
  • Sajsi
  • Suma
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Carhuaycollo
  • Cochicochi
  • Chico Chico
  • Patajuyo
  • Pachji
  • Kellakella
  • Jaruma
  • Huanchaca
  • Pulacayo
  • Rio Mulato













Group
People
%






Quechua
9,632
27.3%




Aymara
3,310
9.4%




Originario
805
2.3%




Campesino
716
2.0%




Coroma
556
1.6%




Killacas
466
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,632 || 27.3%
|-
| Aymara || 3,310 || 9.4%
|-
| Originario || 805 || 2.3%
|-
| Campesino || 716 || 2.0%
|-
| Coroma || 556 || 1.6%
|-
| Killacas || 466 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
31,107
88.1%
23,153
78.0%




Quechua
12,192
34.5%
12,488
42.1%




Aymara
3,987
11.3%
5,051
17.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 31,107 || 88.1% || 23,153 || 78.0%
|-
| Quechua || 12,192 || 34.5% || 12,488 || 42.1%
|-
| Aymara || 3,987 || 11.3% || 5,051 || 17.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 19,639 || 18,705 || 29,672
|| 35,318
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.1 |m20=3.7 |m25=4 |m30=4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.4 |m50=2 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.9 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.4 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.5 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tomave
 — Potosí
 [051202]





'''Tomave Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Quijarro Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Tomave is Máximo Fidel Ramírez Cruz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tomave has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
José Cutipa Anagua
MTS




1
Alternate
TBD
MTS




2
Member
Maday Choque Mamani
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
Sindulfo Mamani Chirinos
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Soraya Petronila Aguilar Copa
MTS




3
Alternate
Víctor Flores Ramírez
MTS




4
Member
Marisol Mollo Paco
A.S.




4
Alternate
César Condo Calizaya
A.S.




5
Member
Rubén Cruz Ramos
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Cutipa Anagua || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Maday Choque Mamani || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Sindulfo Mamani Chirinos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Soraya Petronila Aguilar Copa || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Flores Ramírez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marisol Mollo Paco || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''César Condo Calizaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rubén Cruz Ramos || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cuchagua
  • El Asiento
  • Puntura
  • Keluyo Cusco
  • Suntura
  • Tomave
  • Ventilla
  • Carlos Machicado
  • Quisavinto
  • Altipampa
  • Jachioco
  • Maquela Tomave
  • Yura
  • Sayarani
  • Villa Concepcion
  • Viluyo
  • Anchacaya
  • Colchaje
  • Quinanchi
  • Opoco
  • Saruyo
  • Opoco
  • San Pedro de Opoco
  • Chapicollo
  • Janco Marca
  • Carlos Machicado
  • Chiujati
  • Jachuma
  • Arislaca
  • Parcajsi
  • Ubina
  • Chifluyo
  • Challa
  • Totora K
  • Tolapampa
  • Calerias
  • Chifluyo
  • Sivingani
  • Totora
  • Jancoyo
  • Huaylloca
  • Challa Pampa
  • Lacutani
  • Charara
  • Charcoyo
  • Chiquira
  • Collpa Collpa
  • Kanlliri
  • Marcavi
  • Pecataya
  • Tapiquila
  • Rio Abajo
  • Putuma
  • Vaquerias
  • Tauro
  • Tojra Pampa
  • Thulta
  • Vila Vila
  • Visigza
  • Vistira
  • Yura
  • Korka
  • Huayrani
  • Chajti
  • Churquipampa
  • Collpa
  • Jalsuri
  • Lapa Lapa
  • Llajtavi
  • Pajcha
  • Pelca
  • Peras Pampa
  • Punutuma
  • Quiñuri
  • Rio Layco
  • Taro
  • Thaco Thaco Chuaña
  • Vilaque
  • Visigsa
  • Saika Wintu
  • Uta Cuchu
  • Cantata
  • Chocala
  • Quepichaqui
  • Tocochi
  • Chatala
  • Alcamari
  • Chullpa
  • Poquerani
  • Calazaya
  • Bacuyo
  • Tarata
  • Vilacota
  • Chamuyo
  • Chiutaca
  • Uracaya
  • Villa San Juan
  • Pupjani
  • Cotaloma -Villa Pucarani
  • Rinconales
  • Kilpani
  • Arenales
  • Pacanacsi
  • Quilluvinto
  • Tica Tica
  • Apacheta
  • San Francisco
  • Totora
  • Huatajchi
  • Zuna
  • Ollerias
  • Maquela Tomave
  • Totora Palca
  • Villa Florida
  • Tocarge
  • Maquela Yura
  • Tatuca
  • Churqui Wintu
  • Cuchagua
  • Tacora
  • Apacheta
  • San Francisco de Tarana
  • Tarana
  • Parantaca
  • Saruyo
  • Huatajchi













Group
People
%






Quechua
4,400
56.1%




Killacas
543
6.9%




Originario
346
4.4%




Campesino
269
3.4%




Otros ayllus, marcas y organizaciones territoriales
80
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 4,400 || 56.1%
|-
| Killacas || 543 || 6.9%
|-
| Originario || 346 || 4.4%
|-
| Campesino || 269 || 3.4%
|-
| Otros ayllus, marcas y organizaciones territoriales || 80 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,740
85.9%
6,899
77.9%




Quechua
5,317
67.8%
6,519
73.6%




Aymara
358
4.6%
603
6.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,740 || 85.9% || 6,899 || 77.9%
|-
| Quechua || 5,317 || 67.8% || 6,519 || 73.6%
|-
| Aymara || 358 || 4.6% || 603 || 6.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,008 || 7,970 || 8,854
|| 7,845
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.9 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.2 |m20=3.5 |m25=3.1 |m30=3.2 |m35=3 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.4 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.9 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.4 |f5=5.1 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.3 |f30=2.7 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.5 |f60=2.6 |f65=2.5 |f70=2.2 |f75=1.7 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Porco
 — Potosí
 [051203]





'''Porco Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Quijarro Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Porco is Omar Quispe Astoraique, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Porco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Guido Quispe Acebey
A.S.




1
Alternate
Nicol Trinidad Montaño Astoraique
A.S.




2
Member
Carmen Rosa Huanaco Choque
APP




2
Alternate
TBD
APP




3
Member
Silvia Beatriz Mollo Mora
A.S.




3
Alternate
Diony Alberto Uño Mamani
A.S.




4
Member
Almir Arnulfo Ramos Quispe
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Alternate
Brissa Mail Huanaco Gutiérrez
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Member
Marcos Portillo Véliz
A.S.




5
Alternate
Delina Coro Gómez
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Guido Quispe Acebey || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicol Trinidad Montaño Astoraique''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Carmen Rosa Huanaco Choque || rowspan="2" | APP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Silvia Beatriz Mollo Mora || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Diony Alberto Uño Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Almir Arnulfo Ramos Quispe || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Brissa Mail Huanaco Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Marcos Portillo Véliz || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Delina Coro Gómez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 63 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Chimpaya
  • Porco
  • Sora Sora
  • Condoriri
  • Sora Molino
  • Tocontaca
  • Rosario
  • Chichuyo
  • Palca Mayu
  • Topala
  • Chaquilla
  • Carma
  • Sora Molino
  • Torcuyo
  • Visigza
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Churcuita
  • Churqui Huasi













Group
People
%






Quechua
6,410
43.7%




Campesino
663
4.5%




Qhara Qhara
452
3.1%




Aymara
147
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 6,410 || 43.7%
|-
| Campesino || 663 || 4.5%
|-
| Qhara Qhara || 452 || 3.1%
|-
| Aymara || 147 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,519
85.4%
8,002
73.6%




Quechua
8,143
55.6%
6,216
57.2%




Aymara
284
1.9%
182
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,519 || 85.4% || 8,002 || 73.6%
|-
| Quechua || 8,143 || 55.6% || 6,216 || 57.2%
|-
| Aymara || 284 || 1.9% || 182 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,737 || 5,959 || 10,866
|| 14,654
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.4 |m15=4 |m20=5.9 |m25=5.9 |m30=5.2 |m35=4.6 |m40=3.9 |m45=3 |m50=2 |m55=1.3 |m60=1.1 |m65=0.7 |m70=0.3 |m75=0.2 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.5 |f5=5.5 |f10=4.9 |f15=4 |f20=4.3 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.2 |f60=1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Arampampa
 — Potosí
 [051301]





'''Arampampa Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the General Bilbao Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Arampampa Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in General Bilbao Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Arampampa is Juan Carlos Bilbao Fernández, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Arampampa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Dionicia Pacheco Almendras
MTS




1
Alternate
TBD
MTS




2
Member
Emilio Ayaviri Paco
MTS




2
Alternate
TBD
MTS




3
Member
Eulalia Mamani Manchachi
MTS




3
Alternate
Alberto Chamo Simon
MTS




4
Member
TBD
A.S.




4
Alternate
Delfín Fique Gonzales
A.S.




5
Member
Valerio Apaza Pascual
MTS




5
Alternate
Graviela Colque Choque
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Dionicia Pacheco Almendras || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Emilio Ayaviri Paco || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eulalia Mamani Manchachi || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alberto Chamo Simon''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Delfín Fique Gonzales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Valerio Apaza Pascual || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Graviela Colque Choque''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Arampampa
  • Markavi
  • Arena Molle Villque
  • Charca Marcavi
  • Huacahumaña
  • Limo
  • Molle Villque
  • Pararani
  • Asanquiri
  • Molle Pampa
  • Tula Tula
  • Huaycuri
  • Alambrado
  • Carpa Cala Cala
  • Cotuma
  • Huayani
  • Huayriri
  • Lahua Lahua
  • Qowaraca
  • Santiago
  • Viscachani
  • Urimarka
  • Machajmarca
  • Tarajtaya
  • Chacura
  • Chojlla
  • Arena Molle Villque
  • Cahuaca
  • Humanita
  • Tuscapoyu
  • Jacha Pampa
  • Catacora
  • Cinto
  • Cotani
  • Jatun Khasa
  • Urimarka
  • Cari Cari
  • Sarcuri
  • Tapacari
  • Tarajtaya
  • Villa Bandoriri
  • Turqui
  • Tiatipa
  • Calachua
  • Charca Marcavi
  • Jarkamani













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,721
74.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
129
3.5%




Campesino
122
3.3%




Originario
58
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,721 || 74.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 129 || 3.5%
|-
| Campesino || 122 || 3.3%
|-
| Originario || 58 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
3,099
84.5%
3,190
76.5%




Spanish
2,266
61.8%
2,206
52.9%




Aymara
24
0.7%
57
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 3,099 || 84.5% || 3,190 || 76.5%
|-
| Spanish || 2,266 || 61.8% || 2,206 || 52.9%
|-
| Aymara || 24 || 0.7% || 57 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,228 || 4,859 || 4,170
|| 3,666
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=4.7 |m10=6.7 |m15=4.4 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.2 |m30=3 |m35=3.1 |m40=3.1 |m45=3 |m50=2.3 |m55=2 |m60=2.1 |m65=2.1 |m70=1.8 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.7
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.4 |f20=2.9 |f25=2.7 |f30=2.1 |f35=2.1 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.8 |f55=2.5 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.4 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.5 |f80=0.6 |f85=1
|mmax=7
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Acasio
 — Potosí
 [051302]





'''Acasio Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the General Bilbao Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Acasio Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in General Bilbao Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Acasio is Germán López Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Acasio has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Nelly Simon Characayo
MTS




1
Alternate
Vigmar Montaño Vargas
MTS




2
Member
Germán Rojas Cusi
MTS




2
Alternate
Viviana Cayari Echamani
MTS




3
Member
María Alavi Cruz
MTS




3
Alternate
Hernán Alavi Pedro
MTS




4
Member
Maira Caballero Vargas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Iván Edmundo Córdova Rioja
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Teodoro Fabrica Choque
MTS




5
Alternate
Estefanía Morante Pascual
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nelly Simon Characayo || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Vigmar Montaño Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Germán Rojas Cusi || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Viviana Cayari Echamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || María Alavi Cruz || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Hernán Alavi Pedro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Maira Caballero Vargas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Iván Edmundo Córdova Rioja''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Teodoro Fabrica Choque || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Estefanía Morante Pascual''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Acasio
  • Larancota
  • Akorachi -Acasio
  • Churitaca
  • Tuquiza
  • Asanquiri
  • Carpa Caima
  • Chacatiani
  • Challavillque
  • Chaupiloma
  • Chijmori
  • Collpa
  • Cotajama
  • Cotani Hacienda
  • Huaychani
  • Jupiri
  • Laguyo
  • Llallaguani
  • Lujuni
  • Moqho Wasi
  • Piarani
  • Piriquina
  • Pucara
  • Quirusillani
  • Taconi Bilbao
  • Torreni
  • Totoroma
  • Villque
  • Viojo
  • Yakari
  • Yanayo Chico
  • Yanayo Grande
  • Sacabamba
  • Piojera
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Huajchi Bajo
  • Niño Ckollu
  • Taconi Caine
  • Torno Ckasa
  • Llutara
  • Villa Santa Ana













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,244
72.6%




Campesino
142
3.2%




Originario
83
1.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
65
1.5%




Indígena
56
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,244 || 72.6%
|-
| Campesino || 142 || 3.2%
|-
| Originario || 83 || 1.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 65 || 1.5%
|-
| Indígena || 56 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Quechua
3,775
84.4%
4,591
74.5%




Spanish
2,713
60.7%
2,967
48.2%




Aymara
50
1.1%
109
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Quechua || 3,775 || 84.4% || 4,591 || 74.5%
|-
| Spanish || 2,713 || 60.7% || 2,967 || 48.2%
|-
| Aymara || 50 || 1.1% || 109 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,817 || 5,764 || 6,161
|| 4,471
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.2 |m20=2.9 |m25=2.6 |m30=2 |m35=2.8 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.9 |m55=3.1 |m60=2.4 |m65=2.3 |m70=2.2 |m75=1 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.8
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.8 |f10=6.2 |f15=4.6 |f20=2.4 |f25=2.5 |f30=2.4 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.9 |f55=3 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.2 |f70=2.2 |f75=1 |f80=1 |f85=1.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Llica
 — Potosí
 [051401]





'''Llica Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Daniel Campos Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Llica Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Daniel Campos Province.








The Mayor of Llica is Édgar Quispe Ayaviri, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Llica has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Miriam Sonia Álvarez Ramos
NGP




1
Alternate
TBD
NGP




2
Member
Iván Aguirre
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Wilma Mamani Ayaviri
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Magaly Roxana Álvarez Aramayo
A.S.




3
Alternate
Saúl Ayaviri Rivera
A.S.




4
Member
Víctor Juan Apala Villca
LIBRE




4
Alternate
Zaida Eva Apala Lázaro
LIBRE




5
Member
TBD
NGP




5
Alternate
Nivia Ayaviri Calle
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Miriam Sonia Álvarez Ramos || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Iván Aguirre || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilma Mamani Ayaviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Magaly Roxana Álvarez Aramayo || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Saúl Ayaviri Rivera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Víctor Juan Apala Villca || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Zaida Eva Apala Lázaro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nivia Ayaviri Calle''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Llica
  • Pella
  • Belen
  • Cahuana Chica
  • Challacollo
  • Chiarcollo
  • Chorcaza
  • Huanaque
  • Irpa
  • Laquela
  • Miraflores K
  • Peña Blanca
  • Pilani
  • Secsigua
  • Tamancasa
  • Tres Cruces
  • Villa Aroma
  • Cahuana
  • Cahuani Grande
  • Chiarcollo
  • Chuama
  • Laquela
  • Quijina
  • Canquella
  • Sinalaco
  • Secsigua
  • Bella Vista
  • Chacoma
  • Murumuntani
  • Vilasaca
  • Hizo
  • Liviscota
  • Challacollo
  • Lavaxa
  • Playa Verde
  • Ventilla
  • Villa Victoria
  • Palaya
  • Buena Vista
  • Agencha
  • Castilluma
  • Chuama
  • Rio San Antonio
  • Uyuni K
  • San Pablo de Napa
  • Abra de Napa
  • Tres Cruces













Group
People
%






Aymara
3,051
72.9%




Quechua
306
7.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,051 || 72.9%
|-
| Quechua || 306 || 7.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,754
89.7%
3,323
80.1%




Aymara
2,087
49.8%
1,993
48.0%




Quechua
365
8.7%
352
8.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,754 || 89.7% || 3,323 || 80.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,087 || 49.8% || 1,993 || 48.0%
|-
| Quechua || 365 || 8.7% || 352 || 8.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,133 || 2,901 || 4,150
|| 4,187
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.5 |m10=4.3 |m15=4.4 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.4 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.1 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.6 |f30=3 |f35=3.5 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.8 |f70=1.7 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tahua
 — Potosí
 [051402]





'''Tahua Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Daniel Campos Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. Tahua Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Daniel Campos Province.








The Mayor of Tahua is Daniel Castro Mamani, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tahua has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Nélida Nadia Quispe Mamani
A.S.




1
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




2
Member
Rolando Condori
CAOP




2
Alternate
TBD
CAOP




3
Member
Héctor Huanca Quispe
A.S.




3
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




4
Member
Mario López Flores
ALIANZA PA-TRIA UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
ALIANZA PA-TRIA UNIDOS




5
Member
TBD
A.S.




5
Alternate
TBD
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nélida Nadia Quispe Mamani || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rolando Condori || rowspan="2" | CAOP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Héctor Huanca Quispe || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mario López Flores || rowspan="2" | ALIANZA PA-TRIA UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chantani
  • Tahua
  • Ayque
  • Coqueza
  • Yonza
  • Cacoma
  • Chiquini
  • Tahua
  • Caquena
  • Chiltaico













Group
People
%






Aymara
1,098
71.0%




Killacas
82
5.3%




Quechua
64
4.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 1,098 || 71.0%
|-
| Killacas || 82 || 5.3%
|-
| Quechua || 64 || 4.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,384
89.5%
1,407
82.8%




Aymara
815
52.7%
909
53.5%




Quechua
108
7.0%
183
10.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,384 || 89.5% || 1,407 || 82.8%
|-
| Aymara || 815 || 52.7% || 909 || 53.5%
|-
| Quechua || 108 || 7.0% || 183 || 10.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,497 || 2,166 || 1,700
|| 1,546
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=5.2 |m10=4.8 |m15=3.7 |m20=4 |m25=3.5 |m30=3.2 |m35=3 |m40=3.2 |m45=3.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.7 |m60=2.8 |m65=2.3 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.7
|f0=2.5 |f5=3.3 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.8 |f40=3.1 |f45=3.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.2 |f65=2.9 |f70=1.8 |f75=1.6 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Villazón
 — Potosí
 [051501]





'''Villazón Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Modesto Omiste Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Potosí Department.[ref1] Villazón Municipality is the only municipality in Modesto Omiste Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Villazón is Roger Rafael Soza López, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Villazón has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ismael Huaynoca Araníbar
A.S.




1
Alternate
Pamela Viviana Flores Ortiz
A.S.




2
Member
Candela Fabiana Ortiz Humérez
A.S.




2
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




3
Member
Jaime Rubén Cortez Tejerina
UN




3
Alternate
TBD
UN




4
Member
Braulio Waldo Copa Fernández
A.S.




4
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




5
Member
Sergio Martínez Ordóñez
MTS




5
Alternate
Tomasa Mamani Quispe
MTS




6
Member
Verónica Mamani Quispe
A.S.




6
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




7
Member
Patricia Jaquelina Chocala Urquizu
UN




7
Alternate
Freddy Carmen López
UN











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ismael Huaynoca Araníbar || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''Pamela Viviana Flores Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Candela Fabiana Ortiz Humérez || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jaime Rubén Cortez Tejerina || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Braulio Waldo Copa Fernández || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Sergio Martínez Ordóñez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Tomasa Mamani Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Verónica Mamani Quispe || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Patricia Jaquelina Chocala Urquizu || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Carmen López''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Villazon
  • Lampaya
  • Matancillas
  • Corral Blanco -Sub Villazon
  • Cuartos
  • Esquina Blanca
  • Kellajas
  • Ojo de Agua
  • Villa Concepcion
  • El Tambo
  • Moraya
  • Lonte
  • Captola
  • Selocha
  • Calahoyo
  • Berque
  • Churqui Pampa
  • Quesera
  • Casira Chica
  • Casira Grande
  • Chagua
  • Esquiloma
  • Thika Cancha
  • Villa Rosario
  • Quichina
  • Chipihuayco
  • Chapickocha
  • La Hoyada -Sub Mojo
  • Santo Rosario
  • Cerro Redondo
  • Mojo
  • Esquina Grande -Sub San Marcos
  • Choskonty
  • Higueras - de Higueras
  • San Marcos
  • San Pedro
  • Sarcari
  • Sococha
  • Hornos
  • Yanallpa
  • Salitre
  • San Antonio de Rota
  • Huanacuni Alto -Sub Este
  • Larkas
  • Tincuya
  • Kaketuya -Sub Sagnasti
  • Santo Rosario
  • Sagnasti
  • Mojonioj
  • Ojo de Agua
  • Calderilla
  • Yuruma













Group
People
%






Quechua
9,191
18.6%




Campesino
1,950
4.0%




Aymara
1,424
2.9%




Chichas
1,013
2.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,191 || 18.6%
|-
| Campesino || 1,950 || 4.0%
|-
| Aymara || 1,424 || 2.9%
|-
| Chichas || 1,013 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
43,068
87.3%
34,416
76.6%




Quechua
12,895
26.1%
14,555
32.4%




Aymara
1,748
3.5%
2,239
5.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 43,068 || 87.3% || 34,416 || 76.6%
|-
| Quechua || 12,895 || 26.1% || 14,555 || 32.4%
|-
| Aymara || 1,748 || 3.5% || 2,239 || 5.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 31,737 || 36,266 || 44,906
|| 49,340
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5 |m10=5 |m15=4.3 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.4 |m40=3 |m45=2.4 |m50=2 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.9 |f5=4.6 |f10=5 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.9 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.4 |f75=1 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Agustín
 — Potosí
 [051601]





'''San Agustín Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Enrique Baldivieso Province in the Potosí Department in Bolivia. San Agustín Municipality is the only municipality in Enrique Baldivieso Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of San Agustín is Mirian Jacinta Salvatierra Huanca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Agustín has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Josefina Francisca Bautista Cruz
NGP




1
Alternate
TBD
NGP




2
Member
Isidra Achá Copa
A.S.




2
Alternate
TBD
A.S.




3
Member
TBD
NGP




3
Alternate
TBD
NGP




4
Member
Milton Luis Salvatierra Calcina
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
TBD
A.S.




5
Alternate
TBD
A.S.











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Josefina Francisca Bautista Cruz || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Isidra Achá Copa || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Milton Luis Salvatierra Calcina || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A.S.
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 64 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Agustin
  • Sora
  • Alota
  • Cerro Gordo
  • Agua de Castilla
  • Mejillones
  • Todos Santos













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,531
72.0%




Lípez
35
1.6%




Aymara
24
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,531 || 72.0%
|-
| Lípez || 35 || 1.6%
|-
| Aymara || 24 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,826
85.9%
1,371
81.4%




Quechua
1,413
66.5%
1,355
80.5%




Aymara
32
1.5%
15
0.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,826 || 85.9% || 1,371 || 81.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,413 || 66.5% || 1,355 || 80.5%
|-
| Aymara || 32 || 1.5% || 15 || 0.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,313 || 1,640 || 1,684
|| 2,126
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.1 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.8 |m35=4.3 |m40=3.7 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=4.4 |f10=5 |f15=3.7 |f20=4.3 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.6 |f35=3.1 |f40=3.6 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.4 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.6 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Tarija
 — Tarija
 [060101]





'''Tarija Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Tarija Department.[ref1] Tarija Municipality is the only municipality in Cercado Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Tarija is Johnny Marcel Torres Terzo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Tarija has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marcelo Jesús Zenteno Castrillo
T




1
Alternate
María Antonieta Tejerina Basco
T




2
Member
Gloria Marcela Martínez Aramayo
T




2
Alternate
Raúl Aníbal Solano Rojas
T




3
Member
Rivelino Zenteno Víctorio
T




3
Alternate
Mariela Gareca Segovia
T




4
Member
Yosselinne Anette Galarza Amador
T




4
Alternate
Omar Denis Áviles Tórrez
T




5
Member
Rodrigo Alejandro Callizaya Gutiérrez
T




5
Alternate
Dayana Soledad Mendoza Valencia
T




6
Member
María Guadalupe Ruíz Hoyos
T




6
Alternate
Francisco Javier Fernández Rodríguez
T




7
Member
Josué Colque Rodríguez
T




7
Alternate
TBD
T




8
Member
José Renán Justiniano Arce
PATRIA




8
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA




9
Member
Marysabel Romero Lea Plaza
PATRIA




9
Alternate
Herlan Vidal Garzón Rodríguez
PATRIA




10
Member
Juan Marcelo Chumacero Romero
PATRIA




10
Alternate
María Gabriela Chambi Llusco
PATRIA




11
Member
Pedro Celestino Barro Gutiérrez
PDC




11
Alternate
Zenaida Cazón Aguilar
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marcelo Jesús Zenteno Castrillo || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''María Antonieta Tejerina Basco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gloria Marcela Martínez Aramayo || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Aníbal Solano Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rivelino Zenteno Víctorio || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariela Gareca Segovia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yosselinne Anette Galarza Amador || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Omar Denis Áviles Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rodrigo Alejandro Callizaya Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Dayana Soledad Mendoza Valencia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || María Guadalupe Ruíz Hoyos || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Javier Fernández Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Josué Colque Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || José Renán Justiniano Arce || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Marysabel Romero Lea Plaza || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Herlan Vidal Garzón Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Juan Marcelo Chumacero Romero || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''María Gabriela Chambi Llusco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Pedro Celestino Barro Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Zenaida Cazón Aguilar''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Tarija
  • Compuerta
  • Portillo
  • Gamoneda
  • La Pintada
  • San Antonio la Cabaña
  • La Cabaña
  • Santa Ana la Vieja
  • Santa Ana la Nueva
  • Churquis
  • Panti Pampa
  • Pampa Redonda
  • Tolomosita Centro
  • San Jacinto Norte
  • Tolomosa Grande
  • Tolomosa Norte
  • Tolomosita Sur
  • Bella Vista
  • San Jacinto Sud
  • Caldera Grande
  • Chiguay Polla
  • Yesera Centro
  • Yesera Norte
  • Yesera San Sebastian
  • Yesera Sur
  • Santa Ana la Nueva
  • Bella Vista
  • San Mateo
  • Pinos Norte
  • Pinos Sur
  • Guerra Huayco
  • San Andres
  • San Pedro de Sola
  • Turumayo
  • Lazareto
  • Calderillas
  • Calderilla Chica
  • Tablada Grande
  • Tolomosita Oeste
  • Monte Cercado
  • San Mateo
  • San Pedro de Buena Vista
  • Sella Cercado
  • Pampa Galana
  • Rumicancha
  • Sella Candelaria
  • Sella Quebrada
  • Monte Centro
  • Monte Sur
  • Compuerta
  • España Norte
  • España Sur
  • Llanadas
  • Jaramillo
  • Morro Gacho
  • Polla
  • Junacas Norte
  • Junacas Sur
  • Alto Potreros
  • Canchones
  • Carlazo Este
  • Carlazo Centro
  • Ladera Norte
  • Papa Chacra
  • San Agustin Sur
  • Cristalinas
  • San Agustin Norte
  • Cieneguillas
  • El Condor
  • Vallecito Ruiz
  • Vallecito de Rio Piedras













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,443
3.5%




Campesino
4,096
1.7%




Aymara
2,497
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,443 || 3.5%
|-
| Campesino || 4,096 || 1.7%
|-
| Aymara || 2,497 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
218,434
91.5%
160,266
78.0%




Quechua
17,610
7.4%
19,871
9.7%




Aymara
3,035
1.3%
3,591
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 218,434 || 91.5% || 160,266 || 78.0%
|-
| Quechua || 17,610 || 7.4% || 19,871 || 9.7%
|-
| Aymara || 3,035 || 1.3% || 3,591 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 108,241 || 153,457 || 205,375
|| 238,749
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.5 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=2.9 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.4 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.4 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.5 |f35=4.1 |f40=3.7 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Padcaya
 — Tarija
 [060201]





'''Padcaya Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Arce Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. Padcaya Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Arce Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Padcaya is Gilmar Miranda Zutara, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Padcaya has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Maribel Quispe Romero
CDC




1
Alternate
TBD
CDC




2
Member
Guillermo Gonzalez Bonorino Torrecillas
CDC




2
Alternate
Margarita Vargas Mamani
CDC




3
Member
Lidia Liliana Mendoza Tapia
CDC




3
Alternate
Basilio Llanos Gareca
CDC




4
Member
Álbaro Jesús Gomes Chavarria
PATRIA




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA




5
Member
Ana Rosmery Cardozo Rueda
PATRIA




5
Alternate
Adán Vásquez Rueda
PATRIA




6
Member
Daysi Nataly Cortez Báez
ISA




6
Alternate
Guido Raúl Espinoza Lara
ISA




7
Member
Luiz Miguel Castillo Cardozo
ISA




7
Alternate
Gladys Mariela Mendieta Ruíz
ISA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Maribel Quispe Romero || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Guillermo Gonzalez Bonorino Torrecillas || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Margarita Vargas Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Lidia Liliana Mendoza Tapia || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Basilio Llanos Gareca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Álbaro Jesús Gomes Chavarria || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ana Rosmery Cardozo Rueda || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Adán Vásquez Rueda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Daysi Nataly Cortez Báez || rowspan="2" | ISA
|-
| Alternate || ''Guido Raúl Espinoza Lara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Luiz Miguel Castillo Cardozo || rowspan="2" | ISA
|-
| Alternate || ''Gladys Mariela Mendieta Ruíz''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Abra de la Cruz
  • Cabildo
  • Chala Marca
  • Fuerte Grande
  • Huacanqui
  • Padcaya
  • Abra de San Miguel
  • San Jose de Chaguaya
  • Camacho
  • Canchasmayo
  • La Huerta
  • Cañas
  • Quebrada de Cañas
  • Zona Miraflores de Cañas
  • Baizal
  • Cachimayo
  • Capilla Bermejo
  • San Francisco
  • La Mamora Centro
  • La Merced
  • Rio Negro
  • San Francisco Chico
  • Guayabillas
  • Mamora Norte
  • Santa Clara
  • Rincon Grande
  • Yerba Buena
  • Alto la Mamora
  • Cruce de Rocillas
  • Marañuelo
  • Mecoya
  • Cebolla Huayco
  • La Hondura
  • Orozas Abajo
  • Orozas Centro
  • Rumy Cancha
  • El Saire
  • San Isidro de Rejara
  • Abra de San Miguel
  • Rosillas
  • Cruce de Rocillas
  • El Carmen
  • Rio Grande
  • San Francisco
  • Tacuara
  • Camacho
  • Acheralitos
  • Acherales
  • Cambary
  • Campo Grande Norte
  • Chillahuatas
  • El Baden
  • El Limal
  • Emborozu
  • La Goma
  • La Planchada
  • Motovi
  • Naranjo Agrio
  • Nogalitos
  • Pampa Grande
  • Playa Ancha
  • Puesto Rueda
  • Salado Conchas
  • Salado Cruce
  • Salado Naranjal
  • Salado Norte
  • San Antonio
  • San Jose de Garrapatas
  • San Pedro
  • San Ramon Puesto 27
  • San Telmo Rio Bermejo
  • San Telmo
  • Santa Clara
  • Sidras
  • Trementinal
  • Valle Dorado
  • Volcan Blanco
  • Rio Conchas
  • Piedra Grande el Cajon
  • San Telmo Rio Tarija
  • El Tigre
  • Urukurenda
  • Lajitas Rio Churruma
  • Isla Grande
  • Layme













Group
People
%






Campesino
659
3.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 659 || 3.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
16,179
90.8%
14,768
79.1%




Quechua
318
1.8%
478
2.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 16,179 || 90.8% || 14,768 || 79.1%
|-
| Quechua || 318 || 1.8% || 478 || 2.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,341 || 19,260 || 18,681
|| 17,817
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.4 |m15=3.7 |m20=4 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.4 |m75=1.1 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.4
|f0=2.9 |f5=4.3 |f10=4 |f15=3.2 |f20=3.4 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.4 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.6 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=4.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Bermejo
 — Tarija
 [060202]





'''Bermejo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Arce Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. Bermejo Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Arce Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Bermejo is Víctor Hugo Morales Vargas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Bermejo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Franz Ivert Loayza Azurduy
CDC




1
Alternate
Alicia Romero Rivero
CDC




2
Member
Tania Kelly Pereira Velasco
CDC




2
Alternate
Elías Sánchez Cabero
CDC




3
Member
José Luis Meneces Flores
CDC




3
Alternate
Elva Figueroa Vera
CDC




4
Member
María Roxana Carvajal Saravia
PATRIA




4
Alternate
Sergio Fernando Correa Cruz
PATRIA




5
Member
Reynaldo Mamani Gutiérrez
PATRIA




5
Alternate
Escarlen Motellanos Salluca
PATRIA




6
Member
Ramiro Gerardo Gutiérrez Martínez
MTS




6
Alternate
Luavy Alejandra Callejas Torricos
MTS




7
Member
Melva Deysi Velásquez Bejarano
PDC




7
Alternate
Sadot Santiago Torrejón Flores
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Franz Ivert Loayza Azurduy || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Alicia Romero Rivero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Tania Kelly Pereira Velasco || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Elías Sánchez Cabero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || José Luis Meneces Flores || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Elva Figueroa Vera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Roxana Carvajal Saravia || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Sergio Fernando Correa Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Reynaldo Mamani Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Escarlen Motellanos Salluca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Ramiro Gerardo Gutiérrez Martínez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Luavy Alejandra Callejas Torricos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Melva Deysi Velásquez Bejarano || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Sadot Santiago Torrejón Flores''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bermejo
  • Cercado
  • Zona el Nueve
  • 25 de Enero
  • Linares
  • Alto Calama
  • Arrozales
  • Barredero
  • Cabecera el Nueve
  • El Toro
  • Quebrada Chica
  • San Luis el Anta
  • Candado Grande
  • Candado Chico
  • Flor de Oro
  • La Florida
  • Los Pozos
  • Santa Rosa
  • Villa Nueva
  • Naranjo Dulce
  • Cañadon Buena Vista
  • El Cinco
  • Campo Grande
  • La Talita
  • Naranjitos
  • Porcelana













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,409
3.8%




Campesino
722
2.0%




Aymara
438
1.2%




Guaraní
406
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,409 || 3.8%
|-
| Campesino || 722 || 2.0%
|-
| Aymara || 438 || 1.2%
|-
| Guaraní || 406 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
33,297
90.1%
27,267
79.0%




Quechua
3,337
9.0%
3,981
11.5%




Aymara
544
1.5%
604
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 33,297 || 90.1% || 27,267 || 79.0%
|-
| Quechua || 3,337 || 9.0% || 3,981 || 11.5%
|-
| Aymara || 544 || 1.5% || 604 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 27,372 || 33,310 || 34,505
|| 36,970
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=5 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.5 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.5 |m45=3 |m50=2.5 |m55=2 |m60=2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.6 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.7 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Yacuiba
 — Tarija
 [060301]





'''Yacuiba Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Gran Chaco Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Tarija Department.[ref1]








The Mayor of Yacuiba is Juan Carlos Castillo Vacaflor, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Yacuiba has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marco Rogelio Velásquez Ortega
PATRIA




1
Alternate
Alison Lucero Baldiviezo Céspedes
PATRIA




2
Member
Giovanna Gutiérrez Morante
PATRIA




2
Alternate
Fermín García Ampuero
PATRIA




3
Member
Luis Fernando Cornejo Arenas
PATRIA




3
Alternate
Zulma López Rivera
PATRIA




4
Member
María Reneé Barrios Vargas
PATRIA




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA




5
Member
Edson Ervin Aratia Ávila
AIR




5
Alternate
Luz Katherine Coronado Rios
AIR




6
Member
Tatiana Margarita Paz Justiniano
AIR




6
Alternate
Luis Alfredo Céspedes Durán
AIR




7
Member
Silvestre Alba Ibarra
AIR




7
Alternate
Leónela Janneth Mollo Serrano
AIR




8
Member
Omar Eric Velásquez Miranda
PDC




8
Alternate
Fortunata Anachuri Fernández
PDC




9
Member
TBD
A-UPP




9
Alternate
Miguel Ángel Sanguino Domínguez
A-UPP




10
Member
Roxana García Cabrera
ISA




10
Alternate
TBD
ISA




11
Member
Teodoro Choque Jallasa
T




11
Alternate
Zulma Eugenia Tórrez Cayo
T











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marco Rogelio Velásquez Ortega || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Alison Lucero Baldiviezo Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Giovanna Gutiérrez Morante || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Fermín García Ampuero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luis Fernando Cornejo Arenas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma López Rivera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Reneé Barrios Vargas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Edson Ervin Aratia Ávila || rowspan="2" | AIR
|-
| Alternate || ''Luz Katherine Coronado Rios''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Tatiana Margarita Paz Justiniano || rowspan="2" | AIR
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Alfredo Céspedes Durán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Silvestre Alba Ibarra || rowspan="2" | AIR
|-
| Alternate || ''Leónela Janneth Mollo Serrano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Omar Eric Velásquez Miranda || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Fortunata Anachuri Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Ángel Sanguino Domínguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Roxana García Cabrera || rowspan="2" | ISA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Teodoro Choque Jallasa || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Eugenia Tórrez Cayo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Yacuiba
  • Campo Pajoso
  • Cañon Oculto
  • Retiro
  • Yuchan
  • Crevaux
  • D'orbigny
  • La Grampa
  • La Purisima
  • Lapachal
  • Limitas
  • San Isidro
  • El Quebrachal
  • Campo Grande
  • Cañitas
  • Santa Martha
  • Yuquirenda
  • Sausal
  • Nilikhata
  • Weenayek el Arca
  • Antezana
  • El Algarrobito
  • Peña Colorada
  • El Aguero
  • Bella Vista I
  • Campo Verde
  • La Estrella
  • Lapachal Alto
  • San Isidro del Sur Oeste
  • Bajada Vaya
  • Campo Verde Sur
  • Pueblo Nuevo
  • Salada Chica
  • Pelicano
  • Barro Negro
  • Campo Nuñez
  • Mora Vieja
  • Mora Nueva
  • Fiscal el Palmar
  • Algarrobal
  • Salitral Campo Verde
  • Buzuy
  • Caiza
  • Caiza J
  • Bagual
  • El Barrial
  • El Kinchao
  • Itabicua
  • Sunchal
  • Tatarenda
  • Villa Ingavi
  • Yaguacua
  • Sachapera
  • San Francisco del Inti
  • Sanandita
  • Sotos
  • Tierras Nuevas
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Villa Primavera
  • Pananty Mct
  • Timboy
  • Timboy Tiguasu Wenhayer
  • Sanandita la Vieja
  • Las Abras
  • Las Breas
  • La Florida
  • Cortaderal
  • Yatebute
  • El Brial
  • Palmito Timboy
  • Chaco la Vertiente
  • Paicho Centro
  • Ceibalito
  • Loros
  • Tati
  • Guasurenda
  • La Brecha
  • Aguayrenda
  • Ojo del Agua
  • Palmar Chico













Group
People
%






Quechua
6,664
6.8%




Guaraní
3,400
3.5%




Campesino
2,534
2.6%




Weenhayek
2,495
2.6%




Aymara
977
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 6,664 || 6.8%
|-
| Guaraní || 3,400 || 3.5%
|-
| Campesino || 2,534 || 2.6%
|-
| Weenhayek || 2,495 || 2.6%
|-
| Aymara || 977 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
84,909
87.0%
68,170
73.9%




Quechua
11,179
11.4%
12,545
13.6%




Weenhayek
2,099
2.1%
1,692
1.8%




Guarani
1,443
1.5%
1,315
1.4%




Aymara
1,065
1.1%
1,514
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 84,909 || 87.0% || 68,170 || 73.9%
|-
| Quechua || 11,179 || 11.4% || 12,545 || 13.6%
|-
| Weenhayek || 2,099 || 2.1% || 1,692 || 1.8%
|-
| Guarani || 1,443 || 1.5% || 1,315 || 1.4%
|-
| Aymara || 1,065 || 1.1% || 1,514 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 47,228 || 83,518 || 92,245
|| 97,634
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.6 |f5=5 |f10=5 |f15=4 |f20=3.8 |f25=4.6 |f30=4 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.4 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.5 |f55=2 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.3 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Caraparí
 — Tarija
 [060302]





'''Caraparí Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Gran Chaco Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Caraparí is Mario Batallanos Morales, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Caraparí has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gloria Solórzano Ortega
T




1
Alternate
José Antonio Oroza Reyes
T




2
Member
César Alberto Quispe Rivera
T




2
Alternate
Yashiro Esmeralda Ayala Pérez
T




3
Member
Paola Andrea Núñez Condori
MATE




3
Alternate
Antonio Saldaña Pizarro
MATE




4
Member
Gilberto Condori
MATE




4
Alternate
Sofia Ángela Panique Tórrez
MATE




5
Member
Marlene López Barriga
PDC




5
Alternate
Edwin Mendiola García
PDC




6
Member
Maribel Herrera Fernández
MTS




6
Alternate
Marino Osorio Gallardo
MTS




7
Member
Richard Ariel Cruz Camacho
PATRIA




7
Alternate
Martha Romina Añazgo Aban
PATRIA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gloria Solórzano Ortega || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''José Antonio Oroza Reyes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || César Alberto Quispe Rivera || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''Yashiro Esmeralda Ayala Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Paola Andrea Núñez Condori || rowspan="2" | MATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Antonio Saldaña Pizarro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Gilberto Condori || rowspan="2" | MATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Sofia Ángela Panique Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Marlene López Barriga || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Mendiola García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Maribel Herrera Fernández || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marino Osorio Gallardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Richard Ariel Cruz Camacho || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Martha Romina Añazgo Aban''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 65 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Carapari
  • Aguayrendita
  • Barro Negro
  • Campo Largo
  • Chirimollar
  • Cortaderal
  • El Comun
  • Itaperenda
  • Layme
  • Loma Alta
  • Molino Viejo
  • San Alberto
  • Santa Rosa
  • Sausalito
  • San Martin
  • Buena Vista
  • San Antonio
  • Agua Blanca
  • Cañaveral
  • Itau
  • Iñiguazu
  • Las Sidras
  • Rio Negro
  • Salitral
  • Gutierrez
  • Cañitas
  • Yacunda
  • La Seca
  • Campo Largo Hito 22
  • San Nicolas
  • Berety Chaco
  • Canto del Agua
  • Fuerte Viejo
  • Lagunitas
  • Nazareno
  • Saladillo
  • San Antonio
  • Kapiguasuti
  • Cañada Ancha
  • Timboy
  • Isimiri
  • Acheral
  • Boyuy
  • Zapatera Norte
  • Zapatera Centro
  • Laguna del Diablo
  • Choere
  • Carahuatarenda













Group
People
%






Guaraní
1,217
7.8%




Quechua
735
4.7%




Campesino
569
3.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 1,217 || 7.8%
|-
| Quechua || 735 || 4.7%
|-
| Campesino || 569 || 3.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
13,789
88.6%
10,117
65.8%




Quechua
972
6.2%
1,060
6.9%




Guarani
517
3.3%
676
4.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,789 || 88.6% || 10,117 || 65.8%
|-
| Quechua || 972 || 6.2% || 1,060 || 6.9%
|-
| Guarani || 517 || 3.3% || 676 || 4.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,816 || 9,035 || 15,366
|| 15,559
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.3 |m25=4 |m30=4 |m35=4 |m40=3.5 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.4 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.1 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.4 |f25=4.2 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Villa Montes
 — Tarija
 [060303]





'''Villa Montes Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Gran Chaco Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Villa Montes is Horacio Bass Werner Rodríguez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Villa Montes has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Carmen Montero Ponce
PDC




1
Alternate
TBD
PDC




2
Member
José Carlos Alarcón Yépez
PDC




2
Alternate
TBD
PDC




3
Member
Verónica Plata Saldías
MTS




3
Alternate
Antonio Ortiz Morales
MTS




4
Member
José Roberto Tapia Valverde
MTS




4
Alternate
Anahí Rosalía López Condori
MTS




5
Member
Andrea Aguirre Coca
AIR




5
Alternate
Alan Rojas Sandoval
AIR




6
Member
Marco Antonio Espíndola Gonzáles
AIR




6
Alternate
Carola Montecinos Ortiz
AIR




7
Member
Noelia Salazar Añasgo
PATRIA




7
Alternate
Omar Ahmad Porcel Borda
PATRIA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Carmen Montero Ponce || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José Carlos Alarcón Yépez || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Verónica Plata Saldías || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Antonio Ortiz Morales''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Roberto Tapia Valverde || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Anahí Rosalía López Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Andrea Aguirre Coca || rowspan="2" | AIR
|-
| Alternate || ''Alan Rojas Sandoval''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Marco Antonio Espíndola Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | AIR
|-
| Alternate || ''Carola Montecinos Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Noelia Salazar Añasgo || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Omar Ahmad Porcel Borda''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Villamontes
  • Caigua
  • Caiguami
  • La Florida
  • Capirenda
  • Capirendita
  • Chimeo
  • Cutaiqui
  • Esmeralda
  • Ibibobo
  • La Victoria
  • Las Bayas
  • Palmar Grande
  • Resistencia
  • Samayhuate
  • Palmar Estacion
  • Taringuiti
  • Cueva de Leon
  • Palmar Grande
  • El Toro
  • Galpones
  • Ibopeyti
  • Iguembe
  • Ipa
  • Puesto Garcia
  • Puesto Uno
  • Quebrachal
  • San Bernardo
  • Taiguati
  • Tarairi
  • Tiguipa Estacion
  • Tres Pozos
  • Tucainty
  • Algarrobal
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Lagunitas
  • Palo Marcado
  • Cañada Bolivar
  • Piriti
  • La Vertiente
  • Bella Esperanza
  • Aguaray
  • Viscacheral Sur
  • Breal
  • Ancochal
  • Cardonal
  • Circulacion
  • Isiri
  • Cototo
  • San Antonio
  • Las Lomas
  • Tuscal
  • Weenayek Kilometro Tres
  • Yatebute
  • Monte Alto
  • Renacer
  • Arenal
  • Kilometro 5
  • Pilcomayo
  • El Cruce
  • Casa Tierra
  • La Costa
  • Retiro
  • El Trece
  • San Benito
  • Palmar Grande Weenhayek













Group
People
%






Guaraní
3,488
7.6%




Weenhayek
2,839
6.2%




Quechua
1,195
2.6%




Campesino
1,041
2.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 3,488 || 7.6%
|-
| Weenhayek || 2,839 || 6.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,195 || 2.6%
|-
| Campesino || 1,041 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
39,710
86.2%
26,896
67.5%




Weenhayek
2,468
5.4%
1,980
5.0%




Quechua
1,913
4.2%
1,979
5.0%




Guarani
1,357
2.9%
1,532
3.8%




Aymara
417
0.9%
436
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 39,710 || 86.2% || 26,896 || 67.5%
|-
| Weenhayek || 2,468 || 5.4% || 1,980 || 5.0%
|-
| Quechua || 1,913 || 4.2% || 1,979 || 5.0%
|-
| Guarani || 1,357 || 2.9% || 1,532 || 3.8%
|-
| Aymara || 417 || 0.9% || 436 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 19,568 || 23,765 || 39,867
|| 46,071
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.7 |m10=5 |m15=5.2 |m20=3.9 |m25=4 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.6 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.1 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.6 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Uriondo
 — Tarija
 [060401]





'''Uriondo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the José María Avilés Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. Uriondo Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in José María Avilés Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Uriondo is José Gira Martínez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Uriondo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Elio Rubén Navarro Nieves
CDC




1
Alternate
Ana María Baldiviezo Ruíz
CDC




2
Member
Lola Herminia Tórrez Chinchila
CDC




2
Alternate
Luis Héctor Cuéllar Gallardo
CDC




3
Member
Weimar Jaime Polo Rodríguez
CDC




3
Alternate
Ana Fabiana Tamayo Sagredo
CDC




4
Member
Estela Yaneth León Aparicio
PATRIA




4
Alternate
Edison Idelfonso Alemán Gallardo
PATRIA




5
Member
Marino Édgar Ruíz Romero
PATRIA




5
Alternate
Gretel Guimin Rueda Ortiz
PATRIA




6
Member
Normando Miguel Panique Ortega
FAU




6
Alternate
Carla Yésica Gallardo Lizárraga
FAU




7
Member
Ninfa Sagredo Quiroga
APB-SÚMATE




7
Alternate
Marco Antonio Hoyos
APB-SÚMATE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Elio Rubén Navarro Nieves || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana María Baldiviezo Ruíz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lola Herminia Tórrez Chinchila || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Héctor Cuéllar Gallardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Weimar Jaime Polo Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Fabiana Tamayo Sagredo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Estela Yaneth León Aparicio || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Edison Idelfonso Alemán Gallardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Marino Édgar Ruíz Romero || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Gretel Guimin Rueda Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Normando Miguel Panique Ortega || rowspan="2" | FAU
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Yésica Gallardo Lizárraga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Ninfa Sagredo Quiroga || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Antonio Hoyos''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ancon Grande
  • Barrancas
  • Calamuchita
  • Campo de Vasco
  • Chorrillos
  • Colon Norte
  • Colon Sur
  • Guaranguay Norte
  • Guaranguay Sur
  • La Choza
  • Ancon Chico Pampala Villa Grande
  • La Higuera
  • La Ventolera
  • Laderas Centro
  • Laderas Sur
  • Monte Monte
  • Muturayo
  • Pampa la Villa Chica
  • Rujero
  • Saladillo
  • San Isidro
  • Sunchu Huayco
  • Papachacra
  • Valle de Concepcion
  • Mulli Cancha
  • La Angostura
  • Toma Tunal
  • Media Luna
  • Tipas Timboy
  • San Nicolas
  • La Compañia
  • Alisos
  • Antigal
  • Armaos
  • Barbascuyo
  • Juntas
  • Miscas Caldera
  • Puesto Tunal
  • Chocloca
  • Barrientos
  • Charaja
  • Huairiguana
  • Huayco Grande
  • Rumicancha
  • San Jose de Charajas
  • Almendros
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • San Antonio de Chocloca













Group
People
%






Campesino
568
3.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 568 || 3.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,355
90.2%
11,220
75.9%




Quechua
463
2.9%
369
2.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,355 || 90.2% || 11,220 || 75.9%
|-
| Quechua || 463 || 2.9% || 369 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,174 || 12,331 || 14,781
|| 15,923
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.6 |m10=4.5 |m15=4 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.6 |m55=2 |m60=2 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.3 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.2 |f45=3.2 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Yunchará
 — Tarija
 [060402]





'''Yunchará Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the José María Avilés Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. Yunchará Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in José María Avilés Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Yunchará is Pascual Díaz Condori, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Yunchará has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Patricia Sánchez Condori
CDC




1
Alternate
TBD
CDC




2
Member
Isaac Jhon Ramos Mamani
CDC




2
Alternate
Isabela Trujillo Altamirano
CDC




3
Member
Catalina Ciene Cardozo Ocampo
CDC




3
Alternate
Lucio Vera
CDC




4
Member
Leóncio Farfán Flores
NGP




4
Alternate
Asunciona Tolaba Cuenca
NGP




5
Member
Iladia Deisy Gutiérrez
NGP




5
Alternate
Juan Ramiro Altamirano Ramírez
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Patricia Sánchez Condori || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Isaac Jhon Ramos Mamani || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabela Trujillo Altamirano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Catalina Ciene Cardozo Ocampo || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucio Vera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Leóncio Farfán Flores || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Asunciona Tolaba Cuenca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Iladia Deisy Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Ramiro Altamirano Ramírez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Peloc
  • Quebradillas
  • Zurita
  • Yunchara
  • Carapari
  • Arteza
  • Belen
  • El Parral
  • Molles Pampa
  • Buena Vista
  • Rupaska
  • San Nicolas
  • Copacabana
  • Muñayo
  • Pasajes
  • Pucsara
  • Vicuñayo
  • Vizcarra
  • Rosario
  • Yuticancha
  • Arenales
  • Papachacra Frontera
  • Chorcoya Avilez
  • Carapari
  • Churquis
  • Kisca Cancha
  • Ramadas
  • San Antonio de la Torre
  • Ñoquera
  • Rodeo
  • San Luis de Palqui
  • Quebrada Grande
  • Hornuyo
  • Abra de la Cruz
  • Chilcayo
  • Cienega Frontera
  • Pulario
  • Quebrada Honda
  • Huayllajara
  • La Falda
  • Santa Cruz de Azloca
  • Pueblo Viejo
  • San Pedro
  • Santa Barbara
  • Atacama
  • Carretas
  • Tojo













Group
People
%






Campesino
350
7.4%




Unspecified Indigenous
53
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 350 || 7.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 53 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,230
89.0%
4,541
82.7%




Quechua
53
1.1%
123
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,230 || 89.0% || 4,541 || 82.7%
|-
| Quechua || 53 || 1.1% || 123 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,036 || 5,173 || 5,490
|| 4,754
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.4 |m5=4.7 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.4 |m20=3.4 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.1 |m50=2.3 |m55=2 |m60=2 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.4 |m75=1.3 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.2 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.8 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.3 |f35=2.8 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.7 |f55=2.2 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.8 |f70=2 |f75=1.4 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.6
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Lorenzo
 — Tarija
 [060501]





'''San Lorenzo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Méndez Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. San Lorenzo Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Méndez Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of San Lorenzo is Omar Favio Méndez Segovia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Lorenzo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rosario Jimena Cardozo
PATRIA




1
Alternate
José Luis Viluyo Ortega
PATRIA




2
Member
Abed Nego Salinas Vidarre
PATRIA




2
Alternate
Sonia Ordóñez Aban
PATRIA




3
Member
Ilsen Dora Zenteno Martínez
PATRIA




3
Alternate
Yeudy Álex Gareca Ortega
PATRIA




4
Member
Álex Miguel Gallardo Vaca
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
Julia Martha Aguilar
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
María Luisa Mamani Quispe
APB-SÚMATE




5
Alternate
Juan Orlando Albornoz Gaite
APB-SÚMATE




6
Member
Jorge Leonel Fernández Arenas
MTS




6
Alternate
Roxana Narela Flores Ortega
MTS




7
Member
Patricia Nina Choque
CDC




7
Alternate
Florentino Jurado Segovia
CDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rosario Jimena Cardozo || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Viluyo Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Abed Nego Salinas Vidarre || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Sonia Ordóñez Aban''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ilsen Dora Zenteno Martínez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Yeudy Álex Gareca Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Álex Miguel Gallardo Vaca || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Julia Martha Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Luisa Mamani Quispe || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Orlando Albornoz Gaite''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Jorge Leonel Fernández Arenas || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roxana Narela Flores Ortega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Patricia Nina Choque || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Florentino Jurado Segovia''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Lajas
  • Paschani
  • San Lorenzo
  • Lajas Merced
  • Tarija Cancha Sur
  • Tarija Cancha Norte
  • Bordo el Mollar
  • Alto de Cajas
  • El Puesto
  • Jarcas
  • Peñaderia
  • Quebrado de Cajas
  • Pajonalcito
  • Alpahuasi
  • Camaron
  • Campanario
  • Cerro Redondo
  • Acheral
  • Hoyadas
  • Lluscani
  • Melon Pujio
  • Panti Pampa
  • Jarca Cancha
  • Mandor Chico
  • Mandor Grande
  • Molle Huayco
  • Nogal
  • Pampa Grande
  • Quirusillas
  • San Isidro
  • San Pedro de las Peñas
  • Canasmoro
  • Corana Sur
  • Corana Norte
  • Erquis Ceibal
  • Erquis Norte
  • Erquis Oropeza
  • Erquis Sur
  • Urbanizacion los Eucaliptos
  • Rancho Norte
  • Rancho Sur
  • Santa Barbara Chica
  • Tucumilla
  • Santa Barbara Grande
  • Bordo la Calama
  • Alizar la Torre
  • San Lorencito
  • Alaypata
  • Carachimayo
  • Cerro de Plata
  • Chaupicancha
  • Cirminuelas
  • El Barranco
  • La Hondura
  • Monte Mendez
  • Sella Mendez
  • Cerro de Plata Cañahuayko
  • Bordo Carachimayo
  • Taucoma
  • Choroma
  • Cochas
  • Jurina
  • La Quiñua
  • Marquiri
  • Tres Morros
  • Bordo la Calama
  • Criva
  • El Rosal
  • Leon Cancha
  • Nogalitos
  • Noquis
  • Palacios
  • Yumasa
  • Zapatera
  • Colorados Norte
  • Cadillar
  • Coimata
  • Tomatitas
  • Loma Tomatitas
  • Colorado Sur
  • Huacata
  • Huancoiro
  • Tomatas Grande
  • Trancas
  • Coimata
  • La Victoria
  • Rincon de la Victoria













Group
People
%






Campesino
1,465
4.8%




Quechua
751
2.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
310
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 1,465 || 4.8%
|-
| Quechua || 751 || 2.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 310 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
27,429
90.4%
19,188
80.4%




Quechua
1,842
6.1%
835
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 27,429 || 90.4% || 19,188 || 80.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,842 || 6.1% || 835 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 18,568 || 21,375 || 23,863
|| 30,346
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.2 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.6 |m15=4 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=3 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.3 |m65=1.7 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.6 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.2 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.5 |f75=1.1 |f80=0.7 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











El Puente
 — Tarija
 [060502]





'''El Puente Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Méndez Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. El Puente Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Méndez Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of El Puente is Sara Armella Rueda, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


El Puente has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Hernán Mercado Girón
APB-SÚMATE




1
Alternate
Magali Beitez Fernández
APB-SÚMATE




2
Member
Lina Eliony Jurado Baldiviezo
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Osbaldo Fernández Gutiérrez
CDC




3
Alternate
Susana Sulma López Choque
CDC




4
Member
Nelbi Flora Ramos Soruco
NGP




4
Alternate
Wilman Tejerina Velásquez
NGP




5
Member
Mirtha Olivel Gutiérrez Zenteno
T




5
Alternate
TBD
T











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Hernán Mercado Girón || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Magali Beitez Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lina Eliony Jurado Baldiviezo || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Osbaldo Fernández Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Susana Sulma López Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nelbi Flora Ramos Soruco || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilman Tejerina Velásquez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mirtha Olivel Gutiérrez Zenteno || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Animas
  • Chaupiuno
  • Monte Chico
  • El Puente
  • Pirgua Pampa
  • Pompeya
  • Santa Ana de Belen
  • Septapas
  • Agua y Leon
  • Manzanilla Ayo
  • Pampa Aguada
  • Candelaria
  • Chinchilla
  • Carrizal
  • Colpayito
  • Ovando
  • Cazon Pampa
  • Chayaza
  • Curqui
  • Condor Huasi
  • Rupasca
  • San Antonio de Corqui
  • San Jose de Curqui
  • Rumi Huasi
  • Huarmachi
  • Ircalaya
  • Chinchilla
  • Campanario
  • Carolina
  • Chilcayo
  • Chorcoya Mendez
  • El Molino
  • El Puesto
  • Iscayachi
  • Papa Chacra
  • Pueblo Nuevo
  • Quebrada Grande
  • Sama
  • San Antonio
  • San Lorencito
  • Santa Ana de Agua Rica
  • Villa Nueva
  • San Roque
  • Alta Gracia San Roque
  • Puesto Grande
  • Caña Cruz
  • Candelaria
  • Caña Cruz
  • Matanzas
  • Paicho Centro
  • Paicho Sur
  • Santa Rosa
  • Wuaico Seco
  • Paicho Hornos
  • Huerta Huayco
  • Tujtapari
  • Paicho Chillcas
  • Verdiguera
  • Condor Huasi
  • Cieneguillas
  • Corral Grande
  • Huancar
  • La Parroquia
  • Loros
  • Obispo del Carmen
  • Pirca Cancha
  • Pucu Pampa
  • Puesto Grande
  • San Francisco
  • Tres Cruces
  • Totorilla













Group
People
%






Campesino
416
4.4%




Quechua
113
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 416 || 4.4%
|-
| Quechua || 113 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,695
91.3%
8,453
74.4%




Quechua
185
1.9%
284
2.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,695 || 91.3% || 8,453 || 74.4%
|-
| Quechua || 185 || 1.9% || 284 || 2.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,300 || 10,663 || 11,354
|| 9,523
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3 |m5=4.6 |m10=5.3 |m15=3.5 |m20=3.3 |m25=3.1 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.7 |m65=2 |m70=1.4 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.3 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.2 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.5 |f40=3 |f45=3 |f50=2.8 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.8 |f65=2.4 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.2 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Entre Ríos
 — Tarija
 [060601]





'''Entre Ríos Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the O'Connor Province in the Tarija Department in Bolivia. Entre Ríos Municipality is the only municipality in O'Connor Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of Entre Ríos is Joel Isidoro Quisberth Requena, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Entre Ríos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Sara Daniela D'arlach Lozano
PATRIA




1
Alternate
Aldo Cristian Grimaldo Camacho
PATRIA




2
Member
Lorgio Bustos Vaca
PATRIA




2
Alternate
Enilda Orquera Añanti
PATRIA




3
Member
Antonia Noemí Hoyos
PATRIA




3
Alternate
Basilio Nina Huayta
PATRIA




4
Member
David Tomás Velásquez Almazán
PATRIA




4
Alternate
Agustina Valdez Gutiérrez
PATRIA




5
Member
Natividad Choque López
CDC




5
Alternate
Marco Maraz Huanca
CDC




6
Member
Giovanna Gallardo Suruguay
MTS




6
Alternate
TBD
MTS




7
Member
Renán Ávila Vega
T




7
Alternate
María Belén Martínez Salazar
T











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Sara Daniela D'arlach Lozano || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Aldo Cristian Grimaldo Camacho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lorgio Bustos Vaca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Enilda Orquera Añanti''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Antonia Noemí Hoyos || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Basilio Nina Huayta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || David Tomás Velásquez Almazán || rowspan="2" | PATRIA
|-
| Alternate || ''Agustina Valdez Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Natividad Choque López || rowspan="2" | CDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Maraz Huanca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Giovanna Gallardo Suruguay || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Renán Ávila Vega || rowspan="2" | T
|-
| Alternate || ''María Belén Martínez Salazar''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 66 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alambrado
  • El Puesto
  • Entre Rios
  • Las Lomas
  • Los Naranjos
  • Moreta
  • Pajonal
  • San Simon
  • Serere Limal
  • Serere Sur
  • Taquillos
  • Valle del Medio
  • Serere Norte
  • Banda Mealla
  • Lajitas
  • El Baden
  • Buena Vista
  • Salinas
  • Rosario
  • Potreros
  • San Diego Sur
  • Santa Lucia
  • Sivingal
  • San Diego Norte
  • La Villca
  • Rode Lajitas
  • El Arenal
  • Kumandaroti
  • Palos Blancos
  • Casa de Piedra
  • Zapaterambia
  • Yuati
  • Ivoca
  • Villa Mercedes
  • Acheral
  • Berety
  • Cahuarina
  • San Francisco
  • Suaruro
  • Tacuarandy
  • Supitin
  • Alto Meleadero
  • Guairo
  • Trampitas
  • Moreta
  • Chiquiaca Centro
  • Chiquiaca Norte
  • Loma Alta
  • Pampa Redonda
  • Saykan
  • Soledad
  • Soledad Centro
  • Vallecito los Lapachos
  • Chuquiaca Sur
  • Chiquiaca Sur
  • Chajlla
  • Rosario
  • San Josecito Norte
  • El Pescado
  • San Josecito
  • Huayco Hacienda
  • El Tunal
  • Huayco Aserradero
  • Hoyadas
  • Alto Ipaguazu
  • Alto los Zarzos
  • Lagunitas
  • Chimeo
  • Fuerte Santiago
  • Huayco el Tigre
  • San Antonio
  • Vallecito Marquez
  • Rio la Sal
  • Colmena
  • Pucara
  • Cañuelas
  • Canaletas
  • Narvaez
  • Gareca
  • Piedra Larga
  • Cañadas
  • Las Huertas
  • Potrerillos
  • Saladito Centro
  • Salado Grande
  • Suarurito
  • Tambo Tarupayo
  • Saladito Naurenda
  • Tentaguazu
  • Tentapiao
  • Timboy
  • Tomatirenda
  • Yukimbia
  • Ñaurenda
  • Salado Norte
  • Agua Buena Yukupita
  • Agua Rica
  • Moko Mokal
  • Monterito
  • Medio Cañon
  • Tabasay
  • Concepcion
  • Agua Buena Calderas
  • Chalana Vieja
  • Choroqueti
  • Supitin













Group
People
%






Guaraní
3,585
17.2%




Campesino
3,464
16.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 3,585 || 17.2%
|-
| Campesino || 3,464 || 16.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
18,354
88.0%
14,803
67.3%




Guarani
2,380
11.4%
2,120
9.6%




Quechua
328
1.6%
417
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 18,354 || 88.0% || 14,803 || 67.3%
|-
| Guarani || 2,380 || 11.4% || 2,120 || 9.6%
|-
| Quechua || 328 || 1.6% || 417 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,763 || 19,339 || 21,991
|| 20,864
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.4 |m15=3.8 |m20=3.1 |m25=3.8 |m30=4 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.6 |f5=5 |f10=5.2 |f15=3.6 |f20=3.1 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.2 |f40=3 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.1 |f60=2 |f65=1.5 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santa Cruz de la Sierra
 — Santa Cruz
 [070101]





'''Santa Cruz de la Sierra Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Andrés Ibáñez Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Bolivia.[ref1]








The Mayor of Santa Cruz de la Sierra is Carlos Manuel Saavedra Saavedrao, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santa Cruz de la Sierra has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Laura Luisa Nayar Sosa
VOS




1
Alternate
Edgar Álvarez Frías
VOS




2
Member
Carlos Gustavo Limpias Urenda
VOS




2
Alternate
María Víctoria Rosales Pelleschi
VOS




3
Member
Reina Alicia Condarco Mamani
VOS




3
Alternate
Nicolás D'arruda Aguilera
VOS




4
Member
Marco Antonio Cadena Carignano
VOS




4
Alternate
Maribel Ledezma Marin
VOS




5
Member
Andrea Vaca Barbery
VOS




5
Alternate
Juan Carlos Villafuerte Natusch
VOS




6
Member
José Hugo Antelo Egüez
VOS




6
Alternate
Jannet Rivero Albarado
VOS




7
Member
Nury Valeria Melean Peralta
VOS




7
Alternate
Nicolás Menacho Ávila
VOS




8
Member
Jurgen Carlos Kohlberg Valle
VOS




8
Alternate
Karen Atenas Cochamanidis Garces
VOS




9
Member
Francisco Javier Bánzer Roca
PSC




9
Alternate
María Eisela Alcázar De García
PSC




10
Member
Melissa Noelia Ramírez Lapaca
VOS




10
Alternate
Harry Elías Cruz Hurtado
VOS




11
Member
TBD
VOS




11
Alternate
TBD
VOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Laura Luisa Nayar Sosa || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edgar Álvarez Frías''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Carlos Gustavo Limpias Urenda || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Víctoria Rosales Pelleschi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Reina Alicia Condarco Mamani || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicolás D'arruda Aguilera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marco Antonio Cadena Carignano || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Maribel Ledezma Marin''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Andrea Vaca Barbery || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Carlos Villafuerte Natusch''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || José Hugo Antelo Egüez || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jannet Rivero Albarado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Nury Valeria Melean Peralta || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicolás Menacho Ávila''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Jurgen Carlos Kohlberg Valle || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Karen Atenas Cochamanidis Garces''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Francisco Javier Bánzer Roca || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''María Eisela Alcázar De García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Melissa Noelia Ramírez Lapaca || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Harry Elías Cruz Hurtado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Santa Cruz de la Sierra
  • Casitas
  • Meson
  • Guadalupe
  • San Lorenzo
  • Villa Flor
  • Cortadera
  • Poresaqui
  • Jorori
  • Tijeras
  • Usuro
  • Las Malvinas
  • Usuri
  • El Cuchi
  • Habra
  • Los Junos
  • Las Pavas
  • Santa Rita
  • El Palmar del Oratorio
  • Canadiense 1
  • Zafranilla
  • Montero Hoyo
  • 12 de Julio
  • Villa Viana
  • Las Peñas
  • Paurito
  • Tipoy
  • Tundy













Group
People
%






Quechua
42,956
2.7%




Aymara
19,489
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 42,956 || 2.7%
|-
| Aymara || 19,489 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,441,148
89.5%
1,009,860
69.9%




Quechua
102,825
6.4%
130,030
9.0%




Aymara
25,983
1.6%
36,062
2.5%




Guarani
11,195
0.7%
14,567
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,441,148 || 89.5% || 1,009,860 || 69.9%
|-
| Quechua || 102,825 || 6.4% || 130,030 || 9.0%
|-
| Aymara || 25,983 || 1.6% || 36,062 || 2.5%
|-
| Guarani || 11,195 || 0.7% || 14,567 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 709,584 || 1,131,778 || 1,444,425
|| 1,610,982
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=4.8 |m10=4.7 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.6 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.6 |f35=4 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.3 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cotoca
 — Santa Cruz
 [070102]





'''Cotoca Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Andrés Ibáñez Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cotoca is Elvio Pinaya Jorge, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cotoca has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Julio César Justiniano López
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
María Estefany Chávez Céspedes
CREEMOS




2
Member
Walffer Carrillo Pedraza
UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Ana María Arroyo Suárez
UNIDOS




3
Member
Haydee Vasquez Valle
VOS




3
Alternate
Luis Alberto Vasquez Foronda
VOS




4
Member
Vanessa Áñez Galvarro
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Freddy Laura Condori
CREEMOS




5
Member
Denisse Asunta Pinaya Becerra
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Alfredo Ramírez Vallejos
UNIDOS




6
Member
Mauricio Cayo Vedia
VOS




6
Alternate
Elsa Rivero Soquere
VOS




7
Member
Dorys Cuéllar Jorge
APC




7
Alternate
Luis Ángel Abraham Osinaga Tito
APC




8
Member
Sixto Justiniano Ribera
CREEMOS




8
Alternate
Karol Jorjely Pedraza Mendoza
CREEMOS




9
Member
Milton Frans Choque Vasquez
UNIDOS




9
Alternate
Ariana Vaca Ferreira
UNIDOS




10
Member
Madahin Aquino Mamani
VOS




10
Alternate
Ronald Salazar Áñez
VOS




11
Member
Juana Dúran Campos
CREEMOS




11
Alternate
Juan Carlos Ayala Roca
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Julio César Justiniano López || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Estefany Chávez Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Walffer Carrillo Pedraza || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana María Arroyo Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Haydee Vasquez Valle || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Alberto Vasquez Foronda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Vanessa Áñez Galvarro || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Laura Condori''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Denisse Asunta Pinaya Becerra || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alfredo Ramírez Vallejos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Mauricio Cayo Vedia || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elsa Rivero Soquere''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Dorys Cuéllar Jorge || rowspan="2" | APC
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Ángel Abraham Osinaga Tito''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Sixto Justiniano Ribera || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Karol Jorjely Pedraza Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Milton Frans Choque Vasquez || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariana Vaca Ferreira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Madahin Aquino Mamani || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ronald Salazar Áñez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Juana Dúran Campos || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Carlos Ayala Roca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cotoca
  • Campanero
  • Campanero (Disperso)
  • Cumavi
  • El Espino
  • Itapaqui
  • Sindicato Agrario Porvenir Itapaqui
  • Santa Rosa de Proboste
  • Cosorio
  • Don Lorenzo
  • La Cruceña (Las Barreras)
  • El Bisito
  • Arroyito
  • La Cruceña
  • La Enconada
  • Los Tajibos
  • Tajibos
  • Tarope
  • Villa Alba
  • La Barranca
  • San Andres
  • Habitat 1
  • Las Madrecitas
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Arroyuelo Sur
  • El Bi
  • Habra Casa Tejas
  • San Lorenzo
  • Las Habras
  • Campo Grande
  • Ceres
  • Chancheria la Estrella
  • Granja San Jose
  • Arroyuelo Norte
  • Los Chaco
  • Puerto Pailas (Disperso)
  • Guapuru
  • Puerto Pailas













Group
People
%






Quechua
5,198
4.9%




Campesino
2,769
2.6%




Chiquitano
1,337
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 5,198 || 4.9%
|-
| Campesino || 2,769 || 2.6%
|-
| Chiquitano || 1,337 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
92,318
86.6%
38,656
69.5%




Quechua
9,946
9.3%
7,967
14.3%




Aymara
985
0.9%
611
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 92,318 || 86.6% || 38,656 || 69.5%
|-
| Quechua || 9,946 || 9.3% || 7,967 || 14.3%
|-
| Aymara || 985 || 0.9% || 611 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 21,252 || 36,425 || 55,633
|| 106,603
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.8 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.5 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.4 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.5 |f35=3.7 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Porongo
 — Santa Cruz
 [070103]





'''Porongo Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Andrés Ibáñez Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Porongo is Neptaly Mendoza Dúran, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Porongo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
María Isabel Suárez Oyola
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Cristian Gutiérrez Rojas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Katherine Oblitas Barba
CREEMOS




2
Alternate
Kevin Morales Mercado
CREEMOS




3
Member
Luis Fernando Alpire Bejarano
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Zina Paesano Vaca Pérez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Hans Federico Ritter Zamora
VOS




4
Alternate
Jacqueline María Del Rosario Argandoña Molina
VOS




5
Member
Gabriela Menacho Pinto
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Bladimir Cobarruvias Figueroa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Jaime Menacho Cuéllar
CREEMOS




6
Alternate
Margoth Gómez Blanco
CREEMOS




7
Member
Pablo César Vilches Morales
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Rosa Silvana Portales Barba
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || María Isabel Suárez Oyola || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristian Gutiérrez Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Katherine Oblitas Barba || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Kevin Morales Mercado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luis Fernando Alpire Bejarano || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Zina Paesano Vaca Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Hans Federico Ritter Zamora || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jacqueline María Del Rosario Argandoña Molina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gabriela Menacho Pinto || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bladimir Cobarruvias Figueroa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Jaime Menacho Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Margoth Gómez Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Pablo César Vilches Morales || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Silvana Portales Barba''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Buen Retiro
  • Guenda Tacuara
  • Limon
  • Guenda - Santa Rosa
  • Mague
  • Tres Lagunas
  • Portuguez
  • Pozo Colorado
  • San Jose de Potrerito
  • Sombrerito
  • Surutuvia
  • Tarumatu
  • Urubo Barranca
  • Los Batos
  • Burapacu
  • Pirai Pareorko
  • Porongo
  • Quebrada el Portuguez
  • Tacuarembo
  • Tarumacito
  • Villa Guadalupe
  • Colorada
  • Lomas del Urubo
  • Patriota Surutu
  • Villa -Villorrio Rosalia
  • La Sama
  • Lomas de la Pliza
  • Urubo
  • Moreno
  • Cooperativa el Dorado
  • Centella
  • Maguesito
  • Guenbe Chaco
  • El Martillo
  • Las Cruces
  • Luquillas
  • San Simon
  • Agua Dulce
  • Guenda Patriota
  • Rincon de Terebinto
  • Terebinto
  • San Miguel
  • Chaco Wenbe
  • El Cuchi
  • El Hondo
  • La Perdiz
  • Nueva Palestina
  • San Pedro
  • Santa Fe de Amboro













Group
People
%






Quechua
506
2.2%




Campesino
426
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 506 || 2.2%
|-
| Campesino || 426 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
20,787
89.9%
11,213
73.2%




Quechua
927
4.0%
1,148
7.5%




Guarani
114
0.5%
190
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 20,787 || 89.9% || 11,213 || 73.2%
|-
| Quechua || 927 || 4.0% || 1,148 || 7.5%
|-
| Guarani || 114 || 0.5% || 190 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,272 || 11,085 || 15,317
|| 23,126
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.8 |m10=5.1 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.5 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.6 |m40=4 |m45=3.7 |m50=3.2 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.2 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.3 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.9 |f45=3.4 |f50=2.6 |f55=2 |f60=1.8 |f65=1.2 |f70=1 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











La Guardia
 — Santa Cruz
 [070104]





'''La Guardia Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Andrés Ibáñez Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of La Guardia is Jorge Junior Morales Toledo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


La Guardia has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
María Elsa Pacheco Caballero
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Giovanni José Castelho Branco Mendoza
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Herlan Castillo Moreno
SPT




2
Alternate
Carmen Laura Mendoza Céspedes
SPT




3
Member
Gerhard Olíver Kreidler Martínez
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Carla Minerva Sahonero Ribera
LIBRE




4
Member
Carlos Hugo Serrano Melgar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Paola Cecilia Padilla Pérez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Graciela Alcócer Ojeda
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Leónardo Mauricio Zelaya Salinas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Víctor Hugo Saavedra Barrientos
NGP




6
Alternate
Marisol García Sánchez
NGP




7
Member
Margoth Cervantes Álvarez
UN




7
Alternate
Miguel Ángel Valdivia Zarco
UN




8
Member
Noemí Bejarano Aparicio
SPT




8
Alternate
Daniel Hernán Valdivia Cuello
SPT




9
Member
Elizabeth Calderón Gonzáles
LIBRE




9
Alternate
Jhonny Estrada Marcani
LIBRE




10
Member
Freddy Carballo Mamani
PATRIA-UNIDOS




10
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




11
Member
José Gúzman Vargas
MTS




11
Alternate
Cinthia Cuéllar Yujo
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || María Elsa Pacheco Caballero || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Giovanni José Castelho Branco Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Herlan Castillo Moreno || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Laura Mendoza Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Gerhard Olíver Kreidler Martínez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Minerva Sahonero Ribera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carlos Hugo Serrano Melgar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Paola Cecilia Padilla Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Graciela Alcócer Ojeda || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Leónardo Mauricio Zelaya Salinas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Víctor Hugo Saavedra Barrientos || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marisol García Sánchez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Margoth Cervantes Álvarez || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Ángel Valdivia Zarco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Noemí Bejarano Aparicio || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Hernán Valdivia Cuello''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Elizabeth Calderón Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Estrada Marcani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Freddy Carballo Mamani || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || José Gúzman Vargas || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cinthia Cuéllar Yujo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alto la Guardia
  • Quebrada Seca
  • Quebrada Seca Motacusal
  • La Guardia
  • Villa Simon Bolivar
  • Peji Villa Arrien
  • La Peña
  • San Carlos
  • San Juan
  • Totorales
  • Villa Rosario
  • Villa Victoria
  • Epizana
  • La Guardia (Disperso)
  • Campo 95 Menonitas
  • La Banda de Pedro Lorenzo
  • Menonita Rivas Palacio
  • El Carmen
  • Pedro Lorenzo
  • Basilio
  • Cañaberal Ii
  • Cañaveral I
  • Platanillo
  • Monte Grande
  • Naranjillo
  • Primero de Mayo Dos
  • Aguaises
  • San Miguel del Monte Grande
  • Tupac Katari
  • San Miguel del Rosario
  • Olivera
  • San Jose













Group
People
%






Quechua
9,230
6.2%




Campesino
3,439
2.3%




Aymara
1,481
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 9,230 || 6.2%
|-
| Campesino || 3,439 || 2.3%
|-
| Aymara || 1,481 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
130,042
88.0%
63,800
71.5%




Quechua
21,203
14.4%
12,578
14.1%




Aymara
2,066
1.4%
1,638
1.8%




Guarani
1,182
0.8%
1,020
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 130,042 || 88.0% || 63,800 || 71.5%
|-
| Quechua || 21,203 || 14.4% || 12,578 || 14.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,066 || 1.4% || 1,638 || 1.8%
|-
| Guarani || 1,182 || 0.8% || 1,020 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 22,250 || 39,552 || 89,284
|| 147,726
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.6 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.1 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.9 |f30=4.7 |f35=4.1 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.6 |f50=2 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











El Torno
 — Santa Cruz
 [070105]





'''El Torno Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Andrés Ibáñez Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of El Torno is Gerardo Paniagua Vidal, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


El Torno has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
María Norma Montaño Peña
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Emanuel Osinaga Rojas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Freddy Mercado Sejas
SPT




2
Alternate
Blanca Lenny Rodríguez Jiménez
SPT




3
Member
Isaac Flores Sofran
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Dayana Rivero Paz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Carmela Carballo Castro
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Esther Mendoza Peña
SPT




5
Alternate
Saul Yvan Pereira Pérez
SPT




6
Member
Luis Héctor Paniagua Figueroa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
María Estefani Flores Garnica
MTS




7
Alternate
Freddy Caleb Romero Quinteros
MTS




8
Member
Edison Rodríguez Vargas
VOS




8
Alternate
Elizabeth Mendoza Martínez
VOS




9
Member
Iver Serrudo Ontiveros
SPT




9
Alternate
Neva Espínoza Rojas
SPT











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || María Norma Montaño Peña || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Emanuel Osinaga Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Freddy Mercado Sejas || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Blanca Lenny Rodríguez Jiménez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Isaac Flores Sofran || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dayana Rivero Paz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carmela Carballo Castro || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Esther Mendoza Peña || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Saul Yvan Pereira Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Luis Héctor Paniagua Figueroa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || María Estefani Flores Garnica || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Caleb Romero Quinteros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Edison Rodríguez Vargas || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Mendoza Martínez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Iver Serrudo Ontiveros || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Neva Espínoza Rojas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 67 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alto Espejo
  • Cañada Strongest
  • Cañon San Pedro
  • Quebrada el Tigre
  • Jardin de las Delicias
  • Forestal Playon
  • La Forestal
  • Las Tacuaras
  • Villa Paraizo
  • La Lira
  • San Antonio
  • Los Limos
  • Cafetal Monte Verde
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Nuevo Surutu
  • San Martin
  • San Matias de Lomerio
  • San Pedro
  • Alto Villa Barrientos
  • El Pacay
  • Belen
  • El Torno
  • La Rojisa
  • Espejos
  • Junta Pirai
  • La Melea
  • Limones
  • Quebrada Alvarez
  • Quebrada Leon
  • Santa Martha
  • Santa Rita
  • Tres Pozas
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Villa Barrientos Litoral
  • Villa Esperanza 2da Fase
  • Villa Esperanza Primera Fase
  • El Tunel
  • El Porvenir
  • Ocorosito
  • Cañadon Naranjillos
  • San Agustin
  • Cañada Dos
  • El Gringo
  • Cañon de la Olla
  • La Angostura
  • Pozo Laguna
  • La Planchada
  • Lagunillas
  • Paso del Chivo
  • Quebrada del Horno
  • Santo Corazon
  • Santo Rosario
  • Segunda Linea
  • 2 de Mayo
  • Rancho Nuevo
  • Villa Florida
  • Villa San Carlos
  • Villa Tumavi
  • Guaracal
  • La Palmira
  • Lagunitas
  • Jorochito
  • Los Amarillos
  • La Fortaleza
  • La Elvira
  • El Salao
  • Parabanocito
  • Taruma
  • San Luis
  • Vallecito Tacuarembo
  • Betanzos
  • Limoncito
  • Tiquipaya













Group
People
%






Quechua
4,098
7.4%




Campesino
2,201
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 4,098 || 7.4%
|-
| Campesino || 2,201 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
49,064
88.1%
35,465
71.4%




Quechua
10,217
18.3%
10,900
22.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 49,064 || 88.1% || 35,465 || 71.4%
|-
| Quechua || 10,217 || 18.3% || 10,900 || 22.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 23,320 || 37,961 || 49,652
|| 55,697
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.3 |m15=5 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.8 |f5=5 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.5 |f40=3 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Warnes
 — Santa Cruz
 [070201]





'''Warnes Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Warnes Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Santa Cruz Department.[ref1] Warnes Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Warnes Province.








The Mayor of Warnes is Mario Cronembold Aponte, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Warnes has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Freddy Apaico Jaldín
SW




1
Alternate
Nancy Sánchez Arandia
SW




2
Member
Camila Núñez Gómez
SW




2
Alternate
Pablo Andrés Viveros Gómez
SW




3
Member
Jhonny Arteaga Rivero
SW




3
Alternate
Martha Bejarano Justiniano
SW




4
Member
Wilder Julián Ramos Benito
APC




4
Alternate
Mercy Rodríguez Siles
APC




5
Member
María Gerbacia Peres Montaño
SW




5
Alternate
Carlos Alfredo Pinto Rivera
SW




6
Member
Pablo Mauricio Canedo Arias
PP




6
Alternate
Elisa Fernández Melgar
PP




7
Member
Rodrigo Nina Ledezma
SW




7
Alternate
Aracely Fátima López Blanco
SW




8
Member
Adela Castedo Balcazar
SW




8
Alternate
William Cuéllar Taboada
SW




9
Member
Danitza Callahuara Calahuana
APC




9
Alternate
Marcos Jesús Medina Chambi
APC




10
Member
Ramiro Flores Choque
SW




10
Alternate
Katia Cáceres Burgos
SW




11
Member
Freddy Riva Vallejos
PATRIA-UNIDOS




11
Alternate
Hayme Miranda Palma
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Freddy Apaico Jaldín || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''Nancy Sánchez Arandia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Camila Núñez Gómez || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''Pablo Andrés Viveros Gómez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jhonny Arteaga Rivero || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''Martha Bejarano Justiniano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Wilder Julián Ramos Benito || rowspan="2" | APC
|-
| Alternate || ''Mercy Rodríguez Siles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Gerbacia Peres Montaño || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Alfredo Pinto Rivera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Pablo Mauricio Canedo Arias || rowspan="2" | PP
|-
| Alternate || ''Elisa Fernández Melgar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Rodrigo Nina Ledezma || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''Aracely Fátima López Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Adela Castedo Balcazar || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''William Cuéllar Taboada''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Danitza Callahuara Calahuana || rowspan="2" | APC
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcos Jesús Medina Chambi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Ramiro Flores Choque || rowspan="2" | SW
|-
| Alternate || ''Katia Cáceres Burgos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Freddy Riva Vallejos || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Hayme Miranda Palma''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Warnes
  • San Juan de las Parcelas
  • Chane Rivero
  • Clara Sauce
  • Villa el Carmen
  • La Esperanza
  • La Habra
  • Los Ciervos
  • Los Olivos
  • Manchego
  • Monte Cristo
  • Paisaje
  • Potrero Largo
  • Rancho Nuevo
  • San Marino
  • Tapera
  • Turobito
  • Villa Barrientos
  • Villa Belen
  • Azusaqui
  • El Carmen de Azusaqui
  • La Habrita
  • Las Barreras
  • Las Barreras (Disperso)
  • Clara Chuchio
  • Motacu Chuchio
  • Las Gamas
  • Buena Esperanza
  • Batavia
  • Candelaria
  • Chimbote
  • Barrial
  • Paraiso
  • La Marina
  • La Finca
  • El Copaibo
  • El Futuro
  • La Victoria
  • El Tajibo
  • La Reforma
  • Los Chacos
  • Santa Cecilia













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,913
5.9%




Campesino
3,286
2.2%




Guaraní
3,209
2.1%




Aymara
2,815
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,913 || 5.9%
|-
| Campesino || 3,286 || 2.2%
|-
| Guaraní || 3,209 || 2.1%
|-
| Aymara || 2,815 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
131,727
87.1%
65,152
67.6%




Quechua
16,711
11.0%
11,261
11.7%




Aymara
3,403
2.2%
2,405
2.5%




Guarani
2,171
1.4%
2,185
2.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 131,727 || 87.1% || 65,152 || 67.6%
|-
| Quechua || 16,711 || 11.0% || 11,261 || 11.7%
|-
| Aymara || 3,403 || 2.2% || 2,405 || 2.5%
|-
| Guarani || 2,171 || 1.4% || 2,185 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 38,285 || 45,318 || 96,406
|| 151,248
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.8 |m10=6.1 |m15=5 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.7 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.6 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.8 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.5 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Okinawa Uno
 — Santa Cruz
 [070202]





'''Okinawa Uno Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Warnes Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. Okinawa Uno Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Warnes Province.








The Mayor of Okinawa Uno is Franz Limberg Justiniano Suárez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Okinawa Uno has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jonathan Hipamo Césari
CAMPO




1
Alternate
Isabela Urquieta Barba
CAMPO




2
Member
Rubén Condori Aguilar
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Alternate
Benjamína Araúz Ayala
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Member
Magdalena Paredes Rodríguez
UN




3
Alternate
Limber Méndez Mafaile
UN




4
Member
Mario Rocha Morales
MTS




4
Alternate
Modesta Eva Callahuara Copa
MTS




5
Member
José Vadir Heredia Poma
PDC




5
Alternate
María Angélica Ramos Justiniano
PDC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jonathan Hipamo Césari || rowspan="2" | CAMPO
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabela Urquieta Barba''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rubén Condori Aguilar || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Benjamína Araúz Ayala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Magdalena Paredes Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Limber Méndez Mafaile''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mario Rocha Morales || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Modesta Eva Callahuara Copa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || José Vadir Heredia Poma || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''María Angélica Ramos Justiniano''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • El Carmen
  • El Retiro
  • Puerto Perez
  • Valle Chico los Limones
  • Junta Pailon
  • Las Mercedes
  • Okinawa 1
  • Puerto Nuevo
  • Rancho Chico
  • Los Angeles
  • Monte Verde
  • Nueva Aurora
  • Okinawa Uno
  • San Antonio
  • Sumuque
  • Villa Reyes
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Virgen de Guadalupe
  • Okinawa 3
  • San Miguel
  • San Miguel Ii













Group
People
%






Quechua
407
3.8%




Campesino
223
2.1%




Chiquitano
169
1.6%




Guaraní
108
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 407 || 3.8%
|-
| Campesino || 223 || 2.1%
|-
| Chiquitano || 169 || 1.6%
|-
| Guaraní || 108 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
9,284
87.1%
7,951
63.7%




Quechua
556
5.2%
706
5.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,284 || 87.1% || 7,951 || 63.7%
|-
| Quechua || 556 || 5.2% || 706 || 5.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 0 || 11,661 || 12,482
|| 10,665
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.1 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.5 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.7 |m50=1.9 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.5 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.6 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.8 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Ignacio de Velasco
 — Santa Cruz
 [070301]





'''San Ignacio de Velasco Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Velasco Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Velasco Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of San Ignacio de Velasco is Felman Gómez Paesano, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Ignacio de Velasco has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juan Carlos Toledo Mercado
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Irene Rodríguez Noza
LIBRE




2
Member
Daniela Jiménez Roca
CREEMOS




2
Alternate
Dayler Abimael Loayza Zambrana
CREEMOS




3
Member
Beidy Cabrera Ramos
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Marvin Micatu Orruri
LIBRE




4
Member
Dilio Rolando Flores Poori
LIBRE




4
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




5
Member
Hortencia Gómez Peña
TODOS




5
Alternate
Edwin Ronal Arce Cadima
TODOS




6
Member
Óscar Ignacio Castedo Esperón
CREEMOS




6
Alternate
Ana Vera Nogales Nattes
CREEMOS




7
Member
Aldo Pablo Arabe Bauer
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Justa Montalvan Paticu
PATRIA-UNIDOS




8
Member
Carola Montalvo Flores
LIBRE




8
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




9
Member
Petrona Aquilina Pereira Dorvigny
CREEMOS




9
Alternate
Hans Lothar Mayser Pedraza
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan Carlos Toledo Mercado || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Irene Rodríguez Noza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Daniela Jiménez Roca || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dayler Abimael Loayza Zambrana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Beidy Cabrera Ramos || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Marvin Micatu Orruri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Dilio Rolando Flores Poori || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Hortencia Gómez Peña || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Ronal Arce Cadima''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Óscar Ignacio Castedo Esperón || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Vera Nogales Nattes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Aldo Pablo Arabe Bauer || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Justa Montalvan Paticu''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Carola Montalvo Flores || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Petrona Aquilina Pereira Dorvigny || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Hans Lothar Mayser Pedraza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Ignacio de Velasco
  • El Progreso
  • Laguna Santa Rosa
  • San Ignacio de Velasco (Disperso)
  • San Juan de Macoño
  • Carmen de Ruiz
  • Argelia
  • Cochabambita
  • Espiritu
  • Mercedes de las Minas
  • Pasiviqui
  • 16 de Agosto
  • Mercedes Soliz
  • Candelaria -Alto Paragua
  • Candelaria de Noza
  • Carmencita
  • Cotoquita
  • Recreo
  • Marco Porvenir
  • Marfil
  • Medio Monte
  • Piso Firme
  • Providencia -Alto Paragua
  • San Antonio
  • San Miguelito de la Frontera
  • San Bartolo de la Frontera
  • San Josema
  • San Juan Bautista
  • San Juan de Tanomoña
  • San Lorencito de la Frontera
  • San Lucas
  • San Luisito
  • San Nicolas de Cerrito
  • San Pablo
  • San Pedro Alta Vista
  • Santa Teresa del Patuju
  • San Pedro de la Frontera
  • San Rafaelito de Sutuniquiña
  • Consuelo
  • San Simon Alto Paragua
  • Santa Martha
  • Santa Anita de la Frontera
  • Santa Rosa
  • Ascencion del Carmen de Ruiz
  • Santa Rosita del Carmen Ruiz
  • Santa Teresa
  • Sañonama
  • Totaicito
  • Porvenir
  • San Antonio de la Enconada
  • San Antonio de Purubi
  • San Javierito
  • San Juancito
  • San Joaquin
  • Ascencion de Macoño
  • Buena Hora
  • San Nicolas del Cerrito
  • San Juaquin de la Paz
  • Santa Catalina
  • Las Chacras
  • Mercedita de la Frontera
  • Rio Jordan
  • Agroecologica Montero
  • Bella Vista
  • Bolivar Papayo
  • Carmencita del Alto Paragua
  • Chirimoyas
  • Esperancita de la Frontera
  • Fatima Paraiso
  • Florida
  • La Roca
  • Maria Asunta
  • Monte Alto
  • Motacusito
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Pailita Alto Paragua
  • Palmarito Alto Paragua
  • Peñas Altas
  • Renacer
  • San Antonio de Pailita
  • San Antonio de Santa Rosa
  • San Antonio del Cerro
  • San Fermin
  • San Francisco
  • San Francisco de Guarrio
  • San Ignacio de Coyu
  • San Ignacito de Colorado
  • San Jorge de los Tantalios
  • San Josecito del Sari
  • San Martin
  • San Miguelito
  • San Valentin
  • San Vicente de la Frontera
  • Santa Clara de la Estrella
  • Santa Isabel del Bi
  • Santa Maria
  • Santa Rosa de Roca
  • Santa Teresa de Guapacito
  • Tacuaral Alto Paragua
  • Cañada la Roca
  • Estancuas Ganaderas
  • Candelaria
  • Candelaria Ii
  • Ascencion de Santa Rosita
  • La Encrucijada de Belen
  • San Lorenzito el Tere
  • San Rafaelito de Suponema
  • Santa Ana
  • Monte Carlo
  • Santa Rosa de las Minas
  • Tirari
  • Buena Vista
  • Guadalupe
  • Los Angeles
  • San Jose de la Embocada
  • Tierra Firme
  • Tierra Hermosa
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Villa San Miguel
  • Villa Santa Ana
  • Villa Santa Rosa
  • Cruz de Soliz
  • Fatima San Pablo
  • Primavera
  • Villa Nueva Paraiso
  • Villa Nueva
  • San Rafaelito
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Agroforestal el Rosario
  • Tajibo Santa Rita
  • 15 de Agosto













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
27,213
40.6%




Quechua
3,906
5.8%




Campesino
3,280
4.9%




Indígena
875
1.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
679
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 27,213 || 40.6%
|-
| Quechua || 3,906 || 5.8%
|-
| Campesino || 3,280 || 4.9%
|-
| Indígena || 875 || 1.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 679 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
53,486
79.7%
32,914
62.9%




Quechua
4,656
6.9%
2,345
4.5%




Besiro
621
0.9%
645
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 53,486 || 79.7% || 32,914 || 62.9%
|-
| Quechua || 4,656 || 6.9% || 2,345 || 4.5%
|-
| Besiro || 621 || 0.9% || 645 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 31,594 || 41,412 || 52,362
|| 67,103
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=6 |m10=5.8 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.3 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.3 |f5=5.9 |f10=5.4 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.3 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Miguel de Velasco
 — Santa Cruz
 [070302]





'''San Miguel de Velasco Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Velasco Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Miguel de Velasco is Limbert Ordóñez Rivero, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Miguel de Velasco has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Yexcenia Pedraza Araúz
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Gregorio Chuve Aguilar
LIBRE




2
Member
Patricia Lucia García Céspedes
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Edwin Amachuy Calderón
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Ervin Flores Toledo
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Marilena Paz Aguilera
LIBRE




4
Member
Aroldo Jesús Dorado Gil
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
María Estela Mejia Socore
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Antonia Méndez Taseo
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Willan Ricardo Maturana Benega
LIBRE




6
Member
Manuela Antonia Charupa Tomicha
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Freddy Socore Poiqui
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
TBD
LIBRE




7
Alternate
Guadalupe Áñez Céspedes
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Yexcenia Pedraza Araúz || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregorio Chuve Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Patricia Lucia García Céspedes || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Amachuy Calderón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ervin Flores Toledo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Marilena Paz Aguilera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Aroldo Jesús Dorado Gil || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Estela Mejia Socore''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Antonia Méndez Taseo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Willan Ricardo Maturana Benega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Manuela Antonia Charupa Tomicha || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Freddy Socore Poiqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Guadalupe Áñez Céspedes''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Campo Alegre
  • Altamira
  • Guapomocito
  • Corralito Guarrio
  • Cotoca
  • Cruz Ancha
  • Cruz del Tacoigo
  • San Luisito de Lima
  • San Pedrito de los Olivos
  • Santa Rosita
  • Villa Cruz
  • Potrero Aguilar
  • San Andres
  • San Antonio de los Tajibos
  • San Antonio de Tacoo
  • San Carlos
  • San Carlos de Sapoco
  • San Francisco de Lima
  • Las Casitas
  • Agua Azul
  • San Manuel de Cuarrio
  • Urubamba
  • San Pedro de Capacho
  • San Rafaelito
  • San Valentin
  • Santa Anita
  • Santa Barbara
  • Santa Teresita de los Sujales
  • Virgen de Rosario
  • Potrero San Pablo
  • San Juan de Lomerio
  • San Pedro del Cerrito
  • San Jose de Corralito
  • Monte Cristo
  • Cruz del Sur
  • Las Barreras
  • Santa Rita de los Quemau
  • San Silvestre
  • San Valentin Ii
  • San Pedro de Sapoco
  • San Fermin
  • San Javier de Cuchisito
  • Agroforestal 24 de Marzo
  • La Señora
  • Ramada Quemada
  • La Esperancita
  • Jesus del Gran Poder
  • La Banda
  • Santa Isabel de Bi
  • Agro Ganadero Israel
  • San Miguel
  • Santa Rosita de Lomerio













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
6,148
40.3%




Indígena
1,151
7.6%




Campesino
985
6.5%




Quechua
439
2.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
261
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 6,148 || 40.3%
|-
| Indígena || 1,151 || 7.6%
|-
| Campesino || 985 || 6.5%
|-
| Quechua || 439 || 2.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 261 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,203
80.1%
8,728
77.1%




Quechua
1,014
6.7%
247
2.2%




Besiro
221
1.5%
304
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,203 || 80.1% || 8,728 || 77.1%
|-
| Quechua || 1,014 || 6.7% || 247 || 2.2%
|-
| Besiro || 221 || 1.5% || 304 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,429 || 10,273 || 11,327
|| 15,239
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.3 |m15=4 |m20=4 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.5 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.1 |m70=1 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.2 |f10=4.9 |f15=4 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Rafael de Velasco
 — Santa Cruz
 [070303]





'''San Rafael de Velasco Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Velasco Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Rafael de Velasco is Rafael Julio Alviz Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Rafael de Velasco has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jorge Carrasco Viera
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Arlena Áñez Ortiz
LIBRE




2
Member
TBD
UN




2
Alternate
Ana Cecilia Paesano Pitiga
UN




3
Member
Tito Cruz Parada Saravia
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Lorenza Paraba Roca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Luis Alberto Vaca Surubí
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Asunta Katerine Sabore Tosube
CREEMOS




5
Member
Pura Dalcy Sarabia Flores
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Limbert Ocampo Cazón
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jorge Carrasco Viera || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Arlena Áñez Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Cecilia Paesano Pitiga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Tito Cruz Parada Saravia || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lorenza Paraba Roca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Luis Alberto Vaca Surubí || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Asunta Katerine Sabore Tosube''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Pura Dalcy Sarabia Flores || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Limbert Ocampo Cazón''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Mucha Miel
  • San Lorenzoma
  • Sapoco
  • San Rafael
  • Santa Teresita de Surutu
  • Villa San Juan
  • El Tuna
  • Miraflores
  • San Josema
  • San Josesito
  • San Pablo
  • Santa Rosita de Lima
  • Villa Fatima
  • Cruz del Norte
  • Estancia Triunfo
  • San Nicolas
  • Cañon Verde
  • San Fermin
  • Santa Isabel
  • La Colorada
  • San Nicolas













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
2,359
26.7%




Campesino
571
6.5%




Indígena
411
4.6%




Quechua
289
3.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 2,359 || 26.7%
|-
| Campesino || 571 || 6.5%
|-
| Indígena || 411 || 4.6%
|-
| Quechua || 289 || 3.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,015
79.3%
3,801
61.9%




Quechua
670
7.6%
106
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,015 || 79.3% || 3,801 || 61.9%
|-
| Quechua || 670 || 7.6% || 106 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,906 || 5,017 || 6,139
|| 8,842
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.1 |m25=5.4 |m30=4.3 |m35=4.3 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.8 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.1 |f10=4.3 |f15=3.8 |f20=4 |f25=3.9 |f30=4 |f35=3 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.6 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Buena Vista
 — Santa Cruz
 [070401]





'''Buena Vista Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Ichilo Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Buena Vista is Bladimir Chávez Roca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Buena Vista has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Juan José Vázquez Descarpontriez
DEMÓCRATAS




1
Alternate
Rosmery Ibáñez Suárez
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Member
Pura Vaca Fernández
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Alternate
Carlos Brian Oliva Zelaya
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Member
Eusebio Lizarasu Vargas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Eugenia Katerine Flores Sosa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Carmelo Araúz Vaca
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Alternate
Dalsy Geidy Bejarano Burgos
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Member
Mariela Cáceres Mejia
TODOS




5
Alternate
Jeremías Jauregui Salinas
TODOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Juan José Vázquez Descarpontriez || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosmery Ibáñez Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Pura Vaca Fernández || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Brian Oliva Zelaya''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eusebio Lizarasu Vargas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Eugenia Katerine Flores Sosa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Carmelo Araúz Vaca || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dalsy Geidy Bejarano Burgos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mariela Cáceres Mejia || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jeremías Jauregui Salinas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 68 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 6 de Agosto
  • Aguas Blancas Paraiso
  • La Arboleda
  • Buena Vista
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Candelaria
  • Caranda
  • Las Flores
  • Santa Rosa de Amboro
  • Huaytu
  • San Juan de Saguayo
  • Las Delicias Madrejon
  • Pozo Azul
  • El Carmen
  • San Pedro de Palillo
  • Isama I
  • Isama Ii
  • Potrero San Rafael
  • Santa Barbara
  • Villa Amboro
  • Virgen del Carmen
  • Rio Colorado
  • La Envidia
  • Espejitos
  • Aguas Blancas Amboro
  • Bella Union
  • El Paraiso
  • Potrerito
  • Recompensa
  • San Isidro
  • San Javier
  • Villa Aquiles
  • Buena Vista (Disperso)
  • Los Palacios













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,873
13.7%




Campesino
326
2.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,873 || 13.7%
|-
| Campesino || 326 || 2.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
11,904
87.2%
8,696
67.5%




Quechua
2,171
15.9%
2,534
19.7%




Aymara
126
0.9%
134
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,904 || 87.2% || 8,696 || 67.5%
|-
| Quechua || 2,171 || 15.9% || 2,534 || 19.7%
|-
| Aymara || 126 || 0.9% || 134 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,784 || 13,273 || 12,879
|| 13,651
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.4 |m15=5.7 |m20=4 |m25=4 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.3 |m60=2 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.9 |f5=4.7 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.4 |f50=2 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.3 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Carlos
 — Santa Cruz
 [070402]





'''San Carlos Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Ichilo Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Carlos is Marcos Antonio Áñez Campos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Carlos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Selba Roa Gutiérrez
DEMÓCRATAS




1
Alternate
Víctor Hugo Chávez Saucedo
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Member
Carlito Gladimir Serrate Oliva
NGP




2
Alternate
Sandra Rosas Álvarez
NGP




3
Member
Tokio Rollano Cadima
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Alternate
Saeko Saine Muñoz Poquiviqui
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Member
TBD
FE




4
Alternate
Silvia Pedraza Vargas
FE




5
Member
Villma Huanca Condori
NGP




5
Alternate
Carlos Alberto Beltrán Rojas
NGP




6
Member
Flavia Andrea Saavedra Melgar
DEMÓCRATAS




6
Alternate
Daniel Araúz Saavedra
DEMÓCRATAS




7
Member
Jorge Araúz Espínoza
CREEMOS




7
Alternate
Nathalia Carreño Silva
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Selba Roa Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Víctor Hugo Chávez Saucedo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Carlito Gladimir Serrate Oliva || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Rosas Álvarez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Tokio Rollano Cadima || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Saeko Saine Muñoz Poquiviqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Pedraza Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Villma Huanca Condori || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Alberto Beltrán Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Flavia Andrea Saavedra Melgar || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Araúz Saavedra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Jorge Araúz Espínoza || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nathalia Carreño Silva''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Buen Retiro
  • Villa Antofagasta
  • El Cercado
  • El Pilar
  • La Lidia
  • Estacion Buen Retiro
  • Sujal
  • Villa Imperial
  • Aguas Bonitas
  • Bolivar
  • Colquiri
  • Los Majos
  • Mataracu
  • Oriente Chichas
  • Tacuarita
  • Santa Fe de Yapacani
  • Villa Rosario
  • Piquiri
  • La Fortuna
  • La Tercera
  • Villa Fatima
  • 25 de Septiembre
  • Centro de Rehabilitacion
  • Nuevo Oriente
  • Madre Negra
  • San Carlos
  • Sub la Union
  • Surutu
  • Villa Cotoca la Quinta
  • La Cuarta Villa Florida













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,981
10.5%




Campesino
675
3.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,981 || 10.5%
|-
| Campesino || 675 || 3.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
16,697
88.1%
14,167
70.5%




Quechua
3,167
16.7%
3,648
18.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 16,697 || 88.1% || 14,167 || 70.5%
|-
| Quechua || 3,167 || 16.7% || 3,648 || 18.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,067 || 16,502 || 20,093
|| 18,942
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.6 |m20=3.8 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.5 |m70=1.1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.2
|f0=4 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.7 |f20=3.8 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Villa Yapacaní
 — Santa Cruz
 [070403]





'''Villa Yapacaní Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Ichilo Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Ichilo Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Villa Yapacaní is Juan Ramos Alanis, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Villa Yapacaní has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2] One of those seats is an Indigenous seat assigned by the Yuracaré-Mojeño according to its own norms and procedures.





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Mario Siancas Hidalgo
FE




1
Alternate
Alcira Ruíz Paz
FE




2
Member
Samuel Jesús Sánchez Mejia
TODOS




2
Alternate
Raquel Guadalupe Saavedra Pérez
TODOS




3
Member
Dillma Machaca Moya
FE




3
Alternate
Juan Villca Panti
FE




4
Member
Liz Nayeli Vargas Condori
TODOS




4
Alternate
Ramiro Cayo Arauco
TODOS




5
Member
Basilio Villcazana Dúran
FE




5
Alternate
Nancy Caiguara Gonzáles
FE




6
Member
Guida Jael Gallardo Albornoz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Roly Alba Pérez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Pablo Santos Quispe
TODOS




7
Alternate
María José Quispe Blanco
TODOS




8
Member
TBD
FE




8
Alternate
Eber Cáceres Nina
FE




9
Member
TBD





9
Alternate
TBD












{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Mario Siancas Hidalgo || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Alcira Ruíz Paz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Samuel Jesús Sánchez Mejia || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Raquel Guadalupe Saavedra Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dillma Machaca Moya || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Villca Panti''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Liz Nayeli Vargas Condori || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ramiro Cayo Arauco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Basilio Villcazana Dúran || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Nancy Caiguara Gonzáles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Guida Jael Gallardo Albornoz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roly Alba Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Pablo Santos Quispe || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María José Quispe Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Eber Cáceres Nina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | Yuracaré-Mojeño
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 1º de Mayo -Cooperativa
  • Challavito
  • Puerto Pallar
  • Chorolque
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Puerto Chore
  • San German
  • San German (Disperso)
  • 3 de Octubre
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Jose Maria Linares -Cooperativa
  • San Juan
  • Luna Nueva
  • Naranjal
  • San Juan Campo Vibora
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • 9 de Octubre
  • 10 de Noviembre
  • Ayacuchito
  • 18 de Noviembre
  • La Victoria
  • 3 de Septiembre
  • Cascabel
  • Maras
  • Alta Vista
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Sinsicato Bibosi
  • Tawantinsuyo
  • Norte Litoral
  • Union Condor
  • San Sebastian
  • Santa Barbara
  • Damasco
  • Cerro Verde
  • Moiler 27
  • Cooperativa Villa Huacareta
  • Lagunillas
  • Kollasuyo
  • Litoral
  • Los Pozos
  • Los Yuquis
  • El Condor
  • Maral
  • San Jorge
  • Villa Abanico
  • Majusal
  • Platanal
  • Villa el Palmar
  • El Palmar
  • Abanico Yapacani 2
  • Yapacani
  • San Isidro
  • Yapacani (Disperso)
  • San Rafael
  • Monica
  • Urkupiña
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Porvenir
  • Viña del Mar -Cooperativa
  • Palmar del Norte
  • Avaroa Moile
  • 15 de Agosto
  • Abanico 3
  • Barrientos
  • Puerto Avaroa
  • Comandito
  • Cooperativa 15 de Agosto
  • Cooperativa el Chore
  • Cooperativa Jose Maria Linares
  • Cooperativa Santa Fe
  • Kilometro 45
  • La Cumbre
  • La Ele
  • Los Tajibos
  • Nuevo Paraiso
  • Puerto Grether
  • Arroyo Negro
  • Monte Rico
  • Patujusal 1
  • Villa Bolivar
  • Zamora
  • Villa Chore
  • Totai
  • Ponderosa
  • Tapacare
  • Santa Ana
  • Monte Sinai
  • Monte Verde
  • Kilometro 21 Avanico
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Cooperativa Alianza Norte
  • Cooperativa Pampa Verde
  • Loma Alta
  • Mutun
  • Union Norte
  • 18 de Junio
  • Topater
  • 14 de Septiembre
  • 26 de Abril
  • Nueva Generacion
  • 12 de Marzo
  • El Peligro
  • El Carmen
  • Corte Hongo
  • Samo
  • Nueva Bethel
  • Islas del Oriente
  • Asociacion Arapi
  • 20 de Julio
  • Los Jichis
  • Libertad
  • 2 de Septiembre
  • 20 de Agosto
  • 27 de Mayo
  • Santa Cruz
  • Ibabo
  • 4 de Julio
  • Escalon
  • 2 de Julio
  • Estanques
  • Juan Lechin
  • Carmen A
  • 31 de Octubre
  • Los Bananeros
  • Indoamerica
  • Cooperativa Copacabana
  • Arboleda
  • Agricola Yapacani
  • 27 de Noviembre
  • Espuma
  • Oriente del Mar
  • 2 de Agosto
  • 12 de Mayo
  • 25 de Mayo
  • Patujusal
  • Dos de Enero
  • La Colmena
  • Los Olivos
  • Villa Rosario Km 45
  • Tacuaral
  • Moiler Uno
  • Tres Cruces
  • La Altura
  • Villa Union













Group
People
%






Quechua
11,867
20.5%




Campesino
3,183
5.5%




Aymara
612
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 11,867 || 20.5%
|-
| Campesino || 3,183 || 5.5%
|-
| Aymara || 612 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
50,575
87.5%
36,915
73.0%




Quechua
20,820
36.0%
19,768
39.1%




Aymara
960
1.7%
1,042
2.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 50,575 || 87.5% || 36,915 || 73.0%
|-
| Quechua || 20,820 || 36.0% || 19,768 || 39.1%
|-
| Aymara || 960 || 1.7% || 1,042 || 2.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 20,353 || 31,538 || 50,558
|| 57,794
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.8 |m25=5 |m30=4.9 |m35=4.2 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.8 |f5=5.1 |f10=5 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.5 |f30=4.1 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Juan de Yapacaní
 — Santa Cruz
 [070404]





'''San Juan de Yapacaní Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Ichilo Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Juan de Yapacaní is Petrona Estrada Saavedra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Juan de Yapacaní has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Wilma Ramírez Baños
NGP




1
Alternate
Alan Diogo Rojas Tarqui
NGP




2
Member
José Luis Mogro
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Sofia Isabela Palacios Rossel
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Mónica Candia Suárez
UN




3
Alternate
TBD
UN




4
Member
Nélida Ponce Coca
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Alternate
Manuel Ventura Vega
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Member
Alex Sonco Cáceres
NGP




5
Alternate
Ana Siguayru Melendres
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Wilma Ramírez Baños || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Alan Diogo Rojas Tarqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José Luis Mogro || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sofia Isabela Palacios Rossel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mónica Candia Suárez || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nélida Ponce Coca || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Manuel Ventura Vega''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Alex Sonco Cáceres || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Siguayru Melendres''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ayacucho el Carmen
  • Chapaco
  • La Enconada
  • Las Mercedes Yesquero
  • Raul Menacho
  • San Pedro Sirari
  • Villa Nueva
  • Guadalquivir
  • Los Andes
  • Punta Rieles
  • Maria Auxiliadora
  • San Juan de Yapacani
  • Hugo Molina
  • Nor Chichas
  • San Martin
  • Cooperativa 1ro de Mayo













Group
People
%






Quechua
824
8.1%




Campesino
225
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 824 || 8.1%
|-
| Campesino || 225 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,932
87.6%
6,381
69.4%




Quechua
1,135
11.1%
1,509
16.4%




Aymara
69
0.7%
112
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,932 || 87.6% || 6,381 || 69.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,135 || 11.1% || 1,509 || 16.4%
|-
| Aymara || 69 || 0.7% || 112 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,280 || 9,131 || 9,191
|| 10,200
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.8 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.5 |m65=1 |m70=1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.6 |f20=4 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.8 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=1 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San José de Chiquitos
 — Santa Cruz
 [070501]





'''San José de Chiquitos Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Chiquitos Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San José de Chiquitos is Juan Diego Caballero Saavedra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San José de Chiquitos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Samuel Zambrana Pocube
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Carmen Nair Roca Rivero
LIBRE




2
Member
Donny Machua Salvatierra
SPT




2
Alternate
Mirian Tomicha Suárez
SPT




3
Member
Silvia Ruth López Ribera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Edwin Saucedo Dorado
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Johan Félix Espínoza Mader
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Alternate
Rosely Zeballos Cuéllar
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Member
Rosa Elsy Mendoza La Torre
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Lorenzo Pinto Rojas
LIBRE




6
Member
Susana Vaca Peña
SPT




6
Alternate
Jorge Rodrigo Rojas Mendoza
SPT




7
Member
Vladimir Juárez Zarate
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Wendy Melizza Luna Ortiz
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Samuel Zambrana Pocube || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Nair Roca Rivero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Donny Machua Salvatierra || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Mirian Tomicha Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Silvia Ruth López Ribera || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Saucedo Dorado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Johan Félix Espínoza Mader || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosely Zeballos Cuéllar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Rosa Elsy Mendoza La Torre || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Lorenzo Pinto Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Susana Vaca Peña || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Rodrigo Rojas Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Vladimir Juárez Zarate || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Wendy Melizza Luna Ortiz''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Candelaria
  • Dolores
  • La Esperanza
  • La Fortuna
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Piococa
  • Portoncito
  • Pozo del Cura
  • Quituquiña
  • San Agustin
  • San Antonio
  • San Jose
  • Musuruqui
  • Quimome
  • Nueva Italia
  • San Jose de Chiquitos
  • Taperita
  • San Juan del Norte
  • Valle Verde
  • Pororó
  • San Ceferino
  • Menonita Nuevo Mexico
  • Cruz Blanca
  • Berlin
  • La Honda
  • Menonita Valle Hermoso
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Ipias
  • La Fortuna 2
  • Losiros
  • Primavera
  • Ramada
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Gran Imperio
  • El Progreso
  • La Ponderosa
  • Savinal
  • 8 de Diciembre
  • 8 de Julio
  • Cristo Rey
  • Las Minas Don Mario
  • Los Tajibos
  • Nueva Futuro
  • Pionero Chiquitano
  • Propiedad los Robles
  • San Vicente
  • Villa Nueva
  • La Curva
  • Fatima
  • Estancia Alameda
  • Estancia California
  • Estancia San Martin
  • Papa Gallo
  • San Mauro
  • San Roque
  • Carupau
  • Manantial
  • Lagunilla
  • 30 de Agosto Che Guevara
  • San Juan
  • Natividad
  • 24 de Junio
  • El Bajio
  • Santa Maria
  • Socori
  • 12 de Abril
  • Menonita California
  • El Tinto
  • Sumaq Buena Aventura
  • Santa Martha
  • San Miguel
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Santa Teresita
  • Entre Rios
  • San Juan de Chiquitos
  • San Juan de Taperas
  • Buena Vista
  • San Jose













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
5,378
13.1%




Quechua
1,973
4.8%




Campesino
1,848
4.5%




Indígena
559
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 5,378 || 13.1%
|-
| Quechua || 1,973 || 4.8%
|-
| Campesino || 1,848 || 4.5%
|-
| Indígena || 559 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
25,622
62.5%
13,533
46.8%




Quechua
3,606
8.8%
1,385
4.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 25,622 || 62.5% || 13,533 || 46.8%
|-
| Quechua || 3,606 || 8.8% || 1,385 || 4.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 14,318 || 16,599 || 28,922
|| 40,974
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6.1 |m5=6 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.5 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.5 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.7 |f5=5.8 |f10=5.4 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pailón
 — Santa Cruz
 [070502]





'''Pailón Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Chiquitos Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Chiquitos Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Pailón is Heinrrich Luis Campos Hoffman, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pailón has a municipal council with nine seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 50,001 and 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
William Dany Padilla Sejas
DEMÓCRATAS




1
Alternate
Elsy Paz Aguilar
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Member
Uvaldo Saucedo Paraba
SPT




2
Alternate
Rosmery Jiménez Romero
SPT




3
Member
Ronal Barbolin López
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Tatiana Medina
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Dalcy Salvatierra Pedraza
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Cristian Daniel Daco Maldonado
CREEMOS




5
Member
Yesenia Bauer Hurtado
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Alternate
Jorge Huayta Bejarano
DEMÓCRATAS




6
Member
Patricia Velasco Rojas
SPT




6
Alternate
Jhonatan Torrico Reyes
SPT




7
Member
José Marcos Menacho Suárez
DEMÓCRATAS




7
Alternate
Yaquelyn Leónela Gallardo Estrada
DEMÓCRATAS




8
Member
Paúla Menacho Menacho
VOS




8
Alternate
Jhean Marcos Salvatierra Pedraza
VOS




9
Member
Peggy Yovana O'brien Méndez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




9
Alternate
Mauro Coca Flores
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || William Dany Padilla Sejas || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Elsy Paz Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Uvaldo Saucedo Paraba || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosmery Jiménez Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ronal Barbolin López || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Tatiana Medina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Dalcy Salvatierra Pedraza || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cristian Daniel Daco Maldonado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Yesenia Bauer Hurtado || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Huayta Bejarano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Patricia Velasco Rojas || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonatan Torrico Reyes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || José Marcos Menacho Suárez || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yaquelyn Leónela Gallardo Estrada''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Paúla Menacho Menacho || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhean Marcos Salvatierra Pedraza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Peggy Yovana O'brien Méndez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mauro Coca Flores''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Santa Clara
  • 29 de Marzo
  • 25 de Mayo
  • La Esperanza
  • Poza Verde
  • Rosal 1
  • Rosal Centro
  • Rosal Centro 2
  • Sinai
  • Pailon
  • Puerto Ibañez
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Valle Nuevo
  • Ibnias
  • Villa Nueva
  • Berthal
  • California
  • Cupesi
  • Fresnillo
  • Hohenau
  • La Milagrosa
  • Manitoba
  • 2 de Septiembre
  • Oriente
  • El Triunfo
  • Guidai Chay
  • Motacusito
  • Pozo del Tigre
  • Puesto Paz
  • Tres Cruces
  • Tres Cruces
  • Tunas Nuevo
  • 1 de Mayo
  • 10 de Enero
  • 14 de Noviembre
  • 8 de Abril
  • Campesina 30 de Agosto
  • Campesina Choroquetal
  • Campesina las Vegas
  • Campesina Virgen de Fatima
  • Guayacan
  • 4 de Octubre
  • La Verdad
  • 31 de Marzo
  • Cañada Larga
  • El Cerro
  • Tinto del Este - Menonita
  • Tunas
  • Tunas Norte
  • Waldheim - Menonita
  • New Land
  • El Arenal
  • Nueva Belen
  • Menonita las Piedras Ii
  • Belize













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
3,233
5.9%




Campesino
2,490
4.6%




Quechua
1,462
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 3,233 || 5.9%
|-
| Campesino || 2,490 || 4.6%
|-
| Quechua || 1,462 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
34,846
63.9%
18,969
50.1%




Quechua
2,746
5.0%
1,941
5.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 34,846 || 63.9% || 18,969 || 50.1%
|-
| Quechua || 2,746 || 5.0% || 1,941 || 5.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,955 || 28,520 || 37,866
|| 54,495
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6.9 |m5=6.8 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.7 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.4 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.3 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.2 |m65=0.7 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.2 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=6.5 |f5=6.4 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.4 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.6 |f35=3 |f40=2.3 |f45=2 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.2 |f60=0.9 |f65=0.6 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Roboré
 — Santa Cruz
 [070503]





'''Roboré Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Chiquitos Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Roboré is Richart Óscar Gonzáles Roca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Roboré has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ignacio Humberto Sarabia Ardaya
SPT




1
Alternate
Lourdes Gabriela Rojas Justiniano
SPT




2
Member
Alexander Serrate Gericke
PSC




2
Alternate
Jackeline Ignacia Sarabia Rivero
PSC




3
Member
Nardy Velasco Vargas
SPT




3
Alternate
TBD
SPT




4
Member
Jacqueline Delicia Gutiérrez Tomicha
PSC




4
Alternate
Olíver Ruíz Plata
PSC




5
Member
Richard Nixón Bejarano Bejarano
SPT




5
Alternate
TBD
SPT




6
Member
Gladys Elva Soliz Mamani
FE




6
Alternate
Jorge Antonio Orellana Gutiérrez
FE




7
Member
Roberto Castedo Paz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Jade Jasmín Vargas Zeballos
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ignacio Humberto Sarabia Ardaya || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Lourdes Gabriela Rojas Justiniano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alexander Serrate Gericke || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jackeline Ignacia Sarabia Rivero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Nardy Velasco Vargas || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Jacqueline Delicia Gutiérrez Tomicha || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''Olíver Ruíz Plata''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Richard Nixón Bejarano Bejarano || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Gladys Elva Soliz Mamani || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Antonio Orellana Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Roberto Castedo Paz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jade Jasmín Vargas Zeballos''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 69 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chochis
  • Peniel
  • Cupesi
  • El Jordan
  • El Salvador
  • El Porton
  • Limoncito
  • Los Sotos
  • Motacucito
  • Tobite
  • Tie Uña
  • Robore
  • San Isidro
  • San Manuel
  • San Pedro
  • Aguas Negras
  • Urucu
  • Santa Rosa de Tucabaca
  • 04 de Noviembre
  • Las Hebras
  • Aguas Calientes
  • Naranjos
  • Quituniquiña
  • San Lorenzo Nuevo
  • Santiagoma
  • Santiago de Chiquitos
  • San Lorenzo de Tucavaca
  • Gavetita
  • San Rafael
  • Bolivia - Nueva
  • Lugano













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
3,289
17.5%




Campesino
444
2.4%




Quechua
352
1.9%




Indígena
330
1.8%




Aymara
306
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 3,289 || 17.5%
|-
| Campesino || 444 || 2.4%
|-
| Quechua || 352 || 1.9%
|-
| Indígena || 330 || 1.8%
|-
| Aymara || 306 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
15,932
84.9%
10,166
65.0%




Quechua
536
2.9%
375
2.4%




Aymara
253
1.3%
293
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,932 || 84.9% || 10,166 || 65.0%
|-
| Quechua || 536 || 2.9% || 375 || 2.4%
|-
| Aymara || 253 || 1.3% || 293 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 15,246 || 15,240 || 15,641
|| 18,763
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.1 |m15=7.3 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.4 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.3 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.4 |m55=2.3 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.2 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.2 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.1 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.9 |f65=1.2 |f70=1 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Portachuelo
 — Santa Cruz
 [070601]





'''Portachuelo Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Sara Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Sara Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Portachuelo is José Alberto Suárez Chávez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Portachuelo has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Carmen Gutiérrez Arias
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Rolando Parada Mercado
CREEMOS




2
Member
Carola Antelo Mansilla
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Sergio Daners Antelo Mansilla
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Carlos Hugo Molina Paz
CREEMOS




3
Alternate
Petrona Suárez Medina
CREEMOS




4
Member
María Emili Rivero Vargas
SPT




4
Alternate
Juan Gabriel Parada Salvatierra
SPT




5
Member
Helen Arancibia Solano
CREEMOS




5
Alternate
Carlos Hugo Herrera Hurtado
CREEMOS




6
Member
Nino Ribera Justiniano
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
María Nelly Payares Molina
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Felipe Riber Vilagut
CREEMOS




7
Alternate
Candelaria Cambara Méndez
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Carmen Gutiérrez Arias || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rolando Parada Mercado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Carola Antelo Mansilla || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sergio Daners Antelo Mansilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Carlos Hugo Molina Paz || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Petrona Suárez Medina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Emili Rivero Vargas || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Gabriel Parada Salvatierra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Helen Arancibia Solano || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Hugo Herrera Hurtado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Nino Ribera Justiniano || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Nelly Payares Molina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Felipe Riber Vilagut || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Candelaria Cambara Méndez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bañadito
  • Chata
  • Guenda Viejo
  • La Esperanza
  • La Cancha
  • Pereoto
  • Las Abritas
  • San Diego
  • Urucu
  • Paquio
  • Portachuelo
  • La Peña
  • El Torno
  • La Gran Flauta
  • Manzanillar
  • Monte Villa
  • Rancho los Manjales
  • Rancho Nuevo
  • San Joaquin
  • Santa Rita
  • Propiedad el Retorno
  • Estacion Azubicito
  • Jorori
  • Quimori
  • Los Amarillos
  • San Antonio
  • Burgos Grande
  • El Torrente
  • San Ignacio del Sara
  • San Juan de Palometillas
  • Los Chacos













Group
People
%






Quechua
365
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 365 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
18,194
87.7%
10,882
60.8%




Quechua
569
2.7%
724
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 18,194 || 87.7% || 10,882 || 60.8%
|-
| Quechua || 569 || 2.7% || 724 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 12,667 || 16,408 || 17,885
|| 20,743
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.1 |m30=4 |m35=3.7 |m40=3 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.3 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.5 |m85=0.3
|f0=4 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.4 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.2 |f30=4 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santa Rosa del Sara
 — Santa Cruz
 [070602]





'''Santa Rosa del Sara Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Sara Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Santa Rosa del Sara is Roque Laura Segovia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santa Rosa del Sara has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Kidian Tamara Fernández Arias
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Aldair Mora Fernández
CREEMOS




2
Member
Ángela Cuéllar Rodríguez
NGP




2
Alternate
Luciano Arias Moran
NGP




3
Member
Tatiana Farias Roca
TODOS




3
Alternate
Antenor Yevara Cortez
TODOS




4
Member
Fernando Ayrton Rivero Gutiérrez
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Karina Rodríguez Salvatierra
CREEMOS




5
Member
Ronald Pérez Vasquez
NGP




5
Alternate
Candelaria Segovia Jora
NGP




6
Member
Delfín Espínoza Enrriques
TODOS




6
Alternate
Adelaida Morales Flores
TODOS




7
Member
Wilfredo Vela Varas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Janelly Páez Arias
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Kidian Tamara Fernández Arias || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Aldair Mora Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ángela Cuéllar Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luciano Arias Moran''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Tatiana Farias Roca || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Antenor Yevara Cortez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Fernando Ayrton Rivero Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Karina Rodríguez Salvatierra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ronald Pérez Vasquez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Candelaria Segovia Jora''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Delfín Espínoza Enrriques || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adelaida Morales Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Wilfredo Vela Varas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Janelly Páez Arias''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 12 de Agosto
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Loma Alta
  • La Planchada
  • Planchada 2
  • Nueva America
  • Rancho Grande
  • Santa Rosita
  • Villa Imperial
  • Bellas Niguas
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • Azurduy
  • Las Piedras
  • San Luis
  • 4 de Marzo
  • Cochabambita
  • Sindicato Nazareth
  • Santa Rosa del Sara
  • 16 de Julio
  • La Cuarta
  • San Miguel
  • Los Andes
  • Monterrey
  • Rio Nuevo
  • Santo Domingo
  • Villa 14 de Septiembre
  • Virgen de Copacabana
  • Estrella del Norte
  • Los Bibosis
  • Copacabana
  • Las Pavas
  • Monte Rico
  • Santa Rosa
  • Asubi
  • Menonita
  • El Colorado
  • Faja Quinta - Sexta
  • Palacios
  • Palometas
  • Rincon de Palometas
  • San Jorge
  • Sind 1° de Mayo
  • Sind 12 de Octubre
  • Sind Aguas Negras
  • Sind Berlin I
  • Sind Berlin Ii
  • Sind Bolivar
  • Sind el Carmen
  • Sind el Remanzo
  • Sind Flora y Fauna
  • Galilea
  • Sind Nuevo Horizonte
  • Sind San Andres
  • Sind San Pedro
  • San Salvador
  • Sind las Pavas
  • Sind Tierras Nuevas
  • Sind Villa Paraiso
  • Sind Virgen de Copacabana
  • Sind Virgen de Cotoca
  • El Astillero
  • Virgen de Guadalupe
  • Curichon
  • Jerusalen
  • El Recreo
  • Cuatro Ojos Pirai
  • Agrupacion Berlincito
  • 6 de Enero
  • Lagunilla
  • San Juan del Pirai
  • Las Petas
  • 3 de Mayo
  • 10 de Noviembre
  • San Juan del Chore
  • 4 de Junio
  • Soberania
  • Cinco
  • Dos de Junio
  • 21 de Marzo
  • 27 de Mayo Iquichomo
  • Azubi
  • Loma Alta
  • Palometa













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,703
15.0%




Campesino
920
5.1%




Guaraní
205
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,703 || 15.0%
|-
| Campesino || 920 || 5.1%
|-
| Guaraní || 205 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
15,863
88.1%
12,644
65.8%




Quechua
3,469
19.3%
3,991
20.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,863 || 88.1% || 12,644 || 65.8%
|-
| Quechua || 3,469 || 19.3% || 3,991 || 20.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,248 || 15,052 || 19,217
|| 17,999
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.1 |m25=4.5 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.5 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.6 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.4 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Colpa Bélgica
 — Santa Cruz
 [070603]





'''Colpa Bélgica Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Sara Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Colpa Bélgica is Wendy Roca Hidalgo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Colpa Bélgica has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gabriela Soto Toledo
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Erick Marcelo Becerra Vargas
CREEMOS




2
Member
Sandra Muñoz Gutiérrez
UN




2
Alternate
Betrán Borja Chávez
UN




3
Member
Marisol Áñez Reus
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Leónardo César Aramayo Mendoza
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Miguel Ángel Arias Monasterio
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Ana Patricia Mojica Pardo
CREEMOS




5
Member
Stephani Ignacio Sandoval
NGP




5
Alternate
Rodrigo Pinto Vaca
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gabriela Soto Toledo || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Erick Marcelo Becerra Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Sandra Muñoz Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Betrán Borja Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Marisol Áñez Reus || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Leónardo César Aramayo Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Miguel Ángel Arias Monasterio || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Patricia Mojica Pardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Stephani Ignacio Sandoval || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rodrigo Pinto Vaca''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • El Cedro
  • Tarope
  • La Belgica
  • Nueva Cuba
  • Burapucu
  • Los Alamos
  • Camalotal













Group
People
%






Guaraní
309
5.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 309 || 5.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,284
88.0%
4,212
69.4%




Guarani
232
3.9%
247
4.1%




Quechua
69
1.1%
116
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,284 || 88.0% || 4,212 || 69.4%
|-
| Guarani || 232 || 3.9% || 247 || 4.1%
|-
| Quechua || 69 || 1.1% || 116 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,692 || 6,273 || 6,069
|| 6,007
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=4.9 |m10=6 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.2 |m40=3 |m45=3 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.6 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.6 |f10=5.2 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.6 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.2 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.1 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Lagunillas
 — Santa Cruz
 [070701]





'''Lagunillas Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Cordillera Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Lagunillas is Edil Toledo Osinaga, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Lagunillas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Alejandro César Chávez Hoyos
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Verónica Hilario Castillo
LIBRE




2
Member
TBD
CREEMOS




2
Alternate
Alberto Rojas Carrasco
CREEMOS




3
Member
Elizabeth Pérez Velásquez
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Jesús Chamiri Uzeda
LIBRE




4
Member
TBD
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Feliza Jarillo Mendieta
CREEMOS




5
Member
Filemón Velásquez Cerezo
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Abigail Juani Sánchez
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Alejandro César Chávez Hoyos || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Verónica Hilario Castillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alberto Rojas Carrasco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Elizabeth Pérez Velásquez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jesús Chamiri Uzeda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Feliza Jarillo Mendieta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Filemón Velásquez Cerezo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Abigail Juani Sánchez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • La Peña
  • El Tunal
  • Iguasurenda
  • Itaimi
  • Lagunillas
  • Kuruyuqui
  • Pincal - de Jupaguazu
  • Pueblo Nuevo - de Jupaguazu -La Peña
  • Potrerillos los Pozos
  • Villarcito
  • La Tapera
  • Aguada Grande
  • Aquio
  • Aratical
  • Curupaiti
  • Irenda
  • Morebiti
  • Pampa Redonda
  • Quiriquirigua
  • Tacete
  • Terrazas
  • Yaiti
  • Yapumbia
  • Mocomocal
  • Ipati
  • Iviyeca
  • Ipatimiri
  • Caraparicito













Group
People
%






Guaraní
3,033
51.0%




Campesino
266
4.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 3,033 || 51.0%
|-
| Campesino || 266 || 4.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,873
82.0%
4,095
76.3%




Guarani
2,571
43.2%
2,271
42.3%




Quechua
60
1.0%
98
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,873 || 82.0% || 4,095 || 76.3%
|-
| Guarani || 2,571 || 43.2% || 2,271 || 42.3%
|-
| Quechua || 60 || 1.0% || 98 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,250 || 5,283 || 5,366
|| 5,946
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5 |m5=6.3 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.8 |m20=3.5 |m25=4 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.3 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.4 |m65=1.3 |m70=1 |m75=0.8 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.5 |f5=6.1 |f10=6 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.6 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.3 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.2 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.3 |f65=1.1 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.6 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cabezas
 — Santa Cruz
 [070703]





'''Cabezas Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Cordillera Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cabezas is Luis Ernesto Arrazola Alpire, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cabezas has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Adalid Serrudo Céspedes
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Aracely Mejias Aldana
CREEMOS




2
Member
María Elena Chavarría Sánchez
SPT




2
Alternate
Raúl Aguilera Soruco
SPT




3
Member
Mimi Carvajal Flores
CREEMOS




3
Alternate
José Miguel Maita Ríos
CREEMOS




4
Member
Paúl Morales Cerezo
PDC




4
Alternate
Dolores Villarpando Choque
PDC




5
Member
Carmelo Telles Moscoso
CREEMOS




5
Alternate
Thalena Canizares Alpire
CREEMOS




6
Member
Freddy Romero Arteaga
SPT




6
Alternate
Melania Dávalos Velasco
SPT




7
Member
Jennifer Eneliz Labra Llanos
CREEMOS




7
Alternate
Juan Gabriel Vargas Chávez
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Adalid Serrudo Céspedes || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Aracely Mejias Aldana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || María Elena Chavarría Sánchez || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Aguilera Soruco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mimi Carvajal Flores || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Miguel Maita Ríos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Paúl Morales Cerezo || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Dolores Villarpando Choque''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Carmelo Telles Moscoso || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Thalena Canizares Alpire''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Freddy Romero Arteaga || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Melania Dávalos Velasco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Jennifer Eneliz Labra Llanos || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Gabriel Vargas Chávez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cabezas
  • Los Quemados
  • Las Cabezas (Disperso)
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • Agua Brava
  • La Ripiera
  • Los Huerfano
  • Monte Rico
  • Agua Salada
  • Lajita Moroco
  • San Silvestre
  • La Cruz
  • Piraicito
  • Itaguazuti
  • Primavera
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Estancia Ganadera Iviza
  • Tembipe
  • 15 de Agosto
  • Cotoca
  • Tentami
  • Buen Retiro
  • Piray
  • Brecha 10
  • Litoral
  • Los Negros
  • Menonita Rivas Palacio
  • Menonita Sommer Felp
  • Eduardo Abaroa
  • El Carmen
  • Las Malvinas
  • Guapurucito
  • Loma Blanca
  • Porvenir
  • Mora
  • Porvenir 85
  • San Isidro I
  • San Isidro Ii
  • San Juan de Camargo
  • Santa Rosa Brecha 12
  • Tierra Santa
  • Tunalito
  • Vaca Guzman
  • Rio Seco
  • San Isidro Area de Poblacion
  • San Lorenzo Brecha 7
  • Zanja Honda
  • Curiche
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Abapo Viejo
  • Agua Buena
  • Aldea 1
  • Cañada los Rosales
  • Chuchal
  • El Dorado
  • El Filo
  • El Trebol
  • Florida
  • Iguazurenda
  • Itaguasuti
  • Mamore 2
  • Pampa el Coscal
  • Tacobo
  • Tejeria
  • Las Piedras
  • Campesino el Paraiso de Vaca G
  • Maria Peña
  • Casa Blanca
  • Chivato
  • Concepcion
  • Pirai
  • Isoso
  • Mira Flores
  • Pirhuas
  • San Ignacio
  • Yasitata
  • Cuta
  • San Miguel de Velasco
  • Tanque Australiano
  • Santa Rosa del Sarah
  • Rivas Palacios













Group
People
%






Guaraní
3,601
10.9%




Campesino
1,391
4.2%




Quechua
1,287
3.9%




Indígena
406
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 3,601 || 10.9%
|-
| Campesino || 1,391 || 4.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,287 || 3.9%
|-
| Indígena || 406 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
22,630
68.7%
15,223
57.6%




Guarani
2,104
6.4%
1,516
5.7%




Quechua
1,912
5.8%
1,764
6.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 22,630 || 68.7% || 15,223 || 57.6%
|-
| Guarani || 2,104 || 6.4% || 1,516 || 5.7%
|-
| Quechua || 1,912 || 5.8% || 1,764 || 6.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 16,808 || 22,296 || 26,434
|| 32,961
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.4 |m5=6 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.3 |m20=4.7 |m25=4.5 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.6 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.4 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.3 |f25=4 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cuevo
 — Santa Cruz
 [070704]





'''Cuevo Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Cordillera Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cuevo is Casto Isaac Gareca Leclere, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cuevo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Franz Chávez Castro
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Marlene Pacheco
LIBRE




2
Member
Ibelitse Miranda Arias
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Jhon Iber Mendoza Cardona
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Carlos Antonio Arias Baringay
NGP




3
Alternate
TBD
NGP




4
Member
Roxana Marisol Boero Gareca
LIBRE




4
Alternate
Selfio Tambaico Toledo
LIBRE




5
Member
Roly Vladimir Huanca Gorostiaga
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Paola Gabriela Parada Galarza
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Franz Chávez Castro || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Marlene Pacheco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ibelitse Miranda Arias || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhon Iber Mendoza Cardona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Carlos Antonio Arias Baringay || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Roxana Marisol Boero Gareca || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Selfio Tambaico Toledo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Roly Vladimir Huanca Gorostiaga || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Paola Gabriela Parada Galarza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 70 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ibicuati
  • El Arenal
  • Kapirenda
  • Parapetimi
  • Timboirenda
  • Huaraca
  • Itacuatia
  • San Isidro de Ivoperenda
  • Mandiyuti
  • Salinas
  • La Colorada
  • Tartagalito
  • Cuevo
  • Caratindi
  • Yeyora
  • El Recreo
  • Villa Mercedes













Group
People
%






Guaraní
1,684
31.6%




Quechua
173
3.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 1,684 || 31.6%
|-
| Quechua || 173 || 3.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,630
86.8%
3,181
63.0%




Guarani
1,034
19.4%
1,275
25.2%




Quechua
158
3.0%
93
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,630 || 86.8% || 3,181 || 63.0%
|-
| Guarani || 1,034 || 19.4% || 1,275 || 25.2%
|-
| Quechua || 158 || 3.0% || 93 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,135 || 3,406 || 5,052
|| 5,335
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.1 |m15=7.2 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.9 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.7 |m40=3 |m45=2.8 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.4 |f5=4.8 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.2 |f20=4.3 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.7 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.9 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Camiri
 — Santa Cruz
 [070706]





'''Camiri Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Cordillera Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Camiri is Luis Gonzalo Moreno García, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Camiri has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Amalia Gabriela Zamora Alarcon
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Edwin Ovando Arrueta
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Eduardo Francisco Rivera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Karina Ayala Domínguez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Duverly Dany Morón Saldías
UN




3
Alternate
Ángelica López Taruire
UN




4
Member
Yhosting Michelle Dúran Viscarra
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
José Carlo Flores Mendoza
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Carlos Eduardo Corcuy Claros
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Laura Stefanie Baldiviezo Romero
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Alejandra Aponte Herrera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Juan Mendoza Garzón
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Priscila Elizabeth Castaños Lazcano
UN




7
Alternate
Carlos Alfredo Lazarte Terceros
UN











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Amalia Gabriela Zamora Alarcon || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Ovando Arrueta''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Eduardo Francisco Rivera || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Karina Ayala Domínguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Duverly Dany Morón Saldías || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Ángelica López Taruire''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yhosting Michelle Dúran Viscarra || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Carlo Flores Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Carlos Eduardo Corcuy Claros || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Laura Stefanie Baldiviezo Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Alejandra Aponte Herrera || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Mendoza Garzón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Priscila Elizabeth Castaños Lazcano || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Alfredo Lazarte Terceros''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Camiri
  • Itakise
  • Imbochi
  • Planta de Gas
  • Yuti
  • Alto Camiri
  • Cañon de Segura
  • El Rodeo
  • Guarirapo
  • Guazuigua
  • Manga Vieja
  • Piedritas
  • Pip Ituyuro
  • Pipi Parirenda
  • Pipi Santa Rita
  • Puente Viejo
  • Sotalera Gatillo
  • Guarani
  • Choreti
  • Guapoy
  • Itanambicua
  • Yobatitindy
  • Urundaiti













Group
People
%






Guaraní
6,654
20.6%




Quechua
543
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 6,654 || 20.6%
|-
| Quechua || 543 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
28,588
88.5%
25,386
75.0%




Guarani
4,244
13.1%
3,974
11.7%




Quechua
777
2.4%
1,370
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 28,588 || 88.5% || 25,386 || 75.0%
|-
| Guarani || 4,244 || 13.1% || 3,974 || 11.7%
|-
| Quechua || 777 || 2.4% || 1,370 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 32,092 || 30,897 || 33,838
|| 32,285
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=5.4 |m10=5 |m15=4.9 |m20=4.5 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.5 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.4 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.4 |f5=5 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.4 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.6 |f55=2.1 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.6 |f70=1.2 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.5
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Boyuibe
 — Santa Cruz
 [070707]





'''Boyuibe Municipality''' is the seventh municipal section of the Cordillera Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Boyuibe is Ana María Daza Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Boyuibe has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rocío Jurado Cordero
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Franz Javier Bonillas Hoyos
LIBRE




2
Member
TBD
UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Darwin Vaca Ruíz
UNIDOS




3
Member
Dany Óscar Ortiz Mendoza
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Natalia Morales Romero
LIBRE




4
Member
Margarita Jiménez Oña
SPT




4
Alternate
Marcelo Castro Soleto
SPT




5
Member
Silvia Arancibia Donaire
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Sebastián Vela Condori
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rocío Jurado Cordero || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Franz Javier Bonillas Hoyos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Darwin Vaca Ruíz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dany Óscar Ortiz Mendoza || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Natalia Morales Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Margarita Jiménez Oña || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcelo Castro Soleto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Silvia Arancibia Donaire || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Sebastián Vela Condori''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Boyuibe
  • Kuruyuqui
  • Pailon
  • Pozo del Monte
  • Pueblo Nuevo
  • Tacuarandy
  • Taquiperenda
  • Yuqueriti
  • Chañaral
  • Escia Atajadito
  • Escia Carolina
  • Escia el Chorro
  • Escia el Porvenir
  • Escia la Aurora
  • Escia la Bomba
  • Escia la Frontera
  • Escia la Pista
  • Escia Mandeyapecua
  • Escia Pueblo Nuevo
  • Escia Tayasuigua
  • Escia Villa Calendaria Ii
  • Hda Ivoca
  • Hda Santa Anita
  • La Garza
  • Laguna Camatindi
  • Escia Kalapierna
  • Huacareja
  • Estancia Romina
  • Estancia Ballivian
  • Estancia el Recreo
  • Estancia el Rococo
  • Estancia Jardin de las Flores
  • Estancia Madre Selva
  • Estancia Pinuca
  • Hda Golondrina
  • Choroquetal
  • El Retiro













Group
People
%






Guaraní
1,628
29.0%




Quechua
192
3.4%




Aymara
59
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 1,628 || 29.0%
|-
| Quechua || 192 || 3.4%
|-
| Aymara || 59 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,449
79.3%
3,269
64.3%




Guarani
544
9.7%
812
16.0%




Quechua
221
3.9%
100
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,449 || 79.3% || 3,269 || 64.3%
|-
| Guarani || 544 || 9.7% || 812 || 16.0%
|-
| Quechua || 221 || 3.9% || 100 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,741 || 4,031 || 5,087
|| 5,612
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.4 |m5=6.4 |m10=5.2 |m15=7.8 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.1 |m50=2 |m55=1.4 |m60=1.7 |m65=1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.1 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.3 |f15=4 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.3 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.5 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=8
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Vallegrande
 — Santa Cruz
 [070801]





'''Vallegrande Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Vallegrande Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Vallegrande Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Vallegrande is Alcides Vargas Vega, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Vallegrande has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jorge Sandoval Antelo
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
María Del Rosario Arteaga Calzadilla
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Simón Quintanilla Morales
LIBRE




2
Alternate
Carmen Thaís Aguilar Reyes
LIBRE




3
Member
Diana Alejandra Zeballos Camacho
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Javier Merubia Claros
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Ronald Mauricio Toledo Peña
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Noelia Linet Salas Prado
CREEMOS




5
Member
Freddy Alexander Valle Toledo
UN




5
Alternate
Fabiola Banesa Burgos Rodríguez
UN




6
Member
Jesús Rueda Martínez
VPT




6
Alternate
Sara Wilma Cossio Lino
VPT




7
Member
Luis Marcelo Rivera Barreto
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Arminda Flores Limón
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jorge Sandoval Antelo || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Del Rosario Arteaga Calzadilla''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Simón Quintanilla Morales || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Thaís Aguilar Reyes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Diana Alejandra Zeballos Camacho || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Javier Merubia Claros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ronald Mauricio Toledo Peña || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Noelia Linet Salas Prado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Freddy Alexander Valle Toledo || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Fabiola Banesa Burgos Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Jesús Rueda Martínez || rowspan="2" | VPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Sara Wilma Cossio Lino''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Luis Marcelo Rivera Barreto || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Arminda Flores Limón''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • El Pino
  • Huaicos
  • La Cruz
  • Pampillas
  • Alto la Laja
  • Chapas
  • Casa Vieja
  • San Jose del Pujio
  • Cañada Arteaga
  • La Hoyada
  • Cañada Arroyo
  • Potrerillo
  • Quirquincho
  • Villa Candelaria
  • San Antonio
  • San Blas
  • Huasa Cañada
  • Vallegrande
  • El Rodeo
  • Falda de Cebada
  • Palmar Oeste
  • Algodonales
  • Alto de la Sequia
  • Arenales
  • Bajo la Pena
  • Buena Vista
  • Cañada Sauce
  • Chacopata
  • Chapitas
  • Chilcar
  • Chivo Muerto
  • Churo Citanos
  • Chujillas
  • Churo de Garcia
  • Cuevas
  • El Frontal Huañuska
  • Fernandez
  • Guayabos
  • Horno
  • Islas
  • Jaboncillo
  • Kasamonte
  • La Seja
  • Loma Larga
  • Masicuri
  • Minas
  • Molle Aguada
  • Monte Pablo
  • Morocal
  • Murillo
  • Naranjal
  • Palmitas
  • Pampa Grande
  • Pata
  • Peñones
  • Piraimiri
  • Plan Gitanos
  • Potrerillos
  • Pucarillo
  • Rancho Novillero
  • San Geronimo
  • San Juan del Chaco
  • Santa Ana
  • Santa Rosita
  • Sunchal Alto del Membrillo
  • Tablas
  • Temporal
  • Tocos Gitanos
  • Torneado Chico
  • Torneado Grande
  • Tucumancillo
  • Vado del Yeso
  • Villa Nueva
  • Obejero
  • Alto Palacio
  • Alto Seco
  • Apocentillo
  • El Bello
  • Palmar Peñon
  • Lampazar
  • Santa Elena
  • Chorrillo
  • Kallana
  • Mataralcito
  • Guadalupe
  • Rayuela -Rayuela Huasacañada
  • Chirguanayan
  • Aguaditas
  • Manchones
  • Mankaillpa
  • La Seja
  • Agua de Oro
  • Alto Sitanos
  • Tocos
  • Huantas













Group
People
%






Quechua
248
1.4%




Unspecified Indigenous
225
1.3%




Campesino
173
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 248 || 1.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 225 || 1.3%
|-
| Campesino || 173 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
15,495
89.8%
13,363
77.7%




Quechua
520
3.0%
631
3.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,495 || 89.8% || 13,363 || 77.7%
|-
| Quechua || 520 || 3.0% || 631 || 3.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 16,621 || 16,837 || 17,208
|| 17,249
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.6 |m15=3.9 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.3 |m45=3 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.6 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.6 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.2 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.2 |f40=3 |f45=3 |f50=2.5 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.1 |f65=2.1 |f70=1.6 |f75=1.3 |f80=1 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











El Trigal
 — Santa Cruz
 [070802]





'''El Trigal Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Vallegrande Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of El Trigal is José Helmuth Cabrera Castro, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


El Trigal has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Yoelma Fernanda Montaño Cuéllar
PSC




1
Alternate
Braúlio Melendres Ugarteche
PSC




2
Member
Saida Narvay Gómez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Rodrigo Junior Ribera León
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Hussein Eid Cusicanqui
PSC




3
Alternate
Reina Sandra Villarroel Barreto
PSC




4
Member
Eduar Justino Cuéllar Valverde
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Celma Muñoz Terrazas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Yeny Fer Villarroel Peña
PSC




5
Alternate
Ángel Escalante Terrazas
PSC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Yoelma Fernanda Montaño Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''Braúlio Melendres Ugarteche''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Saida Narvay Gómez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rodrigo Junior Ribera León''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Hussein Eid Cusicanqui || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''Reina Sandra Villarroel Barreto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eduar Justino Cuéllar Valverde || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Celma Muñoz Terrazas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Yeny Fer Villarroel Peña || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''Ángel Escalante Terrazas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Sabucal
  • Hueco Padilla
  • Pampa Redonda
  • Trigal
  • Arroyanal
  • Banda Oriental 1
  • La Aguada
  • La Ruda
  • Los Saltitos
  • Muyurina
  • Lagunillas
  • Torrehuaico













Group
People
%






Quechua
36
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 36 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,153
91.3%
1,419
66.5%




Quechua
94
4.0%
82
3.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,153 || 91.3% || 1,419 || 66.5%
|-
| Quechua || 94 || 4.0% || 82 || 3.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,843 || 2,133 || 2,135
|| 2,359
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.9 |m5=4.7 |m10=4.5 |m15=3.2 |m20=3 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=4.5 |m40=4.2 |m45=3 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.9 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.9 |m70=1.7 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.4
|f0=3.1 |f5=3.9 |f10=4 |f15=3.4 |f20=3.2 |f25=4.2 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.5 |f40=3 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.3 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.4 |f75=1.2 |f80=1 |f85=0.7
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Moro Moro
 — Santa Cruz
 [070803]





'''Moro Moro Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Vallegrande Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Moro Moro is NA, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Moro Moro has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Pablo Cossio Gutiérrez
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Gloria Isabel Cabrera Peña
LIBRE




2
Member
Emileny García Ferrufino
LIBRE




2
Alternate
Jenry Ávalos Méndez
LIBRE




3
Member
Wilma Zurita Nogales
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Juan Gabriel Rojas Céspedes
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Armandito Soliz Velásquez
LIBRE




4
Alternate
Blanca Yecenia Morón
LIBRE




5
Member
Lilian Montaño Vivancos
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Nicolás Valverde García
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Pablo Cossio Gutiérrez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Gloria Isabel Cabrera Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Emileny García Ferrufino || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jenry Ávalos Méndez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Wilma Zurita Nogales || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Gabriel Rojas Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Armandito Soliz Velásquez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Blanca Yecenia Morón''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lilian Montaño Vivancos || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Nicolás Valverde García''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Buena Vista
  • Candelaria
  • Chañara
  • Potrerillo
  • La Tranca
  • Moro Moro
  • Puerto Sahuintal
  • Alto Veladero
  • Añapanco
  • Ariruma
  • Juan Ramos
  • Lagunitas
  • Montekata
  • Pampa Negra
  • San Jose Barrial
  • Aguadilla
  • El Mojon
  • Las Pampas
  • Duraznillo
  • Abra del Astillero
  • La Senda
  • La Higuera
  • Torrecilla
  • Añapancu - el Tholar
  • El Palmar
  • Agua Amarilla
  • La Laja













Group
People
%






Quechua
58
2.1%




Campesino
39
1.4%




Unspecified Indigenous
33
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 58 || 2.1%
|-
| Campesino || 39 || 1.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 33 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,485
89.0%
2,188
79.1%




Quechua
85
3.0%
75
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,485 || 89.0% || 2,188 || 79.1%
|-
| Quechua || 85 || 3.0% || 75 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,863 || 3,366 || 2,767
|| 2,793
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=2.8 |m5=4.1 |m10=4.7 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.6 |m25=4.3 |m30=4 |m35=4 |m40=3.1 |m45=3 |m50=3.3 |m55=3 |m60=2.4 |m65=1.8 |m70=1.5 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.8 |m85=0.5
|f0=3.5 |f5=3.6 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.1 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=3.1 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.8 |f60=2.5 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.3 |f75=1.3 |f80=0.9 |f85=0.8
|mmax=5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Postrervalle
 — Santa Cruz
 [070804]





'''Postrervalle Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Vallegrande Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Postrervalle is Vicente Coca Terán, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Postrervalle has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Amador Paniagua Lino
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Melfy Rojas Arandia
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Pastora Castro Coca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Ismar Espínoza Salazar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Benito Romero Rojas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Cely Dandy Peña Tórrez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Nieves Sibaute Baigorria
UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Carmelo Ávila Carrillo
UNIDOS




5
Member
Diana Mileni Molina Flores
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Bismark Ávila Espínoza
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Amador Paniagua Lino || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Melfy Rojas Arandia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Pastora Castro Coca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ismar Espínoza Salazar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Benito Romero Rojas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cely Dandy Peña Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Nieves Sibaute Baigorria || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmelo Ávila Carrillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Diana Mileni Molina Flores || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Bismark Ávila Espínoza''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 71 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Postrervalle
  • Los Churcos
  • Mosquera
  • San Marco
  • Mosquerilla
  • Rio Vilcas
  • Vilcas
  • Pampas
  • San Juan de la Ladera
  • Tierras Nuevas
  • San Miguel













Group
People
%






Quechua
30
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 30 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,594
88.3%
2,025
84.7%




Quechua
41
2.3%
53
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,594 || 88.3% || 2,025 || 84.7%
|-
| Quechua || 41 || 2.3% || 53 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,846 || 2,545 || 2,390
|| 1,806
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.1 |m5=4.2 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.1 |m20=3.8 |m25=4 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.3 |m40=4 |m45=3.6 |m50=2.8 |m55=3.2 |m60=3 |m65=2.7 |m70=1.7 |m75=0.9 |m80=0.9 |m85=0.6
|f0=3 |f5=3 |f10=3.9 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.4 |f25=2 |f30=3.2 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.7 |f50=2.8 |f55=3 |f60=2.2 |f65=1.9 |f70=1.3 |f75=0.6 |f80=1.2 |f85=0.6
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pucará
 — Santa Cruz
 [070805]





'''Pucará Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Vallegrande Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Pucará is Gabriel Enry Carrizales Villarroel, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pucará has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Vidal Osinaga Palma
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Yovana Rosabel Fernández Céspedes
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
María Arteaga Miranda
CREEMOS




2
Alternate
Nelson Terrazas Flores
CREEMOS




3
Member
Deyby Cortez Hinojosa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Darwin Calzadilla Arteaga
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Bernabé Carrizales Terrazas
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Mery Gutiérrez Terceros
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Ever Jaime León Arteaga
CREEMOS




5
Alternate
Máxima Sánchez Quispe
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Vidal Osinaga Palma || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yovana Rosabel Fernández Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || María Arteaga Miranda || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nelson Terrazas Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Deyby Cortez Hinojosa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Darwin Calzadilla Arteaga''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Bernabé Carrizales Terrazas || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mery Gutiérrez Terceros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ever Jaime León Arteaga || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Máxima Sánchez Quispe''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • El Cruce
  • Huertas
  • El Jague
  • La Torre
  • Lacayotal
  • Miskiloma
  • El Quinial
  • Salsipuedes Chico
  • Salsipuedes Grande
  • Pucara
  • El Cerro
  • El Estanque
  • Habra del Picacho
  • La Higuera
  • Loma Larga
  • Potrero
  • La Manzana
  • El Pugio
  • El Zapallar
  • El Tipal













Group
People
%






Unspecified Indigenous
22
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 22 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,811
89.9%
1,480
71.3%




Quechua
28
1.4%
45
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,811 || 89.9% || 1,480 || 71.3%
|-
| Quechua || 28 || 1.4% || 45 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,571 || 2,548 || 2,076
|| 2,015
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=4.2 |m10=4.7 |m15=3.3 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.4 |m30=4 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.9 |m45=4.2 |m50=3.7 |m55=3.4 |m60=2.8 |m65=2 |m70=1.3 |m75=1.2 |m80=0.7 |m85=0.6
|f0=3.7 |f5=3.7 |f10=3.9 |f15=2 |f20=2.4 |f25=3.3 |f30=3.9 |f35=3 |f40=3.1 |f45=3.3 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.6 |f60=2.4 |f65=1.7 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.8 |f85=0.9
|mmax=5
|fmax=4
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Samaipata
 — Santa Cruz
 [070901]





'''Samaipata Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Florida Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Samaipata is Richard Fernando Miranda Jiménez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Samaipata has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
José Luis Cabrera Franco
NGP




1
Alternate
Isabel Arandia Vela
NGP




2
Member
Herculiano Gutiérrez Calle
TODOS




2
Alternate
Deisy Castellón Chocomany
TODOS




3
Member
Yinelda Vargas Cruz
VOS




3
Alternate
Raúl Álvaro Hurtado
VOS




4
Member
Mary Luz Choque Apaza
NGP




4
Alternate
Ademar Vargas Ferrufino
NGP




5
Member
María Estelita Zabala Justiniano
CREEMOS




5
Alternate
Percy Banegas Rodríguez
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Luis Cabrera Franco || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabel Arandia Vela''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Herculiano Gutiérrez Calle || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Deisy Castellón Chocomany''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Yinelda Vargas Cruz || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Raúl Álvaro Hurtado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Mary Luz Choque Apaza || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ademar Vargas Ferrufino''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Estelita Zabala Justiniano || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Percy Banegas Rodríguez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bella Victoria
  • La Piedra
  • Agua Rica
  • Alto Florida
  • Bella Vista
  • Bermejo
  • La Coca
  • La Negra
  • Palermo
  • Puerto Limon
  • Barrientos
  • Piedra Blanca
  • San Isidro
  • San Antonio
  • Tocos
  • Vallecito
  • Volcanes
  • Samaipata
  • Cuevas
  • Achira
  • Chacatial
  • Floripondio
  • La Junta
  • La Laja
  • La Tipa
  • Lagunillas
  • Los Alisos
  • Mizca
  • Monteagudo
  • Pacay
  • Pajchita
  • Paredones
  • Postrer Vallecito
  • Santiago del Valle
  • Sarzamora
  • Sivingal
  • Tucuaral
  • Vicoquin
  • Samaipata (Disperso)
  • Villa Nueva
  • Alto la Yuruma
  • Capa Rosa
  • Castilla
  • El Fuerte
  • El Surtidor
  • Las Chacras
  • Sivingalito
  • El Empinado
  • Lagunitas
  • Uyaca
  • Rio Arriba
  • San Juan del Rosario
  • Chorrillo













Group
People
%






Quechua
970
8.2%




Campesino
510
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 970 || 8.2%
|-
| Campesino || 510 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,473
88.4%
8,051
76.9%




Quechua
1,836
15.5%
1,620
15.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,473 || 88.4% || 8,051 || 76.9%
|-
| Quechua || 1,836 || 15.5% || 1,620 || 15.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,142 || 9,739 || 10,472
|| 11,843
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=4.3 |m10=4.9 |m15=4.3 |m20=3.6 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.4 |m50=3.3 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.7 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.4 |m75=1 |m80=0.6 |m85=0.3
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.7 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.5 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.5 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.4 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.4 |f70=1.4 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Pampagrande
 — Santa Cruz
 [070902]





'''Pampagrande Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Florida Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Pampagrande is Joel Ontiveros Rojas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Pampagrande has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Enna Judith Quiróz Cuéllar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Heber Toledo Ojeda
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Fidel Canchari Ramos
TODOS




2
Alternate
Simóna Quispe Pucho
TODOS




3
Member
Salomón Santiago Rueda Cáceres
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Magaly Villarroel Montaño
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Rogelia Gúzman Camaras
TODOS




4
Alternate
Yomar Abrahan Mamani Cayola
TODOS




5
Member
Viviana Ángulo Mérida
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Pedro Segundo Ávalos Flores
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Enna Judith Quiróz Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Heber Toledo Ojeda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Fidel Canchari Ramos || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Simóna Quispe Pucho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Salomón Santiago Rueda Cáceres || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Magaly Villarroel Montaño''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rogelia Gúzman Camaras || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yomar Abrahan Mamani Cayola''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Viviana Ángulo Mérida || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Pedro Segundo Ávalos Flores''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Agua Clara
  • Algodonal
  • Becerro
  • Chirimollar
  • El Pacay
  • La Hoyada 7 de Septiembre
  • Infiernillo
  • La Junta
  • La Ramada
  • Liwi Liwi
  • Rancho Chavez
  • Rancho Romanes
  • Sivingalito
  • La Raya
  • Valle Hermoso
  • 8 de Septiembre
  • Caraparial
  • Chaqueño
  • Los Negros
  • Quirusillar
  • Palmasola
  • Pampa Grande
  • Rio Blanco
  • Rodeo Pampa
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • Cala Mina
  • Piedra Santa
  • Quebrada Seca
  • San Jon
  • Tazajo
  • Vila Vila
  • Villa Merced
  • Hoyada Palmar
  • Mataral
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • Barrio Nuevo la Asunta













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,479
15.3%




Campesino
553
5.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,479 || 15.3%
|-
| Campesino || 553 || 5.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,364
86.3%
7,204
78.3%




Quechua
2,883
29.7%
2,535
27.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,364 || 86.3% || 7,204 || 78.3%
|-
| Quechua || 2,883 || 29.7% || 2,535 || 27.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,761 || 7,933 || 9,198
|| 9,692
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.5 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.4 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.3 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.7 |f5=5 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.3 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.7 |f65=1.3 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.5 |f85=0.4
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Mairana
 — Santa Cruz
 [070903]





'''Mairana Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Florida Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Florida Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Mairana is Andrés Fidel Rocha Rosales, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Mairana has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marcia Jhoselin Rosales Osinaga
VOS




1
Alternate
Iver Alis Montaño Herrera
VOS




2
Member
Michael Sejas García
VOS




2
Alternate
Rosa Celida Cuchallo Salazar
VOS




3
Member
Romualda Colque Pérez
NGP




3
Alternate
Ciprian Peralta Salguero
NGP




4
Member
Pablo César Patiño Rosales
PDC




4
Alternate
TBD
PDC




5
Member
Fabiola Callejas Rodríguez
TODOS




5
Alternate
Martín Clemente Gutiérrez
TODOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marcia Jhoselin Rosales Osinaga || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Iver Alis Montaño Herrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Michael Sejas García || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Celida Cuchallo Salazar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Romualda Colque Pérez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ciprian Peralta Salguero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Pablo César Patiño Rosales || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fabiola Callejas Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Martín Clemente Gutiérrez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alto Mairana
  • Bella Vista
  • La Yunga
  • Pozuelo
  • Rio Nuevo
  • Tres Quebradas
  • Venadillo
  • Villa Copacabana
  • Las Cruces
  • Villa Eccehomo
  • La Collpa
  • Mairana
  • Mendiola
  • Piedra Mesa
  • Sivingal
  • Todos Santos
  • Yerba Buena Militar
  • San Rafael
  • Gualberto Villarroel
  • Valle Verde
  • Cerro Verde
  • La Concepcion
  • Piedra Banda
  • Valle Alto
  • Campo Lindo
  • La Tuna
  • Nogal
  • Verdugo
  • La Tigra
  • Valle Alto las Palmas













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,825
14.3%




Campesino
503
3.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,825 || 14.3%
|-
| Campesino || 503 || 3.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
11,056
86.8%
7,839
77.0%




Quechua
4,042
31.7%
2,993
29.4%




Aymara
125
1.0%
139
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 11,056 || 86.8% || 7,839 || 77.0%
|-
| Quechua || 4,042 || 31.7% || 2,993 || 29.4%
|-
| Aymara || 125 || 1.0% || 139 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,340 || 7,747 || 10,177
|| 12,735
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.6 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.6 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.9 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.1 |f40=3 |f45=2.6 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Quirusillas
 — Santa Cruz
 [070904]





'''Quirusillas Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Florida Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Quirusillas is Magaly Esneider Padilla, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Quirusillas has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
David Rojas Escalera
DEMÓCRATAS




1
Alternate
Daniela Zurita
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Member
Basilia Aguilar Zurita
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Mauricio Delgadillo Gúzman
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Wilma Leaños Arteaga
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Alternate
Hilarión Flores Trujillo
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Member
Javier Álvarez Molina
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Roxana Mansilla Rueda
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Óscar Escobar Peralta
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Alternate
Rocío Rojas Sejas
DEMÓCRATAS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || David Rojas Escalera || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniela Zurita''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Basilia Aguilar Zurita || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mauricio Delgadillo Gúzman''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Wilma Leaños Arteaga || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Hilarión Flores Trujillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Javier Álvarez Molina || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roxana Mansilla Rueda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Óscar Escobar Peralta || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rocío Rojas Sejas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • El Pajonal
  • Hierba Buena Civil
  • La Hoyada
  • Los Ceibos
  • Rasete
  • Rio Abajo
  • Rodeo
  • San Juan de Florida
  • Filadelfia
  • Quirusillas -Los Tajibos
  • San Luis
  • Lagunilla
  • Jarka
  • Las Viejas













Group
People
%






Quechua
80
2.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 80 || 2.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,801
90.8%
2,545
85.0%




Quechua
127
4.1%
151
5.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,801 || 90.8% || 2,545 || 85.0%
|-
| Quechua || 127 || 4.1% || 151 || 5.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,507 || 2,028 || 2,995
|| 3,086
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.3 |m5=3.4 |m10=3.6 |m15=3.3 |m20=4.1 |m25=4.3 |m30=4.8 |m35=4.2 |m40=4.4 |m45=3.5 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.8 |m65=1 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.4
|f0=3 |f5=2.9 |f10=3.9 |f15=3 |f20=3.9 |f25=5.1 |f30=4.7 |f35=4.4 |f40=3.9 |f45=3.8 |f50=2.9 |f55=2.3 |f60=2.1 |f65=1.6 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Montero
 — Santa Cruz
 [071001]





'''Montero Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Obispo Santistevan Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Obispo Santistevan Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Montero is Regys Medina Paz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Montero has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Willan Perales Cortez
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Rosemary Cortez Siles
CREEMOS




2
Member
José Bismark Ureña Sánchez
VOS




2
Alternate
María Teresa Pedraza Mérida
VOS




3
Member
Adela Ortiz Céspedes
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Abel Quiroga Copa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Víctor Hugo Callau Barranco
NGP




4
Alternate
Mariela Calderón Gallardo
NGP




5
Member
María Verónica Antelo Prada
CREEMOS




5
Alternate
Fernando Andre Rojas Rojas
CREEMOS




6
Member
María Belen Arispe Herbas
VOS




6
Alternate
Carlos Jorge Villarroel Justiniano
VOS




7
Member
Luis Alberto Viveros Coimbra
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Matilde Ramírez Vallejos
PATRIA-UNIDOS




8
Member
Hugo Serrate Colamarino
CREEMOS




8
Alternate
Isabel Franco Calle
CREEMOS




9
Member
Maribel Salguero Aranibar
NGP




9
Alternate
Francisco Bonilla Paredes
NGP




10
Member
Juan Carlos Marcelo Otrillas Condori
PDC




10
Alternate
Jenny Mamani Sánchez
PDC




11
Member
Rafael Eladio Hurtado Roca
VOS




11
Alternate
Cinthia Quinteros Calucho
VOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Willan Perales Cortez || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosemary Cortez Siles''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José Bismark Ureña Sánchez || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Teresa Pedraza Mérida''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Adela Ortiz Céspedes || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Abel Quiroga Copa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Víctor Hugo Callau Barranco || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariela Calderón Gallardo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Verónica Antelo Prada || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Andre Rojas Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || María Belen Arispe Herbas || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Jorge Villarroel Justiniano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Luis Alberto Viveros Coimbra || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Matilde Ramírez Vallejos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Hugo Serrate Colamarino || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabel Franco Calle''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Maribel Salguero Aranibar || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Francisco Bonilla Paredes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Juan Carlos Marcelo Otrillas Condori || rowspan="2" | PDC
|-
| Alternate || ''Jenny Mamani Sánchez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Rafael Eladio Hurtado Roca || rowspan="2" | VOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Cinthia Quinteros Calucho''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 72 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • El Cupesi
  • Montero
  • Naranjal
  • Villa Copacabana
  • San Antonio
  • Las Chacras
  • El Torno
  • Cabaña Todos Santos
  • Naico













Group
People
%






Quechua
8,181
6.4%




Campesino
2,164
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 8,181 || 6.4%
|-
| Campesino || 2,164 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
111,505
87.9%
75,820
69.2%




Quechua
16,873
13.3%
18,536
16.9%




Aymara
1,171
0.9%
1,485
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 111,505 || 87.9% || 75,820 || 69.2%
|-
| Quechua || 16,873 || 13.3% || 18,536 || 16.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,171 || 0.9% || 1,485 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 58,569 || 80,341 || 109,518
|| 126,886
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.4 |m65=1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.1 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.7 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.7 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.5 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











General Saavedra
 — Santa Cruz
 [071002]





'''General Saavedra Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Obispo Santistevan Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of General Saavedra is Grover Pinaya Condori, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


General Saavedra has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Lucy Bejarano Rodríguez
DEMÓCRATAS




1
Alternate
Nulber Hugo Lamas Melgar
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Member
María Isidora Barríos Gonzáles
SPT




2
Alternate
Adrián Oño Pizarro
SPT




3
Member
Jenny Suárez Vaca
FE




3
Alternate
Fabio Andrés Sorioco Martínez
FE




4
Member
José Mejia Quimaya
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Alternate
Gaby Roxana Gúzman Barríos
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Member
Roberto Nava Lomar
SPT




5
Alternate
Margarita Almanza Balderrama
SPT




6
Member
Juana Mercedes Surubí Guasace
DEMÓCRATAS




6
Alternate
Gil Nector Tapia Montero
DEMÓCRATAS




7
Member
Fidelia Gonzáles Barrientos
PSC




7
Alternate
Carlos Jionathan García Rivero
PSC











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Lucy Bejarano Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Nulber Hugo Lamas Melgar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || María Isidora Barríos Gonzáles || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Adrián Oño Pizarro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jenny Suárez Vaca || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Fabio Andrés Sorioco Martínez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Mejia Quimaya || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gaby Roxana Gúzman Barríos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Roberto Nava Lomar || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Margarita Almanza Balderrama''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juana Mercedes Surubí Guasace || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gil Nector Tapia Montero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Fidelia Gonzáles Barrientos || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Jionathan García Rivero''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chane Bedoya
  • Santa Barbara
  • 6 de Agosto
  • Juan de Bremen
  • Madrejon
  • El Barrial
  • El Fortin
  • 27 de Mayo
  • Pico de Monte
  • Mariscal Sucre
  • San Juan de Santa Martha
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Salvador
  • Santa Teresa
  • Terranova
  • Villa Copacabana
  • Cruz Soleto
  • Agua Dulce
  • General Saavedra
  • Poza Caimanes
  • Puente Caimanes
  • 12 de Octubre
  • Aroma Dos
  • Aroma Tres
  • Aroma Uno
  • Callejon Avaroa
  • Estacada
  • Faja Bolivar
  • Lomas de Vivos
  • Lotes Hoyos
  • Rinconcito
  • Villa Esterita
  • Barrio Lindo
  • Barrio Negro
  • Aroma Cinco
  • San Felipe
  • Rancho Linares













Group
People
%






Guaraní
1,259
7.6%




Quechua
1,188
7.2%




Campesino
721
4.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Guaraní || 1,259 || 7.6%
|-
| Quechua || 1,188 || 7.2%
|-
| Campesino || 721 || 4.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,117
85.1%
9,410
66.2%




Quechua
1,779
10.7%
1,976
13.9%




Guarani
1,433
8.6%
936
6.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,117 || 85.1% || 9,410 || 66.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,779 || 10.7% || 1,976 || 13.9%
|-
| Guarani || 1,433 || 8.6% || 936 || 6.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,639 || 16,592 || 14,209
|| 16,598
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.9 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.8 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.3 |m30=4 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.5 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.6 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.7 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.6 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.3 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Mineros
 — Santa Cruz
 [071003]





'''Mineros Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Obispo Santistevan Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Mineros is Jesús Elar Arredondo Suárez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Mineros has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Domingo Irusta Crespo
UNIDOS




1
Alternate
María Magdalena Saucedo
UNIDOS




2
Member
Vito Galvis Gúzman
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
María Nelva Arrazola Alcócer
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Dolly Cuéllar Carriazo
NGP




3
Alternate
Franklin Barrientos Roca
NGP




4
Member
Marcial Vargas Almanza
UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Juan Ernesto Alcócer Vidal
UNIDOS




5
Member
Cintia Rojas Zenteno
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Flavio César Bejarano Suárez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Herlinda Zurita Terán
NGP




6
Alternate
TBD
NGP




7
Member
Juana Castedo Ortiz
UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Fabiola Mendez Jimenez
UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Domingo Irusta Crespo || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Magdalena Saucedo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Vito Galvis Gúzman || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Nelva Arrazola Alcócer''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Dolly Cuéllar Carriazo || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Franklin Barrientos Roca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Marcial Vargas Almanza || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Ernesto Alcócer Vidal''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Cintia Rojas Zenteno || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Flavio César Bejarano Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Herlinda Zurita Terán || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Juana Castedo Ortiz || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fabiola Mendez Jimenez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Mineros
  • Alianza
  • Puesto Arenas
  • El Chuchial
  • 6 de Agosto
  • La Patria
  • San Juan del Carmen
  • Las Marotas
  • Los Naranjos
  • Rio Viejo
  • La Porfia
  • Pueblo Nuevo
  • San Martin
  • Manchego
  • Litoral
  • Paichanetu
  • San Lorenzo













Group
People
%






Quechua
1,203
5.2%




Guaraní
580
2.5%




Campesino
538
2.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 1,203 || 5.2%
|-
| Guaraní || 580 || 2.5%
|-
| Campesino || 538 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
20,013
86.6%
15,089
64.9%




Quechua
2,175
9.4%
2,469
10.6%




Guarani
598
2.6%
712
3.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 20,013 || 86.6% || 15,089 || 64.9%
|-
| Quechua || 2,175 || 9.4% || 2,469 || 10.6%
|-
| Guarani || 598 || 2.6% || 712 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 15,893 || 19,846 || 23,251
|| 23,110
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=5.8 |m10=6.1 |m15=5.2 |m20=4.2 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.4 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.5 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=3 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Fernández Alonso
 — Santa Cruz
 [071004]





'''Fernández Alonso Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Obispo Santistevan Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Fernández Alonso is Eliazer Arellano Barríos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Fernández Alonso has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Wilber Olguín Quinteros
FE




1
Alternate
Luz Mary Ruth Rivera Vargas
FE




2
Member
Lilian Cristina Vargas Rodríguez
NGP




2
Alternate
Luis Alberto Herbas Céspedes
NGP




3
Member
Valerio Rodríguez Espínoza
MTS




3
Alternate
Marisol Barríos Mamani
MTS




4
Member
Valentína Soliz Chumacero
FE




4
Alternate
Remberto Nogales García
FE




5
Member
Deny Rodrigo Calizaya Arias
NGP




5
Alternate
Sandra Inca Bautista
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Wilber Olguín Quinteros || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Luz Mary Ruth Rivera Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Lilian Cristina Vargas Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Alberto Herbas Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Valerio Rodríguez Espínoza || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marisol Barríos Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Valentína Soliz Chumacero || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Remberto Nogales García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Deny Rodrigo Calizaya Arias || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Inca Bautista''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cachuela Esperanza
  • Campo Grande
  • Chane Independencia
  • Chane Magallanes
  • Toborochi
  • Copacabana
  • Cuatro Ojitos
  • Faja 9 de Abril
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Marcos
  • Sindicato Agrario Chane Magallanes
  • Monte Rico
  • Puesto Fernandez Alonzo
  • Propiedad Quiroz
  • Illimani
  • El Bajial
  • Villa Progreso
  • Las Parabas
  • Hacienda el Señor
  • Tunari
  • Hacienda Boqueron
  • Hacienda Rio Grande
  • Aguahi
  • Faja Chorolque
  • Faja Cotoca
  • Faja Kumali
  • Faja Rocabado
  • Fernandez Alonso
  • Propiedad 4 Vientos
  • Propiedad Agro Suarez
  • Propiedad Cachuela Esperanza
  • Propiedad el Sausal
  • Propiedad Juan Padilla
  • Propiedad los Muñecos
  • Propiedad San Jorge
  • Propiedad San Jorge-Agripac
  • Propiedad San Martin
  • Propiedad San Simon
  • Propiedad Vicua-Bargo
  • Propiedad Villanueva I
  • Propiedad Campo Verde
  • Propiedad Walter
  • Rusa Cachuela Esperanza
  • Victor Paz
  • Playitas
  • Astilleros
  • Betania
  • Campo Alegre
  • Propiedad 5 Estrellas
  • Estrella-Horizonte
  • Faja Bolivar
  • Propiedad el Paraiso
  • Flor del Valle
  • Motacusal
  • Propiedad la Chuta
  • Porton
  • Nueva Era













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,707
18.5%




Guaraní
712
4.9%




Campesino
642
4.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,707 || 18.5%
|-
| Guaraní || 712 || 4.9%
|-
| Campesino || 642 || 4.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,815
87.7%
11,520
76.2%




Quechua
3,286
22.5%
3,912
25.9%




Guarani
668
4.6%
567
3.8%




Aymara
93
0.6%
177
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,815 || 87.7% || 11,520 || 76.2%
|-
| Quechua || 3,286 || 22.5% || 3,912 || 25.9%
|-
| Guarani || 668 || 4.6% || 567 || 3.8%
|-
| Aymara || 93 || 0.6% || 177 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,292 || 11,363 || 15,117
|| 14,610
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.2 |m15=5.2 |m20=5.2 |m25=5.9 |m30=5.4 |m35=5.7 |m40=4.1 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.2 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.7 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.7 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.8 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.1 |f60=1 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro
 — Santa Cruz
 [071005]





'''San Pedro Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Obispo Santistevan Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Pedro is David Ioil Martishev, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Grovert Velarde Zurita
NGP




1
Alternate
Aide Maldonado Véliz
NGP




2
Member
Graciela Pardo Cruz
FE




2
Alternate
José Luis Pérez Ortiz
FE




3
Member
Sonia Nina Coronado
NGP




3
Alternate
Rene Rojas Romero
NGP




4
Member
Javier López Jaldín
FE




4
Alternate
Lisett Tupa Estrada
FE




5
Member
Pedro Jacome Bejarano
NGP




5
Alternate
Fabiola Erazo Carmona
NGP




6
Member
Mario Pérez Andia
MTS




6
Alternate
Lidia Chorolque Murillo
MTS




7
Member
Rosminda López Camacho
FE




7
Alternate
Even Ronald Salazar Prado
FE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Grovert Velarde Zurita || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Aide Maldonado Véliz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Graciela Pardo Cruz || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Pérez Ortiz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sonia Nina Coronado || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rene Rojas Romero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Javier López Jaldín || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Lisett Tupa Estrada''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Pedro Jacome Bejarano || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Fabiola Erazo Carmona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Mario Pérez Andia || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lidia Chorolque Murillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Rosminda López Camacho || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Even Ronald Salazar Prado''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Propiedad Santa Lucia
  • San Juan del Pirai
  • San Juan del Pirai - Disperso
  • Canandoa
  • Monte Grande
  • Villa Don Bosco
  • El Carmen
  • Guadalupe
  • Los Limos
  • San Silvestre
  • Hardeman (Disperso)
  • Hardeman
  • Litoral
  • Murillo
  • Sagrado Corazon
  • San Jose del Norte
  • San Pedro
  • Santa Rosita
  • Peta Grande
  • La Isla
  • Villa Rosario
  • Monte Verde
  • Propiedad Garza Blanca
  • Propiedad Imperio
  • Propiedad el Rodeo
  • Propiedad la Fortuna
  • Propiedad las Londras
  • Propiedad los Angeles
  • Propiedad Porvenir
  • Propiedad San Antonio
  • Propiedad San Jorge
  • Propiedad San Jose
  • Propiedad San Mateo
  • Propiedad San Miguel
  • Propiedad Santa Maria Hiusa
  • Litoral-Murillo
  • San Lorenzo
  • Sanjones
  • San Roque
  • San Pedro (Disperso)
  • Miraflores
  • Propiedad Guineal
  • Propiedad Nueva Toledo
  • Propiedad la Esmeralda
  • Propiedad Europa
  • La Balanza
  • La Tranquera
  • Las Vegas
  • Puesto Ganadero
  • San Isidro
  • Santo Domingo
  • Sedan
  • Villa Fuerte













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,043
13.4%




Campesino
385
2.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
162
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,043 || 13.4%
|-
| Campesino || 385 || 2.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 162 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
13,435
88.1%
15,154
79.3%




Quechua
2,603
17.1%
4,718
24.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,435 || 88.1% || 15,154 || 79.3%
|-
| Quechua || 2,603 || 17.1% || 4,718 || 24.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,267 || 14,644 || 19,103
|| 15,246
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5 |m10=4.7 |m15=5 |m20=5.5 |m25=5.6 |m30=4.8 |m35=4.3 |m40=4.1 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.2 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.9 |f5=4.2 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.6 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.2 |f60=1.1 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Concepción
 — Santa Cruz
 [071101]





'''Concepción Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Ñuflo de Chaves Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Concepción is Mauricio Viera Canido, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Concepción has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jesús Mencari Sorioco
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Zulma Camargo Pereira
CREEMOS




2
Member
Samuel Ernesto Moreno Ortiz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Marisol Saucedo Román
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Ronald Quiroga Zegarra
PC




3
Alternate
María Margarita Cambara Tubari
PC




4
Member
Elizabeth Hurtado Moreno
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Benjamín Pedraza Agreda
CREEMOS




5
Member
Jackeline Castedo Roca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Fausto Eduardo Pachury Sorioco
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Roxana Montaño Bailaba
PC




6
Alternate
Daniel Mojica Herrera
PC




7
Member
Ronald Villarroel Rocha
CREEMOS




7
Alternate
Adela Castro Candia
CREEMOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jesús Mencari Sorioco || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulma Camargo Pereira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Samuel Ernesto Moreno Ortiz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marisol Saucedo Román''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ronald Quiroga Zegarra || rowspan="2" | PC
|-
| Alternate || ''María Margarita Cambara Tubari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Elizabeth Hurtado Moreno || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Benjamín Pedraza Agreda''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jackeline Castedo Roca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fausto Eduardo Pachury Sorioco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Roxana Montaño Bailaba || rowspan="2" | PC
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Mojica Herrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Ronald Villarroel Rocha || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adela Castro Candia''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 73 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Buena Esperanza
  • Candelaria
  • Sagrado Corazon
  • Choquer Camiri
  • El Carmen
  • Guadalupe
  • Las Mercedes Guayaba
  • La Embocada
  • Limoncito
  • Makanate
  • Medio Monte
  • Monte Cristo
  • Monte Olivo
  • Monte Verde
  • Palestina
  • Palmarito de la Frontera
  • Panorama
  • San Andres
  • San Fermin
  • San Fernando
  • San Juan de Laroca
  • San Juan del Encanto
  • San Lucas
  • San Miguelito
  • San Pablo Sur
  • San Silvestre
  • Santa Monica
  • Santa Rita
  • Zapoco
  • Concepcion
  • El Porvenir
  • Concepcion (Disperso)
  • Integracion A
  • San Isidro
  • San Pablo Norte
  • Regreso
  • San Pedro
  • Villa Jerusalen
  • Integracion F
  • San Miguelito de la Cruz
  • Santisima Trinidad
  • Integracion C
  • La Conquista
  • Integracion Amazonia del Norte
  • Bella Vista
  • Santa Clara
  • El Palmar
  • Tierra Hermosa
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Integracion
  • Villa Hermosa
  • Villa Nueva
  • Puerto San Pedro
  • El B16
  • Felicidad
  • La Envidia
  • San Juan de la Bella
  • Torrecillas
  • 26 de Enero
  • Avaroa
  • Cuatro Hermanos
  • Vandiola
  • Campesina Nuevo Amanecer
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Ucayaly
  • San Josecito
  • Guantanamo
  • Patuju
  • San Miguel
  • Santa Elena
  • Mercedes













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
11,998
39.8%




Quechua
1,747
5.8%




Campesino
1,416
4.7%




Indígena
933
3.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 11,998 || 39.8%
|-
| Quechua || 1,747 || 5.8%
|-
| Campesino || 1,416 || 4.7%
|-
| Indígena || 933 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
25,136
83.5%
12,965
69.0%




Quechua
2,675
8.9%
1,037
5.5%




Besiro
932
3.1%
644
3.4%




Zamuco
155
0.5%
189
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 25,136 || 83.5% || 12,965 || 69.0%
|-
| Quechua || 2,675 || 8.9% || 1,037 || 5.5%
|-
| Besiro || 932 || 3.1% || 644 || 3.4%
|-
| Zamuco || 155 || 0.5% || 189 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 14,277 || 14,522 || 18,800
|| 30,118
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.3 |m5=5.8 |m10=5.6 |m15=4.4 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.4 |m45=3 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.5 |m65=1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.8 |f5=5.2 |f10=5.4 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.3 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.6 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.4 |f60=1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Javier
 — Santa Cruz
 [071102]





'''San Javier Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Ñuflo de Chaves Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Javier is Víctor Hugo Mayser Liaño, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Javier has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Bralin Chávez Calle
APB-SÚMATE




1
Alternate
Ana Gabriela Rossell Vaca
APB-SÚMATE




2
Member
Verónica Surubí Pesoa
UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Leóncio Chávez Salvatierra
UNIDOS




3
Member
Evelin Salvatierra Vaca
APB-SÚMATE




3
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE




4
Member
Ignacia Lourdes Morales Flores
UN




4
Alternate
TBD
UN




5
Member
Piero Luigi Bonino Buzeta
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Ariane Ortiz Ruíz
LIBRE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Bralin Chávez Calle || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Gabriela Rossell Vaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Verónica Surubí Pesoa || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Leóncio Chávez Salvatierra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Evelin Salvatierra Vaca || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ignacia Lourdes Morales Flores || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Piero Luigi Bonino Buzeta || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariane Ortiz Ruíz''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • El Recorte
  • Ascencion
  • Capricornio
  • Cachuela España
  • El Estrero
  • Cerro Chiquitano
  • El Yeso
  • Coronacion
  • Piedras Negras
  • La Senda
  • El Diablo
  • Las Mercedes
  • El Pantanal
  • Propiedad Belizaida
  • Monte Cristo
  • San Joaquin
  • San Ramoncito
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • El Carmen
  • Las Habras
  • San Javier
  • San Javier (Disperso)
  • San Pablo
  • Fortaleza
  • Remanso
  • San Nicolas
  • 1 de Agosto
  • 21 de Junio
  • Bella Vista
  • El Porvenir
  • El Rancho
  • La Estrella
  • La Selva
  • Las Conchas
  • Los Amigos
  • Los Tajibo
  • Manantial
  • Sagrado Corazon Maria
  • San Antonio
  • San Francisco
  • San Juan de Limones
  • Santa Ana
  • Santa Maria
  • Santa Martha
  • Santa Rita
  • Santa Teresa
  • Talcoso
  • Tierras Nuevas
  • Villa Dolly
  • San Expedito
  • Cristo Rey
  • Jorochito
  • Palmar Verde
  • Villa Fatima
  • San Ignacio de Loyola
  • Los Puquios
  • El Paraiso
  • La Milagrosa
  • Estancia Santa Lucia
  • San Borja
  • La Pradera
  • Jesus
  • Bibosi
  • Virgen de Cotoca
  • El Mauri
  • Santa Fe
  • 13 de Mayo
  • San Andres de Monte Verde
  • Cupesi
  • Indigena Chiquitana
  • Las Gotas
  • Aguas Bellas
  • Asaudita
  • Eduardo Añez
  • El Cerrito
  • Los Penocos
  • Las Palmeras
  • Los Violines
  • M y M
  • Vitriones
  • El Progreso
  • Los Monos
  • Rincon Chaqueño
  • Cantera
  • Propiedad la Esperanza
  • Las Palmas
  • El Regreso
  • La Belgica
  • Propiedad la Calucha
  • Puesto Nuevo
  • San Diego
  • Tartagal
  • Naranjitos
  • Coquina
  • El Chorro
  • El Maoulo
  • Horizonte
  • La Cachurra
  • Maraqueta
  • Medio Oriente
  • Moscu
  • Muchuru
  • Palo Alto
  • Palermo
  • Santa Cecilia
  • Tierra Fertil
  • El Encanto
  • La Locura
  • Rincon del Tigre
  • San Blass
  • Virgen de Urkupiña
  • El Sirari
  • Hacienda el Moqui
  • Hacienda el Palmarito
  • Monte Rey
  • Los Angeles
  • El Guaso
  • El Rodeo
  • Propiedad Vainillas
  • San Jose Obrero
  • San Javierito
  • Monte Verde
  • Turux Napes
  • Hacienda Guadalupe
  • Santa Monica













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
5,536
37.2%




Indígena
249
1.7%




Campesino
241
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 5,536 || 37.2%
|-
| Indígena || 249 || 1.7%
|-
| Campesino || 241 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,412
83.4%
9,565
70.2%




Quechua
216
1.5%
333
2.4%




Besiro
161
1.1%
125
0.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,412 || 83.4% || 9,565 || 70.2%
|-
| Quechua || 216 || 1.5% || 333 || 2.4%
|-
| Besiro || 161 || 1.1% || 125 || 0.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,434 || 11,316 || 13,620
|| 14,888
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.2 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.9 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.6 |m65=1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.2 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.4 |f25=4.2 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Ramón
 — Santa Cruz
 [071103]





'''San Ramón Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Ñuflo de Chaves Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Ramón is Germán Sánchez Padilla, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Ramón has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Leónela Velasco Roca
A-UPP




1
Alternate
Mario Valverde Peña
A-UPP




2
Member
Luis Fernando Velasco Molina
CREEMOS




2
Alternate
Carla Daniela Cuéllar Justiniano
CREEMOS




3
Member
Luis Cristian Becerra Dúran
A-UPP




3
Alternate
Tatiana Céspedes Salazar
A-UPP




4
Member
Arminda Saucedo Ortiz
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Vidal Bentura Rojas
CREEMOS




5
Member
Nicolás Chuviru Chuviru
TODOS




5
Alternate
Aida Condori Caylo
TODOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Leónela Velasco Roca || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mario Valverde Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Luis Fernando Velasco Molina || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carla Daniela Cuéllar Justiniano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luis Cristian Becerra Dúran || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Tatiana Céspedes Salazar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Arminda Saucedo Ortiz || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Vidal Bentura Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nicolás Chuviru Chuviru || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Aida Condori Caylo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Ramon
  • Santa Rosa de la Mina
  • 5 de Mayo
  • El Cerrito
  • Los Puquios
  • Villa Brasil
  • Alemana
  • Campamento Militar
  • El Palmar
  • San Ramon (Disperso)
  • Bella Vista
  • El Pejichi













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
763
8.9%




Campesino
329
3.9%




Quechua
297
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 763 || 8.9%
|-
| Campesino || 329 || 3.9%
|-
| Quechua || 297 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,243
84.8%
5,449
72.8%




Quechua
495
5.8%
541
7.2%




Aymara
53
0.6%
94
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,243 || 84.8% || 5,449 || 72.8%
|-
| Quechua || 495 || 5.8% || 541 || 7.2%
|-
| Aymara || 53 || 0.6% || 94 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 0 || 5,660 || 7,490
|| 8,541
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.5 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.3 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.6 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.3 |f5=5.3 |f10=5 |f15=4.6 |f20=4.2 |f25=4.6 |f30=4 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Julián
 — Santa Cruz
 [071104]





'''San Julián Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Ñuflo de Chaves Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Ñuflo de Chaves Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of San Julián is Carlos Vaca García, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Julián has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2] One of those seats is an Indigenous seat assigned by the Guaraní according to its own norms and procedures.





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Daniel Sánchez Ortiz
FE




1
Alternate
Silvia Saldaña Mur
FE




2
Member
Silvia Pérez Maidana
TODOS




2
Alternate
Jorge Alberto Quiróz López
TODOS




3
Member
Rosmeri Espínoza Iriarte
FE




3
Alternate
Javier Ayarachi Vargas
FE




4
Member
Flavio García Corso
TODOS




4
Alternate
Erika Quedy Villca Cruz
TODOS




5
Member
Bernardo Arandia Flores
FE




5
Alternate
Olga Ríos Alvarado
FE




6
Member
Eusebia Uribe Contreras
TODOS




6
Alternate
Marcelino Villca Escobar
TODOS




7
Member
Abraham Braulio Cruz





7
Alternate
Elizabeth Carpio Espindola












{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Daniel Sánchez Ortiz || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Saldaña Mur''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Silvia Pérez Maidana || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Alberto Quiróz López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Rosmeri Espínoza Iriarte || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Javier Ayarachi Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Flavio García Corso || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Erika Quedy Villca Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Bernardo Arandia Flores || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Olga Ríos Alvarado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Eusebia Uribe Contreras || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marcelino Villca Escobar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Abraham Braulio Cruz || rowspan="2" | Guaraní
|-
| Alternate || ''Elizabeth Carpio Espindola''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 15 de Junio - el Porvenir
  • Bartolina Sisa
  • Nucleo 25 B Villa Resistencia
  • San Vicente
  • Nucleo 26 Villa Cotoca
  • Menonita las Palmas
  • Villa Esperanza
  • Nucleo B9 Villa Nueva
  • Yanaigua
  • Los Nades Nucleo 22
  • Villa Soledad
  • Miraflores
  • Curichi
  • Los Andes
  • Limoncito 2b
  • Alianza del Sur Nucleo 28a
  • Illimani Nucleo 29
  • Libertad
  • Los Laureles
  • El Limonal Nucleo 32
  • Nucleo 15 Villa Pampa
  • Nucleo 30 Sagrado Corazon
  • Ponderosa
  • Santa Rosa
  • Villa Victoria
  • Tupiza Nucleo 40
  • 2 de Agosto
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • San Julian
  • San Martin
  • 17 de Agosto
  • 1 de Mayo
  • 2 de Marzo
  • 3 de Mayo
  • 6 de Agosto
  • El Carmen
  • Nueva Jordania Nucleo 27
  • Flor del Valle
  • Florida
  • Mejillones
  • Monte Verde
  • Nucleo 4 Totora
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • Nueva Union
  • Puente Topater
  • San Andres
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Miguelito
  • Villa Nueva
  • Area Cinco
  • La Asunta
  • Barrio Lindo Santa Fe
  • Litoral
  • Los Angeles
  • Bergel
  • Monte Libano
  • Ñancahuazu
  • Berlin los Troncos
  • El Espejo
  • Campesina Media Luna
  • Nucleo 6 Gualberto Villarroel
  • Israel Nucleo 8
  • Infiernillo
  • Area 4
  • Patuju
  • Marcelo Quiroga Santa Cruz
  • Villa San Juan
  • San Luis
  • Nucleo 10 Villa Bolivar
  • San Francisco
  • San Isidro
  • Huracan Nucleo 25
  • Nucleo 31 el Porvenir
  • Villa Sinai Nucleo 18
  • Villa Arancivia - 12
  • Nueva Vida Nucleo 14
  • Palmarito
  • Nuevo Palmar
  • Brecha Casarabe
  • Villa San Antonio Nucleo 11
  • Cerrito 10 de Abril
  • Nucleo 21 la Merced
  • Nucleo 68 B Villa Esperanza
  • Nucleo 19 Kantuta
  • Villa Serrano
  • Villa Chayanta
  • Villa Mendez
  • San Juan de la Cruz
  • Nuevo Oriente
  • Limoncito Rio Grande
  • 8 de Septiembre
  • 3 de Junio
  • Santo Domingo
  • La Estrella
  • Potreritos
  • Bolivar
  • La Isla
  • Carmencito
  • La Niña
  • Santa Maria
  • Carmen Viejo
  • Copacabana
  • Santa Barbara Nucleo 51
  • Rio Chico
  • Santa Ana
  • San Jose Obrero
  • Curichali
  • 13 de Junio
  • Cruz del Sur
  • 25 de Mayo
  • Monte Azul I
  • 15 de Agosto
  • Los Tigres
  • Cabeza
  • 16 de Julio N 67
  • 16 de Marzo
  • 17 de Abril
  • 1ro de Julio
  • 2 de Agosto N 66
  • 20 de Julio
  • Bolivar Ii
  • Campo 1
  • Campo 2
  • Campo 3
  • Campo 4
  • Cruce B Casaravi
  • Eduardo Avaroa N 28b
  • El Progreso Nucleo 13
  • La Luna
  • Monte Rico
  • Nucleo 3 Otawa
  • Nucleo 31b Entre Rios
  • Nucleo 70 Segunda Milla
  • Nucleo 76 la Union
  • Nucleo 9 Union Villa Blanca
  • Nueva Frontera
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Pedro Murillo Nucleo 44
  • Porvenir 15 de Junio
  • Puerto Pacay
  • San Benito
  • San Miguel Nucleo 17
  • San Pablo
  • San Pedro N 72
  • San Salvador N 38
  • Santa Eliza
  • Vallesito
  • Villa Aroma
  • Villa Hermoso
  • Villa Imperial N 45
  • Villa Imperial N 69
  • Villa Linares
  • Villa Rosario
  • Marisol
  • Nucleo 20 Sebastian Pagador
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Oriental N 39
  • Palestina
  • Positos
  • Progreso
  • Senda Nueva
  • Suypacha Nucleo 41
  • Union Progreso
  • El Naranjal
  • San Martin Nucleo 23
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nucleo 13 Valle Nuevo
  • San Jorge
  • San Juan de Villamontes
  • Agua Rica
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Madrecita
  • El Plato
  • Illimani
  • Jerusalen
  • 19 de Agosto
  • El Porvenir
  • Fortin Libertad
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • San Jose













Group
People
%






Quechua
10,462
23.3%




Campesino
2,467
5.5%




Guaraní
1,095
2.4%




Chiquitano
717
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 10,462 || 23.3%
|-
| Campesino || 2,467 || 5.5%
|-
| Guaraní || 1,095 || 2.4%
|-
| Chiquitano || 717 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
38,199
85.1%
32,301
68.1%




Quechua
11,822
26.3%
13,645
28.8%




Guarani
803
1.8%
603
1.3%




Aymara
570
1.3%
747
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 38,199 || 85.1% || 32,301 || 68.1%
|-
| Quechua || 11,822 || 26.3% || 13,645 || 28.8%
|-
| Guarani || 803 || 1.8% || 603 || 1.3%
|-
| Aymara || 570 || 1.3% || 747 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 0 || 38,027 || 47,416
|| 44,909
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.8 |m10=5.9 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.4 |m40=3 |m45=2.5 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.4 |f5=5.4 |f10=6 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.8 |f25=4.7 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.3 |f65=1 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Antonio de Lomerío
 — Santa Cruz
 [071105]





'''San Antonio de Lomerío Municipality''' is the fifth municipal section of the Ñuflo de Chaves Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Antonio de Lomerío is Elvio Rodríguez Ramos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Antonio de Lomerío has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Lili Supayabe Chávez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Juan Castro Rodríguez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
María Belen Parapaino Aguilar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Ángelica Posiva Pachuri
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Julio Chuve Cesari
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
José Chuvez Parapaino
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Isabel Chuviru Posiva
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Lili Supayabe Chávez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Juan Castro Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Belen Parapaino Aguilar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Ángelica Posiva Pachuri || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Chuve Cesari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Chuvez Parapaino || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Isabel Chuviru Posiva''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bella Flor de Lomerio
  • El Cerrito de Lomerio
  • Coloradillo
  • El Puquio Cristo Rey
  • Fatima
  • Florida
  • Hacienda Versalles
  • Holanda de Lomerio
  • Monterito de Lomerio
  • Palmira de Lomerio
  • Potrerito de Lomerio
  • Salinas de Lomerio
  • San Andres de Lomerio
  • San Jose Obrero
  • San Pablo de Lomerio
  • San Simon
  • Santa Anita de Lomerio
  • Santo Rosario de Lomerio
  • Surusubi de Lomerio
  • Todos Santos
  • Totoca
  • San Antonio de Lomerio
  • Las Mangas de Lomerio
  • Cornocal de Lomerio
  • Estancia Curtiembre
  • La Asunta de Lomerio
  • Las Tranca de Lomerio
  • Puesto Nuevo de Lomerio
  • San Ignacio de Lomerio
  • San Lorenzo de Lomerio
  • Estancia la Mayola
  • Estancia Nuevo Horizonte
  • Estancia Santa Maria
  • La Union de Lomerio
  • Los Aceite de Lomerio
  • Los Ambaibos de Lomerio
  • Santa Teresita de Lomerio
  • Estancia los Tajibos













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
4,992
78.4%




Más de una descripción
274
4.3%




Monkox
232
3.6%




Indígena
141
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 4,992 || 78.4%
|-
| Más de una descripción || 274 || 4.3%
|-
| Monkox || 232 || 3.6%
|-
| Indígena || 141 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,308
83.4%
4,875
75.2%




Besiro
2,550
40.1%
2,193
33.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,308 || 83.4% || 4,875 || 75.2%
|-
| Besiro || 2,550 || 40.1% || 2,193 || 33.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 0 || 6,293 || 6,481
|| 6,364
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.5 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.8 |m20=3.4 |m25=4 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.3 |m40=3.1 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.2 |m55=2 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=1 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.7 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.9 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.1 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.2 |f65=1.1 |f70=1 |f75=0.7 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cuatro Cañadas
 — Santa Cruz
 [071106]





'''Cuatro Cañadas Municipality''' is the sixth municipal section of the Ñuflo de Chaves Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Cuatro Cañadas is Johan Bergen Friesen, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cuatro Cañadas has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Leónarda Polo Ventura
FE




1
Alternate
Fernando Vera Gallego
FE




2
Member
Marlene Andia Cano
UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Gregorio Valda Rojas
UNIDOS




3
Member
Emanuel Zambrana Fernández
FE




3
Alternate
Marysol Choque Resamano
FE




4
Member
Fabiola Colque Aparicio
FE




4
Alternate
Jhorgan Luis Bernal García
FE




5
Member
Mario Velásquez Ramos
UNIDOS




5
Alternate
TBD
UNIDOS




6
Member
Tomás Abalos Martínez
FE




6
Alternate
Verónica Cruz Cruz
FE




7
Member
Eva Martínez Yucra
FE




7
Alternate
Julio César Flores Heredia
FE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Leónarda Polo Ventura || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Vera Gallego''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marlene Andia Cano || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gregorio Valda Rojas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Emanuel Zambrana Fernández || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Marysol Choque Resamano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Fabiola Colque Aparicio || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhorgan Luis Bernal García''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mario Velásquez Ramos || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Tomás Abalos Martínez || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Verónica Cruz Cruz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Eva Martínez Yucra || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio César Flores Heredia''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Fortaleza
  • Grupo Pequeño
  • Alto Peru
  • Belen
  • San Diego
  • Del Norte
  • San Miguel Florida
  • Yanahigua
  • Cuatro de Marzo
  • Agricola Cantare
  • Independencia
  • Kanaan
  • Agricola las Mercedes
  • Nueva America
  • Agropecuria San Fernando
  • Nueva Estrella
  • Nuevo Palmar
  • Palestina
  • Porvenir
  • Providencia
  • Monte Grande
  • San Miguel de los Angeles
  • San Roque
  • Unificada
  • Valle Esperanza
  • Villa Charcas
  • Villa Primavera
  • Ganaderia la Pradera
  • San Cristobal
  • Las Palmas
  • Las Palmitas
  • Linares
  • Los Olivos
  • Monte Rico
  • Naciones Unidas
  • Cuatro Cañadas
  • Gran Chaco
  • Nueva Holanda - Menonita
  • Puerto Rico
  • 26 de Agosto
  • 3 de Abril
  • Santa Fe
  • Villa Imperial
  • Doce de Octubre
  • Los Troncos
  • 5 de Junio la Merced
  • Menonita Chihuahua
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Monterey
  • Puerto Cespedes
  • Manitoba
  • Hacienda Aranjeez
  • Hacienda Carol
  • Hacienda Dalmacia
  • Hacienda los Palto
  • Hacienda None
  • Hacienda Ponderosa
  • Hacienda San Carlos
  • Hacienda Santa Leticia
  • Hacienda Santo Domingo
  • Paraiso
  • San Patricio
  • Suegay
  • Cuapiloca
  • Nueva Enconada Caine
  • Menonita Yanahigua













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,208
12.7%




Campesino
801
3.2%




Chiquitano
375
1.5%




Ayoreo
281
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,208 || 12.7%
|-
| Campesino || 801 || 3.2%
|-
| Chiquitano || 375 || 1.5%
|-
| Ayoreo || 281 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
18,946
75.0%
15,174
66.4%




Quechua
4,051
16.0%
4,557
19.9%




Zamuco
255
1.0%
167
0.7%




Aymara
157
0.6%
229
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 18,946 || 75.0% || 15,174 || 66.4%
|-
| Quechua || 4,051 || 16.0% || 4,557 || 19.9%
|-
| Zamuco || 255 || 1.0% || 167 || 0.7%
|-
| Aymara || 157 || 0.6% || 229 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,210 || 17,574 || 22,845
|| 25,258
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.5 |m5=6 |m10=5.8 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.9 |m30=4.2 |m35=3.5 |m40=2.9 |m45=2.4 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.4 |f5=6.2 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.7 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.6 |f45=1.9 |f50=1.4 |f55=1.2 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Matías
 — Santa Cruz
 [071201]





'''San Matías Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Ángel Sandóval Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. San Matías Municipality is the only municipality in Ángel Sandóval Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of San Matías is Jhonny Agustin López Barrientos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Matías has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
TBD
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Geigy Marcelo Egüez Netz
LIBRE




2
Member
Karl Ovidio Terrazas Paco
UN




2
Alternate
Rayssa Dara Barros Corbelino
UN




3
Member
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Marlene Ruty Flores Catari
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Heidy Ortuño Alonzo
MATICO




4
Alternate
Luis Fernando Achaval Rapp
MATICO




5
Member
Denis Henry Villarroel Aranda
LIBRE




5
Alternate
Lisbeti Charupa Pedraza
LIBRE




6
Member
Yanan Carla Suárez Justiniano
LIBRE




6
Alternate
Iverth Ricardo Gantier Vargas
LIBRE




7
Member
TBD
UN




7
Alternate
TBD
UN











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Geigy Marcelo Egüez Netz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Karl Ovidio Terrazas Paco || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Rayssa Dara Barros Corbelino''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marlene Ruty Flores Catari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Heidy Ortuño Alonzo || rowspan="2" | MATICO
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Fernando Achaval Rapp''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Denis Henry Villarroel Aranda || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Lisbeti Charupa Pedraza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Yanan Carla Suárez Justiniano || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Iverth Ricardo Gantier Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 74 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Jose de la Frontera
  • Santa Fe
  • Alta Vista
  • Cañon de Fatima
  • Cruz Chica
  • Mirador
  • San Francisco
  • San Joaquin
  • San Miguelito
  • Santa Clara
  • Candelaria
  • Villazon
  • Curicha
  • San Antonio de Totora
  • San Matias
  • San Manuel
  • San Juan de Corralito
  • Natividad de Bahia
  • El Carmen de Limones
  • Las Petas
  • Pozones
  • San Fernando
  • Santo Corazon
  • Palmera del  Platanal
  • Puerto Suarez
  • San Antonio de la Sierra
  • Bahia Negra
  • Ascencion
  • San Jose de Marquitos
  • Limones
  • Santa Isabel
  • La Gaiba













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
4,499
29.3%




Campesino
622
4.0%




Indígena
590
3.8%




Quechua
230
1.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
218
1.4%




Aymara
188
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 4,499 || 29.3%
|-
| Campesino || 622 || 4.0%
|-
| Indígena || 590 || 3.8%
|-
| Quechua || 230 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 218 || 1.4%
|-
| Aymara || 188 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
12,832
83.4%
8,253
57.0%




Quechua
277
1.8%
256
1.8%




Aymara
159
1.0%
178
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 12,832 || 83.4% || 8,253 || 57.0%
|-
| Quechua || 277 || 1.8% || 256 || 1.8%
|-
| Aymara || 159 || 1.0% || 178 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 10,695 || 13,073 || 14,470
|| 15,378
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.1 |m5=6 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.4 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.1
|f0=5 |f5=5.9 |f10=5.1 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.8 |f25=4 |f30=3.9 |f35=3 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Comarapa
 — Santa Cruz
 [071301]





'''Comarapa Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Caballero Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. Comarapa Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Caballero Province.








The Mayor of Comarapa is Ernesto Gúzman Sarabia, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Comarapa has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ernesto Jesús Rodríguez
NGP




1
Alternate
Limbania Montaño Valverde
NGP




2
Member
Mayenka Jenny Valdivia Coronado
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Alternate
Juan Carlos Reyna Claure
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Member
Félix Limbert Choque Fernández
UNIDOS




3
Alternate
TBD
UNIDOS




4
Member
Aidee Luz Vargas Claure
NGP




4
Alternate
Vismark Montaño Vargas
NGP




5
Member
Remberto Terrazas Torrico
NGP




5
Alternate
Eugenia Torrico Vargas
NGP




6
Member
Pedro Luis Hinojosa Quispe
DEMÓCRATAS




6
Alternate
María Rosario Viveros Oteros
DEMÓCRATAS




7
Member
María Luisa Peñaranda Martínez
UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Marco Antonio Méndez Ramírez
UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ernesto Jesús Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Limbania Montaño Valverde''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mayenka Jenny Valdivia Coronado || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Carlos Reyna Claure''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Félix Limbert Choque Fernández || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Aidee Luz Vargas Claure || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Vismark Montaño Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Remberto Terrazas Torrico || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Eugenia Torrico Vargas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Pedro Luis Hinojosa Quispe || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Rosario Viveros Oteros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || María Luisa Peñaranda Martínez || rowspan="2" | UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Antonio Méndez Ramírez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Sahuintal
  • Quiñales
  • Rinconada
  • La Aguada
  • Papachacra
  • Copa y Sombrero
  • Verdecillo
  • El Tunal
  • Chua Cjocha
  • Catalinas
  • Copagira
  • El Nogal
  • Pampa del Tajibo
  • Pampas
  • Quebrada San Antonio
  • Rio Arriba
  • Rio San Jose
  • San Jose de la Capilla
  • Siberia
  • Torrecillas
  • Tunas Pampa
  • Vado Hondo
  • Villa Nueva
  • Witron
  • Alizar
  • Estancia Vieja
  • La Matanza
  • Los Remates
  • La Junta
  • San Juan del Potrero -La Raya
  • La Huerta
  • Abra de Capillas
  • Capillas
  • Churo
  • Manzanal
  • Agua Blanca
  • Anamal
  • La Tranca
  • Pulquina
  • Punilla
  • El Jague
  • El Tambo
  • La Palizada
  • Cabra Cancha
  • Moco Moco
  • Pulquina Arriba
  • San Isidro
  • El Quiñe
  • Comarapa
  • Batiahuaico
  • Locotal
  • Chontal
  • Ajus Pampa
  • Astillero
  • La Jara
  • Lagunillas
  • Los Pinos
  • Huertas
  • Bañado de la Junta













Group
People
%






Quechua
3,130
18.2%




Campesino
557
3.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 3,130 || 18.2%
|-
| Campesino || 557 || 3.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,810
86.1%
12,439
78.1%




Quechua
6,060
35.2%
6,394
40.2%




Aymara
162
0.9%
173
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,810 || 86.1% || 12,439 || 78.1%
|-
| Quechua || 6,060 || 35.2% || 6,394 || 40.2%
|-
| Aymara || 162 || 0.9% || 173 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,846 || 14,660 || 15,919
|| 17,195
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.8 |m15=4.7 |m20=4 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.2 |m55=2.1 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.3 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.3 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.2 |f20=3.7 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.5 |f50=2 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.4 |f70=1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.4
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Saipina
 — Santa Cruz
 [071302]





'''Saipina Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Caballero Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. Saipina Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Caballero Province.








The Mayor of Saipina is Delfín Barriga Honor, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Saipina has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Erminia Salguero Azcarraga
NGP




1
Alternate
Dainer Reyes Nova
NGP




2
Member
Rosario Ibana Quispe Pinto
MTS




2
Alternate
Jesús Melecio Pinto Claure
MTS




3
Member
Miguel Ángel Saldaña Covarrubias
NGP




3
Alternate
Zulmahida Saldaña Torrico
NGP




4
Member
Wilder Amaya Sánchez
MTS




4
Alternate
Lilian Peñanco Terrazas
MTS




5
Member
Lucinda Gúzman Rojas
NGP




5
Alternate
Lazaro Fadder Becerra Pedrazas
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Erminia Salguero Azcarraga || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Dainer Reyes Nova''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rosario Ibana Quispe Pinto || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jesús Melecio Pinto Claure''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miguel Ángel Saldaña Covarrubias || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Zulmahida Saldaña Torrico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Wilder Amaya Sánchez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lilian Peñanco Terrazas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lucinda Gúzman Rojas || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Lazaro Fadder Becerra Pedrazas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Lanza Lanzar
  • Guayabitos
  • El Dean
  • Saipina
  • San Rafael
  • Oconi
  • Pie de la Cuesta
  • La Fragua
  • Castillo
  • Chilon
  • Saipina (Disperso)
  • Porotillo
  • Bañado de la Cruz
  • Bañado del Rosario
  • Chilon
  • El Canal
  • El Vado
  • Monte Grande
  • Saiquile
  • Chacarilla













Group
People
%






Quechua
767
12.7%




Campesino
233
3.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 767 || 12.7%
|-
| Campesino || 233 || 3.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,297
87.6%
5,372
72.7%




Quechua
1,822
30.1%
2,182
29.5%




Aymara
48
0.8%
76
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,297 || 87.6% || 5,372 || 72.7%
|-
| Quechua || 1,822 || 30.1% || 2,182 || 29.5%
|-
| Aymara || 48 || 0.8% || 76 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,228 || 5,350 || 7,390
|| 6,048
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.2 |m10=6.3 |m15=5.2 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.6 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.3 |m40=3 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.5 |m55=2.3 |m60=2 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=4.1 |f5=4.8 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.4 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.8 |f45=3 |f50=2.4 |f55=2.3 |f60=1.5 |f65=1 |f70=1.1 |f75=0.8 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Suárez
 — Santa Cruz
 [071401]





'''Puerto Suárez Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Germán Busch Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Puerto Suárez is María Renee Hoyos Medina, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Suárez has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Tahis Stephanie Gutiérrez Cáceres
APB-SÚMATE




1
Alternate
Félix Mitma Ríos
APB-SÚMATE




2
Member
Elivionir Ignacio Tapeosi Hurtado
APB-SÚMATE




2
Alternate
Carmen Pesoa Viera
APB-SÚMATE




3
Member
Víctor Ariel Rocabado Campero
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Alternate
Liz Alejandra Guthrie Deheza
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Member
Evenecer Ortiz Correa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Clara Gericke Aponte
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
TBD
PSC




5
Alternate
TBD
PSC




6
Member
Cristobal Cuéllar Cuéllar
NGP




6
Alternate
Yoseline Vargas Soliz
NGP




7
Member
Felicia Barríos Espínoza
APB-SÚMATE




7
Alternate
Dilio Colombo Chávez
APB-SÚMATE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Tahis Stephanie Gutiérrez Cáceres || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Félix Mitma Ríos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Elivionir Ignacio Tapeosi Hurtado || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmen Pesoa Viera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Víctor Ariel Rocabado Campero || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Liz Alejandra Guthrie Deheza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Evenecer Ortiz Correa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Clara Gericke Aponte''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | PSC
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Cristobal Cuéllar Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Yoseline Vargas Soliz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Felicia Barríos Espínoza || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Dilio Colombo Chávez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 15 de Agosto
  • 15 de Mayo
  • La Colonia
  • San Pedrito
  • El Salao
  • Motacucito
  • Paradero
  • Puerto Suarez
  • San Salvador
  • Yaguarete
  • Las Orquideas
  • San Silvestre
  • Viejo Tacuaral
  • Ayoreo
  • Emanuel
  • Puerto Busch
  • San Juan del Mutun (Disperso)
  • Yacuces
  • Yacuces













Group
People
%






Campesino
1,118
6.4%




Chiquitano
949
5.4%




Quechua
275
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 1,118 || 6.4%
|-
| Chiquitano || 949 || 5.4%
|-
| Quechua || 275 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
15,160
87.0%
11,280
56.9%




Quechua
687
3.9%
715
3.6%




Aymara
184
1.1%
281
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,160 || 87.0% || 11,280 || 56.9%
|-
| Quechua || 687 || 3.9% || 715 || 3.6%
|-
| Aymara || 184 || 1.1% || 281 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 13,193 || 15,209 || 19,829
|| 17,417
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.5 |m5=5.4 |m10=5 |m15=5.6 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.2 |m30=4.1 |m35=4.2 |m40=3.9 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.9 |m55=2.4 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.5 |f5=4.7 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.8 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.4 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.2 |f55=2.2 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.2 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Quijarro
 — Santa Cruz
 [071402]





'''Puerto Quijarro Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Germán Busch Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Germán Busch Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Puerto Quijarro is Socrates Antelo Francoso, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Quijarro has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Maribel Toledo Justiniano
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Luis Armando Rojas Pereira
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Patricia Carla Gonzáles Valdez
NGP




2
Alternate
José Carlos Gongora Ayala
NGP




3
Member
Feliciano Flores Renteria
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
María Esther Aponte Aranbel
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Karen Melisa Montenegro Pesoa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
José Luis Hurtado Suárez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Williams Quispe Pucho
NGP




5
Alternate
Marlene Karen Irala Flores
NGP




6
Member
Ladislao Burgos Roda
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Dayana Rodríguez Zarate
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Inés Beatriz Yovio Costaleite
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Yesmany Osinaga Barba
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Maribel Toledo Justiniano || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Armando Rojas Pereira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Patricia Carla Gonzáles Valdez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''José Carlos Gongora Ayala''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Feliciano Flores Renteria || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Esther Aponte Aranbel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Karen Melisa Montenegro Pesoa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Luis Hurtado Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Williams Quispe Pucho || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marlene Karen Irala Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Ladislao Burgos Roda || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Dayana Rodríguez Zarate''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Inés Beatriz Yovio Costaleite || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yesmany Osinaga Barba''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Arroyo Concepcion
  • Puerto Mandiore
  • Puerto Quijarro
  • Carmen de la Frontera
  • Guaye Manantial
  • Guaye Corechi
  • Guaye Corumba
  • Guaye Pilay
  • Anahi
  • Puerto Troncas
  • San Marcos
  • Ayoreita













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
614
3.4%




Campesino
475
2.6%




Quechua
433
2.4%




Aymara
317
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 614 || 3.4%
|-
| Campesino || 475 || 2.6%
|-
| Quechua || 433 || 2.4%
|-
| Aymara || 317 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
15,333
85.3%
10,616
63.7%




Quechua
1,026
5.7%
1,226
7.4%




Aymara
451
2.5%
610
3.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 15,333 || 85.3% || 10,616 || 63.7%
|-
| Quechua || 1,026 || 5.7% || 1,226 || 7.4%
|-
| Aymara || 451 || 2.5% || 610 || 3.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,932 || 12,903 || 16,659
|| 17,974
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5.2 |m10=5.1 |m15=5.5 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.9 |m30=4 |m35=4.1 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.4 |m50=2.6 |m55=2 |m60=1.6 |m65=1 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.6 |f5=5 |f10=4.8 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.4 |f30=4.2 |f35=4 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.8 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.8 |f60=1.4 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











El Carmen Rivero Tórrez
 — Santa Cruz
 [071403]





'''El Carmen Rivero Tórrez Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Germán Busch Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of El Carmen Rivero Tórrez is Silvia Aguilera Ibáñez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


El Carmen Rivero Tórrez has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Wagner García Justiniano
DEMÓCRATAS




1
Alternate
Silvana Bress Rivero
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Member
Yudy Leidy Bravo Peinado
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Alternate
Flavio Espínoza Para
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Member
Hernán Arispe Crespo
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Alternate
Sandy Lizbeth Cueto Blanco
DEMÓCRATAS




4
Member
Fátima Roselly Hurtado Tacuchaba
LIBRE




4
Alternate
TBD
LIBRE




5
Member
Julia Ruth Ortega Rodríguez
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Alternate
Alexander Montaño Rojas
DEMÓCRATAS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Wagner García Justiniano || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvana Bress Rivero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Yudy Leidy Bravo Peinado || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Flavio Espínoza Para''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Hernán Arispe Crespo || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandy Lizbeth Cueto Blanco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Fátima Roselly Hurtado Tacuchaba || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Julia Ruth Ortega Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alexander Montaño Rojas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Candelaria
  • Santa Ana
  • Santa Ana de la Banda
  • San Jose
  • Los Tajibos
  • Primero de Enero
  • Carmen Puquio
  • Carmen Viejo
  • San Juan
  • Guapuru
  • Curichi Bravo
  • Kilometro 2
  • Rincon del Tigre
  • San Francisco
  • Copaibo
  • El Carmen Rivero Torrez
  • El Carmen
  • La Portera - San Andres - San Martin
  • San Andres
  • Santa Rosa de Bocaina
  • Cabecera
  • Palmera
  • Santa Elena
  • Florida
  • Palmarito
  • Palmito
  • 2 de Abril
  • Profesor Andres Roca Surubi
  • La Canoa
  • San Antonio
  • Aguadulce
  • Bahia
  • Rincon Campesino
  • 15 de Mayo
  • Carmen Dos
  • Luna Camba
  • El Retiro
  • Aguas Calientes
  • 9 de Junio
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • 6 de Agosto
  • El Puquio
  • Sunsas Km. 48
  • Kilometro 14
  • El Carmen Rivero Torrez (Disperso)
  • Punto Azul
  • Cuti
  • Naranjal
  • Fortaleza
  • San Arturo
  • Santa Isabel
  • Quince de Mayo
  • Jenecheru
  • La Fortuna
  • Colinas de Petra
  • La Esperanza
  • Hacienda la Fortaleza













Group
People
%






Chiquitano
1,540
17.5%




Campesino
616
7.0%




Indígena
163
1.8%




Quechua
147
1.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
99
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Chiquitano || 1,540 || 17.5%
|-
| Campesino || 616 || 7.0%
|-
| Indígena || 163 || 1.8%
|-
| Quechua || 147 || 1.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 99 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,748
76.5%
4,646
73.3%




Quechua
393
4.5%
222
3.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,748 || 76.5% || 4,646 || 73.3%
|-
| Quechua || 393 || 4.5% || 222 || 3.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,301 || 4,894 || 6,342
|| 8,816
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=6.4 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.3 |m20=4 |m25=4.1 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.8 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.3 |f5=6.6 |f10=5.3 |f15=4 |f20=3 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.2 |f50=2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.3 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ascensión de Guarayos
 — Santa Cruz
 [071501]





'''Ascensión de Guarayos Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Guarayos Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Guarayos Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Ascensión de Guarayos is Pablo Eddie Guaristi Peredo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ascensión de Guarayos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Franz Robert Schock Peredo
GH




1
Alternate
Verónica Marcani Canaviri
GH




2
Member
Gaby Paco Mamani
GH




2
Alternate
Rolfy López Rodríguez
GH




3
Member
María Magdalena Cazón Tórrez
SPT




3
Alternate
Julio César Cagua Elías
SPT




4
Member
Yorgely Navala Limpias
UN




4
Alternate
Beltrán Cuñanchiro Pérez
UN




5
Member
Pedro Choque Guillermo
GH




5
Alternate
Delia Susana Ríos Laura
GH




6
Member
Lizet Gómez Cambara
GH




6
Alternate
Tito Uranungar Urape
GH




7
Member
Christian Guirapoigua Oregua
SPT




7
Alternate
Miríam Caballero Burton
SPT











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Franz Robert Schock Peredo || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Verónica Marcani Canaviri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gaby Paco Mamani || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Rolfy López Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || María Magdalena Cazón Tórrez || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio César Cagua Elías''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yorgely Navala Limpias || rowspan="2" | UN
|-
| Alternate || ''Beltrán Cuñanchiro Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Pedro Choque Guillermo || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Delia Susana Ríos Laura''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Lizet Gómez Cambara || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Tito Uranungar Urape''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Christian Guirapoigua Oregua || rowspan="2" | SPT
|-
| Alternate || ''Miríam Caballero Burton''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 75 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Ascencion de Guarayos
  • Rio Chico
  • San Andres
  • Rio Blanco
  • San Luis
  • San Pablo
  • 16 de Julio
  • Ascension
  • Menonita
  • El Cerro
  • Guapay
  • Iyosar Ii
  • Naranjito
  • San Agustin I
  • San Antonio del Junte
  • San Francisco de Asis
  • Santa Maria
  • Santa Rosa I
  • Santa Rosa Ii
  • Union Tres
  • Verano
  • Virgen de Cotoca
  • La Chonta
  • Tayasuiwa
  • Santa Victoria
  • Yabochi
  • El Suto
  • El Carmen
  • Laguna Corazon Norte
  • Laguna Corazon Sur
  • San Pablo
  • 4 de Agosto
  • Cerro Chico
  • Cerro Grande
  • Cruz del Sur
  • San Miguel
  • Nueva Jerusalen













Group
People
%






Gwarayu
8,630
25.3%




Campesino
2,718
8.0%




Quechua
2,048
6.0%




Indígena
947
2.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Gwarayu || 8,630 || 25.3%
|-
| Campesino || 2,718 || 8.0%
|-
| Quechua || 2,048 || 6.0%
|-
| Indígena || 947 || 2.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
28,842
84.6%
17,248
63.7%




Quechua
3,711
10.9%
2,074
7.7%




Gwarayu
3,546
10.4%
3,301
12.2%




Aymara
315
0.9%
278
1.0%




Guarani
174
0.5%
601
2.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 28,842 || 84.6% || 17,248 || 63.7%
|-
| Quechua || 3,711 || 10.9% || 2,074 || 7.7%
|-
| Gwarayu || 3,546 || 10.4% || 3,301 || 12.2%
|-
| Aymara || 315 || 0.9% || 278 || 1.0%
|-
| Guarani || 174 || 0.5% || 601 || 2.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,137 || 16,984 || 27,070
|| 34,079
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.9 |m15=5 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.6 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.5 |m55=2 |m60=1.5 |m65=1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.6 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.9 |f20=4.1 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Urubichá
 — Santa Cruz
 [071502]





'''Urubichá Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Guarayos Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Urubichá is Reyes Guari Impi, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Urubichá has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 76 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
María Verena Moresapiri Rora
CREEMOS




1
Alternate
Moisés Gonzáles Chuviña
CREEMOS




2
Member
Catalina Zacu Zaiguer
DEMÓCRATAS




2
Alternate
Jorge Male Oreyai
DEMÓCRATAS




3
Member
Miríam Rojas Moye
GH




3
Alternate
Erwin Tagua Zepiacay
GH




4
Member
Osman Justiniano Uracumini
CREEMOS




4
Alternate
Ester Sandoval Soliz
CREEMOS




5
Member
Edgar Moye Añenoinda
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Alternate
Concepción Urañavi Piri
DEMÓCRATAS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || María Verena Moresapiri Rora || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Moisés Gonzáles Chuviña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Catalina Zacu Zaiguer || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Male Oreyai''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Miríam Rojas Moye || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Erwin Tagua Zepiacay''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Osman Justiniano Uracumini || rowspan="2" | CREEMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ester Sandoval Soliz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Edgar Moye Añenoinda || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''Concepción Urañavi Piri''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 76 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cururu
  • Urubicha
  • San Luis
  • Santa Ana
  • Hacienda Ganadera
  • Monseñor Salvatierra
  • Once Por Ciento
  • Yaguaru













Group
People
%






Gwarayu
5,142
78.4%




Quechua
236
3.6%




Indígena
164
2.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
121
1.8%




Campesino
110
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Gwarayu || 5,142 || 78.4%
|-
| Quechua || 236 || 3.6%
|-
| Indígena || 164 || 2.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 121 || 1.8%
|-
| Campesino || 110 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,019
76.6%
4,165
59.3%




Gwarayu
4,416
67.4%
3,921
55.8%




Quechua
309
4.7%
95
1.4%




Guarani
49
0.7%
827
11.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,019 || 76.6% || 4,165 || 59.3%
|-
| Gwarayu || 4,416 || 67.4% || 3,921 || 55.8%
|-
| Quechua || 309 || 4.7% || 95 || 1.4%
|-
| Guarani || 49 || 0.7% || 827 || 11.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,731 || 5,960 || 7,026
|| 6,555
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.5 |m15=4.6 |m20=4 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.5 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.9 |m60=2 |m65=1.5 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.7 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.5 |f15=5.4 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.8 |f30=3 |f35=3.3 |f40=3.1 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.7 |f60=1.4 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.4 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











El Puente
 — Santa Cruz
 [071503]





'''El Puente Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Guarayos Province in the Santa Cruz Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of El Puente is Juan Carlos Reina Caraballo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


El Puente has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2] One of those seats is an Indigenous seat assigned by the Guarayo according to its own norms and procedures.





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 76 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Thalia Ferreira Mercado
TODOS




1
Alternate
Santos Cuñaca Alonzo
TODOS




2
Member
Eldy Melgar Rodríguez
GH




2
Alternate
Jesús Dario Moreno Rivero
GH




3
Member
Mario Pillco Choque
A-UPP




3
Alternate
TBD
A-UPP




4
Member
TBD
TODOS




4
Alternate
Deisy Cerezo Tórrez
TODOS




5
Member
Mireya Mercado Menacho
DEMÓCRATAS




5
Alternate
José Eduardo Tambare Justiniano
DEMÓCRATAS




6
Member
Filemón Mamani Quiróz
GH




6
Alternate
Lauris Gúzman Soto
GH




7
Member
TBD





7
Alternate
TBD












{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Thalia Ferreira Mercado || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Santos Cuñaca Alonzo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Eldy Melgar Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Jesús Dario Moreno Rivero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mario Pillco Choque || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | TODOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Deisy Cerezo Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Mireya Mercado Menacho || rowspan="2" | DEMÓCRATAS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Eduardo Tambare Justiniano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Filemón Mamani Quiróz || rowspan="2" | GH
|-
| Alternate || ''Lauris Gúzman Soto''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | Guarayo
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 76 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Limoncito Ii
  • Murillo Nucleo 44
  • 1ro de Abril
  • 24 de Julio
  • 31 de Julio
  • Yacarepirer
  • El Carmen Nucleo 53
  • Monte Hermoso Nucleo 43 - 7
  • Puerto Rico Nucleo 46
  • San Juan de Safreros
  • Surucusi
  • Villa Esperanza Nucleo 50
  • El Puente
  • Condor de los Andes Nucleo 48 - 7
  • El Chafroso
  • Los Ciervos
  • El Tacuaral 2
  • Nuevo Amanecer Nucleo 49
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Agropecuaria Tacuaral
  • Campamento Sobolm Limitada
  • Monte Cristo Ii
  • El Puente (Disperso)
  • Impinchi
  • Chocolatal
  • Limoncito
  • Los Chacos
  • Santa Ana
  • Sol de America
  • Agropecuaria 23 de Marzo
  • Virgen de Cotoca
  • 1 de Mayo
  • 2 de Octubre
  • Antofagasta
  • Lagunillas
  • San Antonio de Guarayos
  • Pantanal
  • 1 de Octubre
  • 23 de Julio
  • Agua Dulce
  • San Jorge
  • 30 de Mayo
  • Arca de Noe
  • Puerto la Cruz
  • Samaria
  • Momene
  • Monterrey
  • San Pedro
  • Agraria Ipacñaro
  • 16 de Junio
  • Campo Grande
  • 10 de Noviembre
  • 15 de Agosto
  • 16 de Julio
  • 24 de Septiembre
  • 26 de Agosto
  • 3 de Mayo
  • 6 de Abril
  • Agropecuaria Montecristo I
  • Cañoto
  • Cerebo
  • La Luna
  • Menonita Villa Cariño
  • Monte Sinai
  • Montenegro
  • Murillo
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Pueblos Unidos
  • Rancho Grande
  • Rio San Julian
  • San Isidro Guaymini
  • San Julian
  • San Marco 8 de Septiembre
  • San Pablo
  • Sausini Oriental
  • 9 de Octubre
  • El Puesto
  • Campamento Mafi Yotau
  • Yotau
  • Isla de Yotau
  • Agraria Nueva Esperanza
  • Puerto Ñuflo de Chavez
  • San Francisco
  • Caraguata
  • Santa Barbara
  • San Miguel
  • Indigena Agraria el Yeyo
  • La Victoria
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Bonanza
  • La Cachuela
  • Nueva Ascencion













Group
People
%






Quechua
2,209
12.8%




Campesino
1,784
10.3%




Gwarayu
1,412
8.2%




Indígena
402
2.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Quechua || 2,209 || 12.8%
|-
| Campesino || 1,784 || 10.3%
|-
| Gwarayu || 1,412 || 8.2%
|-
| Indígena || 402 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,743
85.3%
10,161
71.5%




Quechua
3,623
21.0%
3,012
21.2%




Aymara
274
1.6%
265
1.9%




Gwarayu
272
1.6%
301
2.1%




Guarani
104
0.6%
162
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,743 || 85.3% || 10,161 || 71.5%
|-
| Quechua || 3,623 || 21.0% || 3,012 || 21.2%
|-
| Aymara || 274 || 1.6% || 265 || 1.9%
|-
| Gwarayu || 272 || 1.6% || 301 || 2.1%
|-
| Guarani || 104 || 0.6% || 162 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,034 || 8,633 || 14,205
|| 17,290
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.9 |m35=4.3 |m40=4.2 |m45=3.7 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.8 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.5 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4 |f5=4.6 |f10=4.8 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.4 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.5 |f50=2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Trinidad
 — Beni
 [080101]





'''Trinidad Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Beni Department.[ref1] Trinidad Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Cercado Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Trinidad is Mauricio Barba Iriarte, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Trinidad has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals and municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Fernando Aponte Larach
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Sarahí Valenzuela Paz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Alexandra Nicole Badany Eggers
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Carlos Raúl Salazar Gutiérrez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Hugo Alejandro Yáñez Ruiz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Angélica Beatriz Ledezma Vacamedrano
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
María Elena Callaú Zabala
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Jhonny Melgar Yépez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Pablo Naggib Zeitun Greminger
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Mithzu Ximena Delgado Quiroz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Arnoldo Sebastián Méndez Abuawad
MNR




6
Alternate
Hilda Maitane Arias
MNR




7
Member
María Fernanda Castro Castro
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Roger Alejandro Durán Ferrier
A-UPP




8
Member
Kenneth Mauricio Ávila Leite
A-UPP




8
Alternate
Adela Vásquez Mosqueira
A-UPP




9
Member
Miguel Humberto Coelho Chávez
DESPIERTA




9
Alternate
Becky Rocha Gutiérrez
DESPIERTA




10
Member
Yessica Prisila Dantes Escalante
DESPIERTA




10
Alternate
José Esteban Calderón Gutiérrez
DESPIERTA




11
Member
Jean Karla Molina Herrera
TUFE




11
Alternate
Gueiser Gustavo Chávez Araujo
TUFE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Fernando Aponte Larach || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Sarahí Valenzuela Paz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Alexandra Nicole Badany Eggers || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos Raúl Salazar Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Hugo Alejandro Yáñez Ruiz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Angélica Beatriz Ledezma Vacamedrano''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || María Elena Callaú Zabala || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhonny Melgar Yépez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Pablo Naggib Zeitun Greminger || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Mithzu Ximena Delgado Quiroz''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Arnoldo Sebastián Méndez Abuawad || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Hilda Maitane Arias''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || María Fernanda Castro Castro || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Roger Alejandro Durán Ferrier''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Kenneth Mauricio Ávila Leite || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Adela Vásquez Mosqueira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Miguel Humberto Coelho Chávez || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Becky Rocha Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Yessica Prisila Dantes Escalante || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''José Esteban Calderón Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Jean Karla Molina Herrera || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Gueiser Gustavo Chávez Araujo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Trinidad
  • Puerto Ballivian
  • Puerto Barador
  • Casarabe
  • Villa Victoria
  • San Carlos
  • El Cerrito
  • Ibiato
  • San Juan de Agua Dulce
  • Loma Suarez
  • Puerto Almacen
  • Puerto Geralda
  • Los Puentes
  • Loma Suarez - Dispersa
  • Mangalito
  • Casarabe - Dispersa
  • Trinidad - Disperso













Group
People
%






Mojeño Trinitario
6,307
4.9%




Trinitario
2,129
1.7%




Mojeño
1,698
1.3%




Aymara
1,684
1.3%




Campesino
1,360
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Mojeño Trinitario || 6,307 || 4.9%
|-
| Trinitario || 2,129 || 1.7%
|-
| Mojeño || 1,698 || 1.3%
|-
| Aymara || 1,684 || 1.3%
|-
| Campesino || 1,360 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
113,035
87.9%
64,430
60.4%




Quechua
1,904
1.5%
2,074
1.9%




Aymara
1,546
1.2%
1,912
1.8%




Mojeno Trinitario
1,344
1.0%
1,390
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 113,035 || 87.9% || 64,430 || 60.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,904 || 1.5% || 2,074 || 1.9%
|-
| Aymara || 1,546 || 1.2% || 1,912 || 1.8%
|-
| Mojeno Trinitario || 1,344 || 1.0% || 1,390 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 60,953 || 79,963 || 106,596
|| 128,589
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.1 |m5=5.3 |m10=5.5 |m15=5.2 |m20=4.9 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.1 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.4 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.3 |f15=5 |f20=4.7 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.6 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.4 |f50=2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Javier
 — Beni
 [080102]





'''San Javier Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Cercado Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. San Javier Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Cercado Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of San Javier is Cristian Roberto Velasco Áñez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Javier has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Humberto Santy Cala
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Yolanda Tiain Noe
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Judyth Rosario Rivero Burgos
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Wilman Caumol Cholima
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Jaime Morales Gilagachi
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Yakelin Cortez Notu
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Ángela Herrera Sosa
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Rodrigo Semo Uco
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Nilka Elena Rivero Suárez
TUFE




5
Alternate
Juan Guzmán Suárez
TUFE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Humberto Santy Cala || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yolanda Tiain Noe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Judyth Rosario Rivero Burgos || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Wilman Caumol Cholima''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jaime Morales Gilagachi || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Yakelin Cortez Notu''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ángela Herrera Sosa || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Rodrigo Semo Uco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Nilka Elena Rivero Suárez || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Guzmán Suárez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cernandez
  • Laguna Colorada
  • Espiritu Santo
  • La Curva
  • Monte Azul
  • Verdun
  • 27 de Mayo
  • San Javier
  • Nuevo Israel
  • Nueva America
  • Pata de Aguila
  • Villa Rodeo
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Menonita Rio Negro
  • Monte Grande Rio Negro
  • Villa Nazareth
  • Eduardo Avaroa
  • Campo Alegre
  • Espiritu Santo
  • Los Bambuses
  • Nuevo Israel
  • Pedro Ignacio Muiba
  • San Pedro
  • San Juan de Fibral
  • Tejeria
  • Toboso
  • 26 de Julio Tierra Nueva
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Trinidad - Disperso
  • Sacrificio
  • Estancia Ganadera
  • Estancia Mayau













Group
People
%






Campesino
2,366
29.9%




Canichana
589
7.4%




Mojeño Trinitario
405
5.1%




Trinitario
251
3.2%




Quechua
135
1.7%




Indígena
123
1.6%




Javeriano
114
1.4%




Movima
102
1.3%




Unspecified Indigenous
81
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 2,366 || 29.9%
|-
| Canichana || 589 || 7.4%
|-
| Mojeño Trinitario || 405 || 5.1%
|-
| Trinitario || 251 || 3.2%
|-
| Quechua || 135 || 1.7%
|-
| Indígena || 123 || 1.6%
|-
| Javeriano || 114 || 1.4%
|-
| Movima || 102 || 1.3%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 81 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,949
75.2%
3,086
58.5%




Quechua
226
2.9%
62
1.2%




Mojeno Trinitario
81
1.0%
77
1.5%




Siriono
9
0.1%
54
1.0%




Mojeno Ignaciano
8
0.1%
58
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,949 || 75.2% || 3,086 || 58.5%
|-
| Quechua || 226 || 2.9% || 62 || 1.2%
|-
| Mojeno Trinitario || 81 || 1.0% || 77 || 1.5%
|-
| Siriono || 9 || 0.1% || 54 || 1.0%
|-
| Mojeno Ignaciano || 8 || 0.1% || 58 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,175 || 2,690 || 5,277
|| 7,913
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.8 |m5=6.4 |m10=5.2 |m15=4.8 |m20=4.5 |m25=5.2 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.8 |m45=2.9 |m50=3 |m55=2.2 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.5 |f5=5.5 |f10=4.5 |f15=3.7 |f20=4.3 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.8 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.2 |f45=1.9 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Riberalta
 — Beni
 [080201]





'''Riberalta Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Vaca Díez Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Beni Department.[ref1] Riberalta Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Vaca Díez Province.








The Mayor of Riberalta is David Fernando Pérez Roca, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Riberalta has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all municipalities with populations over 75,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Silvia Jennifer Campos Baqueros
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Erlin Moreno Saravia
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Ana Isabel Montero Liendo
VAMOS




2
Alternate
Khalil Andrés Zeitun Müller
VAMOS




3
Member
Eliana Gorayeb Suárez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Marbin Raúl Aponte Chávez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Roberto Alejandro Suárez Cabrera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
María Fernanda Motsua Arandia
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Teresa Mollinedo La Torre
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Fernando Apaza Toro
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Bettsy Shirley Saucedo Aguada
AVANZAR




6
Alternate
Gerardo Hubetmar Aguada Suárez
AVANZAR




7
Member
Alejandro Vaca Chamaro
AVANZAR




7
Alternate
Maite Geraldine Blacutt Carrillo
AVANZAR




8
Member
Brenda Ortiz Domínguez
FSD




8
Alternate
José Cambero Endara
FSD




9
Member
Jheisson Jossué Sotomayor Cossío
FSD




9
Alternate
Virginia Maldonado Campero
FSD




10
Member
Raisa Suárez Rosellón
FSD




10
Alternate
Edgar Novoa Antesana
FSD




11
Member
Jhuliana Mayerli Rossel Limpias
MNR




11
Alternate
TBD
MNR











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Silvia Jennifer Campos Baqueros || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Erlin Moreno Saravia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ana Isabel Montero Liendo || rowspan="2" | VAMOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Khalil Andrés Zeitun Müller''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eliana Gorayeb Suárez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Marbin Raúl Aponte Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Roberto Alejandro Suárez Cabrera || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Fernanda Motsua Arandia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Teresa Mollinedo La Torre || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Apaza Toro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Bettsy Shirley Saucedo Aguada || rowspan="2" | AVANZAR
|-
| Alternate || ''Gerardo Hubetmar Aguada Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Alejandro Vaca Chamaro || rowspan="2" | AVANZAR
|-
| Alternate || ''Maite Geraldine Blacutt Carrillo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Brenda Ortiz Domínguez || rowspan="2" | FSD
|-
| Alternate || ''José Cambero Endara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Jheisson Jossué Sotomayor Cossío || rowspan="2" | FSD
|-
| Alternate || ''Virginia Maldonado Campero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Raisa Suárez Rosellón || rowspan="2" | FSD
|-
| Alternate || ''Edgar Novoa Antesana''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Jhuliana Mayerli Rossel Limpias || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Riberalta
  • San Cristobal
  • Hamburgo
  • Palmira del Ivon
  • Paraiso
  • Arroyo
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Las Palmeras
  • Lago San Jose
  • Santa Rosa del Ivon
  • La Esperanza
  • Candelaria
  • San Jose
  • Antofagasta
  • San Francisco
  • Warnes
  • Palmira
  • 26 de Octubre
  • Berlin
  • Popechi
  • Siglo Xx
  • Tumichucua
  • La Union
  • Medio Monte
  • Las Mercedes
  • Santa Maria
  • San Juan del Urucu
  • Buena Vista
  • San Juan Km 42
  • San Antonio
  • Palestina
  • 7 de Julio
  • Villa Cotoca
  • Alta Gracia
  • Santa Elena del Lago
  • 12 de Octubre
  • Buena Vista
  • Consuelo del Rosario
  • Santa Amalia
  • San Antonio
  • Puerto Roman
  • Bolivar
  • San Juan
  • Ivarenda
  • Avaroa
  • Desvelo
  • El Hondo
  • San Lorenzo de Pampa
  • Los Angeles
  • Agua Clara
  • Santa Fe
  • Campo Central
  • Aladita
  • Alto Ivon
  • 5 de Agosto
  • Las Limas
  • Bella Flor
  • Palestina
  • Los Cayuces
  • La Sabana
  • La Union Ii
  • Cachuelita
  • Tokio
  • Firmeza
  • Candelaria
  • 3 Bocas
  • Puerto Chacobo
  • Fortaleza
  • Buen Destino
  • San Ariel
  • El Recreo
  • Costa Rica
  • Buen Retiro
  • Santa Rita
  • Poza Negra
  • Santa Rosa del Florida
  • Santa Rosa del Biata
  • Flor de Octubre
  • Palestina
  • Los Cayuces
  • Nueva Union
  • Monte Cristo
  • La Union Ii
  • Puerto Chacobo
  • Santa Delmira
  • 27 de Mayo
  • Lago el Carmen
  • Villa Nazareth
  • San Ariel
  • Santuario
  • El Triangulo
  • Victoria
  • Centrito
  • Brillante













Group
People
%






Campesino
4,563
4.1%




Tacana
1,613
1.5%




Aymara
1,486
1.3%




Cavineño
1,358
1.2%




Chácobo
1,298
1.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
1,294
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 4,563 || 4.1%
|-
| Tacana || 1,613 || 1.5%
|-
| Aymara || 1,486 || 1.3%
|-
| Cavineño || 1,358 || 1.2%
|-
| Chácobo || 1,298 || 1.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 1,294 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
94,387
85.6%
46,304
52.0%




Aymara
1,492
1.4%
1,327
1.5%




Quechua
1,464
1.3%
1,360
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 94,387 || 85.6% || 46,304 || 52.0%
|-
| Aymara || 1,492 || 1.4% || 1,327 || 1.5%
|-
| Quechua || 1,464 || 1.3% || 1,360 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 52,378 || 75,977 || 89,022
|| 110,302
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=6.4 |m10=6.5 |m15=5.4 |m20=4.5 |m25=4 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.3 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.1 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.5 |f5=6.1 |f10=6.5 |f15=5 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.3 |f30=3.8 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Guayaramerín
 — Beni
 [080202]





'''Guayaramerín Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Vaca Díez Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. Guayaramerín Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Vaca Díez Province.








The Mayor of Guayaramerín is Hermes Vargas Ribera, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Guayaramerín has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Walter Rocha Sueiro
LIBRE




1
Alternate
Blanca Solares Mercado
LIBRE




2
Member
Rosa Suárez Áñez
LIBRE




2
Alternate
Fernando Moya Ovaje
LIBRE




3
Member
Sixto Roberto Roca Yáñez
LIBRE




3
Alternate
Kharol Soliz Rodríguez
LIBRE




4
Member
Durval Alejandro Roca Guardia
DESPIERTA




4
Alternate
Rosa Gabriela Carvajal Pereira
DESPIERTA




5
Member
Carlos Rocamonje Ardaya
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Anahy Vásquez Gutiérrez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Addy Querema Justiniano
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Walter Avendaño Herrera
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Mariela Candia Justiniano
APB-SÚMATE




7
Alternate
TBD
APB-SÚMATE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Walter Rocha Sueiro || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Blanca Solares Mercado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rosa Suárez Áñez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernando Moya Ovaje''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Sixto Roberto Roca Yáñez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE
|-
| Alternate || ''Kharol Soliz Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Durval Alejandro Roca Guardia || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosa Gabriela Carvajal Pereira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Carlos Rocamonje Ardaya || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Anahy Vásquez Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Addy Querema Justiniano || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Walter Avendaño Herrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Mariela Candia Justiniano || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Guayaramerin
  • Puerto Carrero
  • 14 de Septiembre
  • 18 de Junio
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • 26 de Marzo
  • 27 de Noviembre
  • Cachuela Mamore
  • Firmeza
  • Santa Emilia
  • Santa Fe
  • Santa Lucia
  • Santa Rosa
  • Rancho Grande
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Miguel
  • Barranco Colorado
  • San Jose
  • Rosario del Yata
  • San Pedro
  • Puerto Coimbra
  • Rio Mamore
  • San Francisco
  • Puerto Bolivar
  • Sinai
  • Villa Nueva
  • San Roque
  • 8 de Febrero
  • Palma Sola
  • San Juan del Mamore
  • Santa Fe de la Cruz
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • La Esperanza
  • El Porvenir
  • Villa Bella
  • Cachuela Esperanza
  • Santa Teresa del Yata
  • Puerto Carrero
  • San Juan
  • Santa Emilia
  • 2 de Octubre
  • La Union
  • San Agustin
  • San Pedro
  • Villa Union
  • San Fransisco del Yata
  • Villa Purisima
  • Rosario del Yata
  • Santa Teresa del Yata













Group
People
%






Campesino
2,246
5.3%




Aymara
574
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 2,246 || 5.3%
|-
| Aymara || 574 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
35,826
85.2%
24,530
58.7%




Aymara
610
1.5%
780
1.9%




Quechua
447
1.1%
643
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 35,826 || 85.2% || 24,530 || 58.7%
|-
| Aymara || 610 || 1.5% || 780 || 1.9%
|-
| Quechua || 447 || 1.1% || 643 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 32,273 || 40,444 || 41,814
|| 42,031
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.9 |m15=5.4 |m20=4.1 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.2 |m55=2 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.3 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.4 |f10=5.9 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.9 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.1 |f55=2 |f60=1.6 |f65=1.1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Reyes
 — Beni
 [080301]





'''Reyes Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the General José Ballivián Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Reyes is Jhonny Eladio Yáñez Simon, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Reyes has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Fernando De Ávila Antelo
MNR




1
Alternate
Amalia Gutiérrez Soza
MNR




2
Member
Marioly Georgina Silva Mamani
MNR




2
Alternate
Zoran Antonio Bavcar De La Jaille
MNR




3
Member
Edgar Zeballos Suárez
MNR




3
Alternate
Darling Rosa Kenapp Carrasco
MNR




4
Member
Ángel Édgar Vásquez López
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Matilde Poy Durán
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Karen Rivero Suárez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Lucio Viscarra Guallani
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Fernando De Ávila Antelo || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Amalia Gutiérrez Soza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marioly Georgina Silva Mamani || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Zoran Antonio Bavcar De La Jaille''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Edgar Zeballos Suárez || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Darling Rosa Kenapp Carrasco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ángel Édgar Vásquez López || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Matilde Poy Durán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Karen Rivero Suárez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Lucio Viscarra Guallani''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 77 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Baychuje
  • Guagua Uno
  • Ratije
  • San Juan
  • San Marcos
  • Puerto Salinas
  • Gualaguagua
  • Monte Carlos
  • Reyes
  • Sal Si Puedes
  • San Miguel de Soraida
  • Villa Copacabana
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Rio Viejo
  • Nuevo Reyes
  • San Pedro
  • San Felipe
  • San Jose
  • Carnaval
  • El Cozar
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • La Esperanza
  • La Union
  • Los Tajibos
  • Los Tubos
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Peña Amarilla
  • Candelaria
  • Mision Cavinas
  • Monterrey
  • Las Peñitas
  • Santa Catalina
  • Campo Bolivar
  • Nueva Alianza
  • San Miguel
  • San Jose
  • El Rosario
  • Remanso
  • Las Mercedes
  • Puerto Cavina
  • Santa Lourdes
  • Peña Guarayo
  • Baqueti
  • Carmen Alto
  • Natividad
  • Lago Buena Vista
  • California
  • Las Ollitas













Group
People
%






Maropa
2,374
20.7%




Cavineño
1,383
12.0%




Campesino
966
8.4%




Tacana
281
2.4%




Aymara
182
1.6%




Unspecified Indigenous
120
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Maropa || 2,374 || 20.7%
|-
| Cavineño || 1,383 || 12.0%
|-
| Campesino || 966 || 8.4%
|-
| Tacana || 281 || 2.4%
|-
| Aymara || 182 || 1.6%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 120 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
9,795
85.3%
5,598
42.3%




Kabinena
544
4.7%
330
2.5%




Maropa
521
4.5%
217
1.6%




Aymara
139
1.2%
131
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,795 || 85.3% || 5,598 || 42.3%
|-
| Kabinena || 544 || 4.7% || 330 || 2.5%
|-
| Maropa || 521 || 4.5% || 217 || 1.6%
|-
| Aymara || 139 || 1.2% || 131 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 6,892 || 11,127 || 13,246
|| 11,478
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=6.3 |m10=6.1 |m15=5.2 |m20=3.6 |m25=4 |m30=3.4 |m35=3.3 |m40=3 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.4 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=5 |f5=6.1 |f10=6.1 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.3 |f65=1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Borja
 — Beni
 [080302]





'''San Borja Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the General José Ballivián Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in General José Ballivián Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of San Borja is Herman Onofre Arias Antelo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Borja has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marvin Torrico Allorto
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Consuelo Martínez Vaca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Gina Laury Catacora Alcázar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Casimiro Tayo Sánchez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Gabriela Gutiérrez Roca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Silvia Lorena Gutiérrez Cayuba
MNR




4
Alternate
Roberto Alameda Claros
MNR




5
Member
Ángel Adolfo Quenallata Quispe
TUFE




5
Alternate
Norma Janco Corzo
TUFE




6
Member
Yesenia Áñez Mayer
TUFE




6
Alternate
Edwin Etifanio Flores Pérez
TUFE




7
Member
Martín Gamarra Datzer
TUFE




7
Alternate
Yexica Bazán Chao
TUFE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marvin Torrico Allorto || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Consuelo Martínez Vaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gina Laury Catacora Alcázar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Casimiro Tayo Sánchez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gabriela Gutiérrez Roca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Silvia Lorena Gutiérrez Cayuba || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Roberto Alameda Claros''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ángel Adolfo Quenallata Quispe || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Norma Janco Corzo''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Yesenia Áñez Mayer || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Etifanio Flores Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Martín Gamarra Datzer || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Yexica Bazán Chao''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Borja
  • Agroindustrial Unificada
  • 21 de Abril
  • 21 de Septiembre
  • 3 de Mayo
  • Alta Gracia
  • Amproca
  • Chaco Brasil
  • El Carmen
  • El Carmen de Maniqui
  • El Triunfo
  • Galilea
  • Arenales
  • Junreno
  • La Cruz
  • Las Habras
  • Libertad Unida
  • Limoncito
  • Maraca
  • Catumare
  • Pucara
  • Puerto Mendez
  • Quiquibey
  • San Antonio
  • San Juan de Chaparina
  • San Juan de Charaton
  • San Juan de Mattos
  • San Miguel de Chaparina
  • Santa Ana del Bosque
  • Tacuaral de Mattos
  • Villa Fatima
  • Villa Ingavi
  • El Palmar
  • La Embocada
  • Santa Elena del Caripo
  • Pachiuval
  • Villa Borjana
  • Yucumo
  • 25 de Julio
  • Villa Aroma
  • Las Palmeras
  • Llavisa
  • Cosincho
  • Martirio
  • Jamanchi
  • Puerto Triunfo
  • Campo Bello
  • San Antonio del Maniqui
  • Santa Elena del Maniqui
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Remanzo
  • San Juan de Napoles
  • Agro Arroyo Hondo
  • Patuju
  • Yacuma
  • Carmen de Chaparina
  • 16 de Julio
  • Puerta del Sol
  • Romance
  • Las Lomas
  • Los Andes
  • Nueva Belen
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Sur Linares
  • Villa Paraiso
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Pumas Dos
  • Pumas Uno
  • San Marcos
  • Santa Rita
  • Reyes Rivero
  • Emeya
  • Majsi
  • Pachane
  • Voñy
  • Las Minas
  • San Joaquin
  • Vishiricanchi
  • Iñañare
  • Matto Grosso
  • Rio Matto
  • Pupuritumsi
  • Palmira
  • La Gracia
  • Agroforestal Ucela
  • Paraiso Borjano
  • 6 de Agosto
  • Charal Ii
  • La Chonta
  • Asl Apray
  • Apere
  • Cuberene
  • La Embocada - Dispersa
  • Santa Elena del Caripo - Dispersa
  • San Ramon
  • Cara Cara
  • El Cedral
  • Cuchisama
  • Monday
  • Santa Anita del Maniqui
  • Yacumita
  • Tierra Santa
  • Jamanchi I
  • El Oriente del Yacuma
  • Pinar del Rio
  • Las Mercedes
  • Puerto Lata
  • Jerusalen del Maniqui
  • El Majal
  • Nuevo Mundo
  • Charal
  • Puente Yucumo
  • Puerto Yucumo
  • Las Palmas
  • Cerritos
  • Soledad
  • San Martin
  • Union Totora
  • Marca Coroico
  • Bajo Tacuaral
  • Palmito
  • Tres Amigos
  • 18 de Noviembre
  • Agua Clara
  • Alto Colorado
  • Alto San Pedro
  • Anachere
  • Bella Vista
  • Buena Hora
  • Candelaria de la Pampita
  • Carmen del Maniqui
  • Chacal
  • Canaan
  • Israel
  • Dunay
  • El Borjanito
  • El Oriente
  • Flor de Caña
  • Fuente de Vida
  • Habara
  • Hermanos Caceres
  • Ibasichi
  • Ii Hermanos
  • Inca Agropecuaria
  • Incasuyo
  • Inti
  • Loma Linda
  • Los Cantaros
  • Los Tajibos
  • Maldonado
  • Manguito
  • Mision Fatima
  • Monte Verde
  • Monterosa
  • Moseruna
  • Motacusal
  • Naranjalito
  • Natividad del Maniqui
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Nueva Palestina
  • Nueva Zelanda
  • Pachuya
  • Progreso
  • Puerto Codo
  • Puerto Salas
  • San Bartolo
  • San Francisco
  • San Jose de Yaranda
  • San Juan Baltazar
  • San Miguel
  • Santa Maria
  • La Esperanza
  • San Luis Naranjani
  • Eden
  • Villa Imperial
  • Aguilas del Cerro
  • San Jose de Canaan
  • Chantal
  • Voreyo













Group
People
%






Tsimane´
15,141
33.1%




Campesino
4,043
8.8%




Aymara
2,010
4.4%




Quechua
1,281
2.8%




Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas
1,235
2.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
459
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Tsimane´ || 15,141 || 33.1%
|-
| Campesino || 4,043 || 8.8%
|-
| Aymara || 2,010 || 4.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,281 || 2.8%
|-
| Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas || 1,235 || 2.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 459 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
33,303
72.7%
25,293
61.9%




Tsimane
11,423
24.9%
7,591
18.6%




Aymara
1,960
4.3%
2,094
5.1%




Quechua
1,639
3.6%
1,716
4.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 33,303 || 72.7% || 25,293 || 61.9%
|-
| Tsimane || 11,423 || 24.9% || 7,591 || 18.6%
|-
| Aymara || 1,960 || 4.3% || 2,094 || 5.1%
|-
| Quechua || 1,639 || 3.6% || 1,716 || 4.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 24,251 || 34,363 || 40,864
|| 45,798
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6 |m5=7 |m10=6.4 |m15=5 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.4 |m35=3 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.2 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.4 |m65=1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=5.9 |f5=6.7 |f10=6.1 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.4 |f45=2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=7
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santa Rosa
 — Beni
 [080303]





'''Santa Rosa Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the General José Ballivián Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Santa Rosa is Kecsy Ayala Montenegro, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santa Rosa has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Erick Elvio Gil Vásquez
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Zoraida Molina Gil
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Luz Dary Ardaya Aquin
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
Leónardo Tamayo Raldes
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Luis Ángel Melgar Melgar
DESPIERTA




3
Alternate
Yumasira Otta Guardia
DESPIERTA




4
Member
Roberto Martínez Mercado
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
María Carmen Peña Balcázar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Kathery Pereira Ardaya
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Gabriel Antonio Méndez Melgar
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Erick Elvio Gil Vásquez || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Zoraida Molina Gil''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Luz Dary Ardaya Aquin || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Leónardo Tamayo Raldes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luis Ángel Melgar Melgar || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Yumasira Otta Guardia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Roberto Martínez Mercado || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Carmen Peña Balcázar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Kathery Pereira Ardaya || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gabriel Antonio Méndez Melgar''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Australia
  • Awaisal
  • El Candado
  • Cavador
  • El Encerrado
  • El Mojon
  • El Rosario
  • Palma Flor
  • Picaflores
  • Ponton Santa Teresa del Yata
  • Puerto Yata
  • San Cristobal
  • Tacuaral
  • Villa Fatima
  • El Cerrito
  • El Toro
  • El Triunfo
  • San Bartolome
  • Santa Rosa de Yacuma
  • Trinidad
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Porvenir
  • Puerto Teresa
  • La India
  • Macedonia
  • Palmira
  • Siete Palma
  • Tablero
  • Villazon













Group
People
%






Cavineño
643
5.8%




Campesino
375
3.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Cavineño || 643 || 5.8%
|-
| Campesino || 375 || 3.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
9,145
82.2%
5,685
60.0%




Kabinena
169
1.5%
34
0.4%




Aymara
122
1.1%
122
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 9,145 || 82.2% || 5,685 || 60.0%
|-
| Kabinena || 169 || 1.5% || 34 || 0.4%
|-
| Aymara || 122 || 1.1% || 122 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,212 || 9,016 || 9,478
|| 11,122
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=7.1 |m10=6.5 |m15=4.5 |m20=3.7 |m25=4.2 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.1 |m40=3 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.4 |f5=6.4 |f10=6.4 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.2 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.4 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Rurrenabaque
 — Beni
 [080304]





'''Rurrenabaque Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the General José Ballivián Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Rurrenabaque is Elías Moreno Vargas, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Rurrenabaque has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Diana Katherine Fernández Flores
MNR




1
Alternate
Halder Haensel Escalante
MNR




2
Member
Daniel Jiménez Guarena
MNR




2
Alternate
Aslhy Greilbergers Chávez
MNR




3
Member
María Nela Zurita Quete
MNR




3
Alternate
Yori Pablo Sossa Cáceres
MNR




4
Member
Rosmery Morales Mejía
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Maritza La Torre Vásquez
DESPIERTA




5
Alternate
Walter Antonio Mascaya Nava
DESPIERTA




6
Member
Erwin Endara Camargo
DESPIERTA




6
Alternate
Eliana Nieves Padilla Huaqui
DESPIERTA




7
Member
Aleida Ferreira Oliver
DESPIERTA




7
Alternate
Héctor Huallata Ista
DESPIERTA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Diana Katherine Fernández Flores || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Halder Haensel Escalante''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Daniel Jiménez Guarena || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Aslhy Greilbergers Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || María Nela Zurita Quete || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Yori Pablo Sossa Cáceres''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rosmery Morales Mejía || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Maritza La Torre Vásquez || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Walter Antonio Mascaya Nava''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Erwin Endara Camargo || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Eliana Nieves Padilla Huaqui''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Aleida Ferreira Oliver || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Héctor Huallata Ista''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alto Colorado
  • Betanzos
  • Carmen Florida
  • Carmen Soledad
  • 16 de Julio
  • Collana
  • El Cebu
  • La Asunta
  • Real Beni
  • San Antonio de Sani
  • San Bernardo
  • San Juan
  • San Luis Chico
  • Santa Ana de Chocolatal
  • Santa Rosita
  • Uncallamaya
  • Herradura
  • Playa Ancha Nucleo 61
  • Puerto Yumani
  • Rurrenabaque
  • Villa el Carmen
  • Turucucu
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Silvestre
  • San Martin
  • Cuatro Ojitos
  • Villa Aroma
  • Iridia
  • Gitano Intercultural
  • La Cabaña Intercultural
  • Pampa Grande
  • Agroecologia San Andres
  • San Bermejo
  • Fortaleza
  • Tres Unidos
  • Cauchal
  • Asuncion del Quiquibey
  • Puerto Motor
  • Los Bibosis
  • Socomag
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Alemania
  • San Juanito
  • San Pablo
  • Los Tigres
  • Nuevos Horizontes
  • Wara Wara
  • La Union
  • 2 de Agosto
  • El Paraiso
  • Buena Vista
  • Ticala Linares
  • Alamos
  • Ñuqui
  • Piedras Blancas
  • El Bala
  • Bajo Colorado
  • El Corte
  • El Porteño
  • El Sol
  • El Yungueño
  • Entre Rios
  • Flor de Primavera
  • Flores
  • La Embocada del Quiquibey
  • Lagunita
  • Rio Hondo
  • Tajibos
  • Villa del Carmen
  • Villa Jichani
  • Villa Pocoata Playa Ancha
  • Retiro
  • Soliman
  • Coraca
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Asociacion Familia Feliz
  • San Antonio de Cauchal
  • Villa Ingavi
  • Ticala
  • Hermanos Catari
  • Omasuyos
  • Campesina el Majo













Group
People
%






Tacana
2,074
9.8%




Tsimane´
1,417
6.7%




Aymara
1,291
6.1%




Quechua
1,111
5.2%




Campesino
584
2.7%




Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas
550
2.6%




Indígena
244
1.1%




Mosetén
219
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Tacana || 2,074 || 9.8%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 1,417 || 6.7%
|-
| Aymara || 1,291 || 6.1%
|-
| Quechua || 1,111 || 5.2%
|-
| Campesino || 584 || 2.7%
|-
| Interculturales y otras organizaciones indígenas || 550 || 2.6%
|-
| Indígena || 244 || 1.1%
|-
| Mosetén || 219 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
17,977
84.6%
12,178
63.4%




Quechua
1,330
6.3%
1,250
6.5%




Tsimane
1,158
5.5%
532
2.8%




Aymara
1,130
5.3%
1,120
5.8%




Tacana
267
1.3%
312
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 17,977 || 84.6% || 12,178 || 63.4%
|-
| Quechua || 1,330 || 6.3% || 1,250 || 6.5%
|-
| Tsimane || 1,158 || 5.5% || 532 || 2.8%
|-
| Aymara || 1,130 || 5.3% || 1,120 || 5.8%
|-
| Tacana || 267 || 1.3% || 312 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 9,065 || 13,668 || 19,195
|| 21,240
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5 |m5=6.2 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.9 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.5 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.6 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.8 |f10=5.9 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.1 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.6 |f40=2.7 |f45=2.4 |f50=2 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.3 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santa Ana del Yacuma
 — Beni
 [080401]





'''Santa Ana del Yacuma Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Yacuma Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. Santa Ana del Yacuma Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Yacuma Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Santa Ana del Yacuma is Claudio Renato López Bolling, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santa Ana del Yacuma has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ernestina Mejía Arriaza
TUFE




1
Alternate
José Alfredo Bude Guarena
TUFE




2
Member
Gustavo Humberto Antelo Chávez
MNR




2
Alternate
Naila Karina Iriarte Villavicencio
MNR




3
Member
Jessica Yanine Arauz Yabeta
MNR




3
Alternate
Jarvey Fernández Bazán
MNR




4
Member
José Ernesto Mejía García
CPEM - B




4
Alternate
Dory Chávez Hurtado
CPEM - B




5
Member
María Salomé Roca Molina
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Alex Destre Rodríguez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Member
Juan Carlos Ascarrunz Barbery
PATRIA-UNIDOS




6
Alternate
Ana Zulema Souza Melgar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Member
Hermita Suárez Chávez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




7
Alternate
Adrián Saucedo Moreno
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ernestina Mejía Arriaza || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''José Alfredo Bude Guarena''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Gustavo Humberto Antelo Chávez || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Naila Karina Iriarte Villavicencio''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jessica Yanine Arauz Yabeta || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Jarvey Fernández Bazán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || José Ernesto Mejía García || rowspan="2" | CPEM - B
|-
| Alternate || ''Dory Chávez Hurtado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || María Salomé Roca Molina || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Alex Destre Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Juan Carlos Ascarrunz Barbery || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Zulema Souza Melgar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Hermita Suárez Chávez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Adrián Saucedo Moreno''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Santa Ana del Yacuma
  • Pueblo Nuevo
  • Puerto Junin
  • Mercedes del Cabito
  • Puerto San Borja
  • San Ambrosio
  • San Jose del Cavitu
  • Maniqui Uno
  • 18 de Noviembre
  • El Carmen del Iruyañez
  • Miraflores
  • Santa Ana
  • Carnavales
  • Cachuelita
  • El Ipimo
  • San Juan de Cuberene
  • La Finca
  • Carmen del Aperecito
  • Santa Rosa de Aguas Negras
  • San Pablo de Cuberene
  • Los Tamarindos
  • Montes de Oro
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Exaltacion
  • Santa Rosa
  • Rosario del Tacuaral
  • San Miguel
  • Menonita Villa Cariño
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • San Pedro
  • Cero Ocho
  • 20 de Enero
  • San Joaquin del Maniqui
  • Santa Ana de Moseruna
  • Totaizal
  • Mapajo la Pampa
  • Carnavales
  • Cotoca del Moseruna
  • Rosario del Apere
  • Carmen del Mato
  • Cheve Jecure
  • Estancia Rancho Chico
  • San Jorge del Mapajo
  • Silojo
  • Soberania
  • Naranjal
  • Buen Dia
  • Santa Ana













Group
People
%






Movima
6,561
36.3%




Tsimane´
1,263
7.0%




Campesino
331
1.8%




Indígena
217
1.2%




Unspecified Indigenous
193
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Movima || 6,561 || 36.3%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 1,263 || 7.0%
|-
| Campesino || 331 || 1.8%
|-
| Indígena || 217 || 1.2%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 193 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
14,612
80.8%
12,978
76.0%




Tsimane
953
5.3%
180
1.1%




Movima
341
1.9%
611
3.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 14,612 || 80.8% || 12,978 || 76.0%
|-
| Tsimane || 953 || 5.3% || 180 || 1.1%
|-
| Movima || 341 || 1.9% || 611 || 3.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 21,101 || 21,663 || 17,069
|| 18,088
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=6.8 |m10=6.2 |m15=5 |m20=3.8 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.8 |m45=2.4 |m50=1.9 |m55=2 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.1 |f5=6.4 |f10=5.9 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.5 |f45=2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.8 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Exaltación
 — Beni
 [080402]





'''Exaltación Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Yacuma Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. Exaltación Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Yacuma Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Exaltación is Gloria Parada Arteaga, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Exaltación has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Eduardo Vásquez Cardona
TUFE




1
Alternate
Yohaly Machado Machado
TUFE




2
Member
Mercedes Justiniano Malale
TUFE




2
Alternate
Rolando Llanos Cuéllar
TUFE




3
Member
Daniel Male Gil
TUFE




3
Alternate
Alejandra Tanaka Mafaile
TUFE




4
Member
Lucila Sánchez Heredia
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Tiburcio Asiama Carvalho
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Yerko Davieds Vásquez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Eduardo Vásquez Cardona || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Yohaly Machado Machado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Mercedes Justiniano Malale || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Rolando Llanos Cuéllar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Daniel Male Gil || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Alejandra Tanaka Mafaile''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lucila Sánchez Heredia || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Tiburcio Asiama Carvalho''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Yerko Davieds Vásquez || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cooperativa
  • Puerto San Martin
  • Las Abras
  • Las Maravillas
  • Exaltacion
  • Coquinal
  • Rancho Ginebra
  • San Carlos
  • Santa Fe
  • Nuevo Paraiso
  • Las Petas
  • Las Peñas de Nazareth
  • Puerto Santiago
  • Palmera
  • San Juan del Rio Jordan
  • Bocorondo
  • Santa Rosa
  • Bienvenido
  • Yaschaja
  • Ana Maria
  • Piraquinal
  • Trompillo
  • 20 de Enero
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Exaltacion de Santa Cruz













Group
People
%






Cayubaba
914
11.4%




Movima
758
9.5%




Campesino
262
3.3%




Más de una descripción
145
1.8%




Indígena
142
1.8%




Chácobo
119
1.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
92
1.1%




Cavineño
81
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Cayubaba || 914 || 11.4%
|-
| Movima || 758 || 9.5%
|-
| Campesino || 262 || 3.3%
|-
| Más de una descripción || 145 || 1.8%
|-
| Indígena || 142 || 1.8%
|-
| Chácobo || 119 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 92 || 1.1%
|-
| Cavineño || 81 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,779
84.6%
3,416
53.7%




Movima
106
1.3%
152
2.4%




Chacobo
76
0.9%
109
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,779 || 84.6% || 3,416 || 53.7%
|-
| Movima || 106 || 1.3% || 152 || 2.4%
|-
| Chacobo || 76 || 0.9% || 109 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,602 || 6,618 || 6,362
|| 8,012
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.6 |m5=5.7 |m10=4.7 |m15=5.3 |m20=6.8 |m25=5.6 |m30=4.8 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.5 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.1 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.8 |f5=4.9 |f10=5.1 |f15=4.9 |f20=5.4 |f25=4.4 |f30=3.3 |f35=2.9 |f40=2.4 |f45=1.7 |f50=1.7 |f55=1 |f60=0.8 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Ignacio de Moxos
 — Beni
 [080501]





'''San Ignacio de Moxos Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Moxos Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. San Ignacio de Moxos Municipality is the only municipality in Moxos Province and its boundaries are identical.








The Mayor of San Ignacio de Moxos is Cecilia Giraldo Justiniano, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Ignacio de Moxos has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Dagir Gutiérrez Vaca
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
Silvia Suárez Bello
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Julio César Kuajara Menacho
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
TBD
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Fernando Yabeta Bazán
TUFE




3
Alternate
Mariela Rivero Bello
TUFE




4
Member
Janine Parada Taborga
TUFE




4
Alternate
Royer Ruiz Nolvani
TUFE




5
Member
Fernando Fañio Velásquez
TUFE




5
Alternate
Aydé Alarcón Quispe
TUFE




6
Member
Limbert Coseruna Mojivaro
NGP




6
Alternate
Nilsa Ortiz Guayao
NGP




7
Member
Pacesa Magne Marca
NGP




7
Alternate
Miguel Ángel Vela Jare
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Dagir Gutiérrez Vaca || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Suárez Bello''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Julio César Kuajara Menacho || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Fernando Yabeta Bazán || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Mariela Rivero Bello''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Janine Parada Taborga || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Royer Ruiz Nolvani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Fernando Fañio Velásquez || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Aydé Alarcón Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Limbert Coseruna Mojivaro || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Nilsa Ortiz Guayao''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Pacesa Magne Marca || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Ángel Vela Jare''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 78 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Areruta
  • Bermeo
  • Bella Brisa
  • La Argentina
  • Litoral
  • San Miguel del Matire
  • Fatima
  • Los Puentes
  • Monte Grande
  • Natividad del Retiro
  • Puerto San Borja
  • San Miguel del Apere
  • Santa Rita
  • Santa Rosa del Apere
  • Villa Chica
  • Villa Esperanza
  • La Asunta
  • El Desengaño
  • Monte Grande del Apere
  • Estancia San Luis
  • Naranjal
  • 3 de Mayo
  • San Francisco
  • San Mateo
  • Florida
  • Mercedes de Monte Mae
  • San Jose del Secure
  • San Juan de Monte Cruz
  • San Ignacio de Moxos
  • Chirisi
  • El Buri
  • San Jose del Algodonal
  • Flores Coloradas
  • Mercedes de Lojojota
  • San Antonio del Pallar
  • Mercedes del Apere
  • Santa Anita del Matire
  • Jorori
  • Monte Grande Km5
  • San Salvador
  • Santa Anita del Secure
  • Santa Rosa
  • Cotoca
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • El Palmar de Aguas Negras
  • San Antonio del Cuberene
  • Estancias Ganaderas
  • Cachuela
  • Monte Cristo
  • Santa Maria del Pilar
  • Carmen de Sita
  • Puerto Totora
  • San Juan de la Curva
  • Chontal
  • Santo Domingo
  • Monte Cristo
  • Navidad
  • San Lucas
  • Nueva Lasea
  • Oromomo
  • Trinidacito
  • Puerto San Lorenzo (Tipnis)
  • San Bartolome de Chiripopo
  • San Bernardo
  • San Miguelito
  • Santisima Trinidad
  • Las Pampitas
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Villa Fatima
  • Ushve
  • San Benito
  • Kateri
  • Nueva Natividad
  • Tipnis
  • Oromomo del Rio Secure
  • San Luis de Moxos
  • San Ignacito
  • San Pablo
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Villa Hermosa de Secure Tipnis
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Jose de Patrocinio
  • Estancias Ganaderas
  • Estancia San Jose
  • Dulce Nombre













Group
People
%






Mojeño Ignaciano
6,350
29.4%




Mojeño Trinitario
3,763
17.4%




Mojeño
1,001
4.6%




Yurakaré
890
4.1%




Tsimane´
879
4.1%




Trinitario
863
4.0%




Indígena
386
1.8%




Quechua
317
1.5%




Aymara
259
1.2%




Campesino
233
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Mojeño Ignaciano || 6,350 || 29.4%
|-
| Mojeño Trinitario || 3,763 || 17.4%
|-
| Mojeño || 1,001 || 4.6%
|-
| Yurakaré || 890 || 4.1%
|-
| Tsimane´ || 879 || 4.1%
|-
| Trinitario || 863 || 4.0%
|-
| Indígena || 386 || 1.8%
|-
| Quechua || 317 || 1.5%
|-
| Aymara || 259 || 1.2%
|-
| Campesino || 233 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
17,594
81.5%
12,762
66.3%




Mojeno Trinitario
1,300
6.0%
1,123
5.8%




Mojeno Ignaciano
1,005
4.7%
1,369
7.1%




Tsimane
767
3.6%
470
2.4%




Yurakare
516
2.4%
368
1.9%




Quechua
353
1.6%
189
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 17,594 || 81.5% || 12,762 || 66.3%
|-
| Mojeno Trinitario || 1,300 || 6.0% || 1,123 || 5.8%
|-
| Mojeno Ignaciano || 1,005 || 4.7% || 1,369 || 7.1%
|-
| Tsimane || 767 || 3.6% || 470 || 2.4%
|-
| Yurakare || 516 || 2.4% || 368 || 1.9%
|-
| Quechua || 353 || 1.6% || 189 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 17,602 || 19,250 || 19,252
|| 21,584
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6.1 |m5=7 |m10=6.5 |m15=5 |m20=4 |m25=3.8 |m30=3.3 |m35=3.2 |m40=2.7 |m45=2.3 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.7 |f5=6.3 |f10=6.2 |f15=4.7 |f20=3.8 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.2 |f35=2.8 |f40=2.3 |f45=2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.6 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Loreto
 — Beni
 [080601]





'''Loreto Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Marbán Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. Loreto Municipality is the smaller and less populous of the two municipalities in Marbán Province.








The Mayor of Loreto is Rider Melgar García, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Loreto has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Gabriel Muiba Hurtado
CPEM - B




1
Alternate
Madel Loras Roca
CPEM - B




2
Member
Marie Lizeth Yomeye Poñe
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Jesús Justino Céspedes Menacho
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
TBD
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
TBD
TUFE




4
Alternate
Celeste Zabala Melgar
TUFE




5
Member
Gilcana Condarco Rodríguez
TUFE




5
Alternate
Luis Fernando Rodríguez Cortez
TUFE











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Gabriel Muiba Hurtado || rowspan="2" | CPEM - B
|-
| Alternate || ''Madel Loras Roca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Marie Lizeth Yomeye Poñe || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Jesús Justino Céspedes Menacho || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Celeste Zabala Melgar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gilcana Condarco Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | TUFE
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Fernando Rodríguez Cortez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Camiaco
  • Loreto
  • Los Angeles del Boibo
  • Sachojere
  • Gran Cruz
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Empresa Ganadera San Rafael
  • Gundonovia
  • Loma Alta
  • Santa Clara
  • San Pablo del Isiboro
  • Palermo
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Ibarecito
  • Combate
  • Loreto
  • Fortuna
  • Sachojere
  • San Bartolo
  • El Rosario
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • 27 de Mayo
  • Concepcion de Tamo
  • Copacabana
  • Dos Lagunas
  • Villa Carmen del Remanzo
  • Santa Rosa del Paraiso
  • Loma del Amor
  • El Masi
  • Alta Gracia
  • Sachojere
  • San Antonio de Loras
  • Nueva Canaan
  • Puente San Pablo













Group
People
%






Yurakaré
933
21.9%




Mojeño Trinitario
324
7.6%




Campesino
206
4.8%




Trinitario
134
3.1%




Indígena
72
1.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
68
1.6%




Mojeño
48
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Yurakaré || 933 || 21.9%
|-
| Mojeño Trinitario || 324 || 7.6%
|-
| Campesino || 206 || 4.8%
|-
| Trinitario || 134 || 3.1%
|-
| Indígena || 72 || 1.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 68 || 1.6%
|-
| Mojeño || 48 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,489
81.7%
2,528
66.0%




Yurakare
229
5.4%
340
8.9%




Mojeno Trinitario
91
2.1%
89
2.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,489 || 81.7% || 2,528 || 66.0%
|-
| Yurakare || 229 || 5.4% || 340 || 8.9%
|-
| Mojeno Trinitario || 91 || 2.1% || 89 || 2.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,679 || 3,859 || 3,828
|| 4,269
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6.6 |m5=7.1 |m10=6.1 |m15=3.6 |m20=3.9 |m25=4.1 |m30=4 |m35=3.4 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.6 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=6.5 |f5=6 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.7 |f30=2.9 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.2 |f45=1.7 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.4 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Andrés
 — Beni
 [080602]





'''San Andrés Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Marbán Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. San Andrés Municipality is the larger and more populous of the two municipalities in Marbán Province.








The Mayor of San Andrés is Rolando Alberto Vargas Áñez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Andrés has a municipal council with seven seats, as do all municipalities with populations between 15,001 and 50,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
TBD
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Abigail Vaca Suárez
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Dorcas Mansilla Algarañaz
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
Adalberto Temo Fernández
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Haydée Sofía Guardia Villarroel
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Miguel Ángel Velásquez Mina
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Gladis Muños Peredo
A-UPP




4
Alternate
Julio Bernabé Terrazas Mamani
A-UPP




5
Member
Gerardo Nina Soliz
A-UPP




5
Alternate
Silvia Mirabal Claure
A-UPP




6
Member
Tito Ruiz Coronado
MTS




6
Alternate
Shara Moreno Soria
MTS




7
Member
Katherine Coímbra
MTS




7
Alternate
TBD
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Abigail Vaca Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Dorcas Mansilla Algarañaz || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Adalberto Temo Fernández''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Haydée Sofía Guardia Villarroel || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Miguel Ángel Velásquez Mina''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Gladis Muños Peredo || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Bernabé Terrazas Mamani''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gerardo Nina Soliz || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Silvia Mirabal Claure''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Tito Ruiz Coronado || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Shara Moreno Soria''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Katherine Coímbra || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • 10 de Octubre
  • 4 de Julio
  • Miraflores
  • Loma Rica
  • Monte Cristo
  • Nueva Magdalena
  • San Rafael de Monasterio
  • La Isiga
  • San Andres
  • San Juan de Mocovi
  • Michigan
  • Villa San Pedro
  • 1 de Mayo
  • Estancia Dispersa
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Nueva Vida
  • Nueva Candelaria
  • Palmita
  • Porvenir
  • Cabildo Productivo
  • Carmen del Dorado
  • Nueva Betania
  • Nueva Palestina
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Union y Fe
  • Nueva Aurora
  • Primavera
  • Puente San Pablo
  • Santa Rosa
  • Suramericano
  • Loma del Amor
  • Santa Rosa Km100
  • Menonitas
  • Manguita
  • Pedro Marban
  • San Martin de Porres
  • Remanzo del Paraiso
  • Samaria
  • Puente Caimanes
  • 11 de Julio
  • 13 de Agosto
  • Es Monte Cristo
  • Florida
  • Galaxia
  • Laguna Azul
  • Las Palmeras
  • Manantial Cuchi Cuchi
  • Nueva Creacion Cotoca
  • Palo Hueco
  • Tierra Nueva
  • Valle Hermoso
  • Somopae
  • Villa Cruz
  • Abacuya
  • Buen Jesus
  • Elvira
  • Estrella de Belen
  • Peroto
  • Villa Banzer
  • Cotoca Rio Ibare
  • Nueva Alianza
  • Bella Selva
  • Nuevo Amanecer
  • Poza Honda
  • Villa Alba
  • Naranjitos
  • San Lorenzo
  • Las Mercedes













Group
People
%






Campesino
4,916
31.6%




Quechua
810
5.2%




Mojeño Trinitario
445
2.9%




Indígena
358
2.3%




Trinitario
202
1.3%




Mojeño
172
1.1%




Unspecified Indigenous
170
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 4,916 || 31.6%
|-
| Quechua || 810 || 5.2%
|-
| Mojeño Trinitario || 445 || 2.9%
|-
| Indígena || 358 || 2.3%
|-
| Trinitario || 202 || 1.3%
|-
| Mojeño || 172 || 1.1%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 170 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
13,193
84.7%
6,810
54.5%




Quechua
2,021
13.0%
965
7.7%




Aymara
217
1.4%
150
1.2%




Mojeno Trinitario
150
1.0%
161
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 13,193 || 84.7% || 6,810 || 54.5%
|-
| Quechua || 2,021 || 13.0% || 965 || 7.7%
|-
| Aymara || 217 || 1.4% || 150 || 1.2%
|-
| Mojeno Trinitario || 150 || 1.0% || 161 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 8,271 || 10,595 || 12,503
|| 15,570
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.2 |m5=5.5 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.5 |m20=4.7 |m25=5.3 |m30=5 |m35=4.3 |m40=4 |m45=3.2 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.3 |m60=1.9 |m65=1.4 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.1 |f5=5 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.5 |f20=3.7 |f25=4.5 |f30=3.4 |f35=3 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.3 |f50=2.2 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Joaquín
 — Beni
 [080701]





'''San Joaquín Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Mamoré Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Mamoré Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of San Joaquín is María Elena Lima Lobo Dorado, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Joaquín has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Marlene Patzi Montes
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Marco Antonio Alanoca Gutiérrez
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Félix Rosas Caya
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
Dulcina Espinoza Chávez
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Laura Sosa Gualy
MNR




3
Alternate
TBD
MNR




4
Member
Alejandro Roca Calle
MNR




4
Alternate
TBD
MNR




5
Member
TBD
MNR




5
Alternate
Julio Ángel Vaca Chávez
MNR











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Marlene Patzi Montes || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Marco Antonio Alanoca Gutiérrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Félix Rosas Caya || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Dulcina Espinoza Chávez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Laura Sosa Gualy || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Alejandro Roca Calle || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''TBD''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || TBD || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio Ángel Vaca Chávez''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Chaco Lejos
  • Puerto San Mateo
  • Las Peñitas
  • San Pablo
  • San Joaquin
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • San Joaquin (Disperso)
  • Toboso
  • Vuelta Grande
  • Bella Flor
  • Las Moscas
  • Campo Alegre
  • Bahia
  • La Clave
  • La Palmera
  • Las Abejas
  • Navidad
  • San Rafael
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Monte Azul
  • San Juan de Puerto Ustarez
  • Puerto Ustarez
  • Campo Alegre













Group
People
%






Joaquiniano
1,654
24.3%




Indígena
250
3.7%




Moré
180
2.6%




Movima
139
2.0%




Más de una descripción
101
1.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
74
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Joaquiniano || 1,654 || 24.3%
|-
| Indígena || 250 || 3.7%
|-
| Moré || 180 || 2.6%
|-
| Movima || 139 || 2.0%
|-
| Más de una descripción || 101 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 74 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
5,552
81.6%
4,252
61.5%




More
106
1.6%
60
0.9%




Quechua
98
1.4%
80
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 5,552 || 81.6% || 4,252 || 61.5%
|-
| More || 106 || 1.6% || 60 || 0.9%
|-
| Quechua || 98 || 1.4% || 80 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,195 || 5,452 || 6,917
|| 6,808
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=6.2 |m10=6.2 |m15=6.9 |m20=4.2 |m25=4.3 |m30=3.7 |m35=3.5 |m40=2.6 |m45=3 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.6 |m65=1.1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.1 |f5=5.5 |f10=5.3 |f15=4 |f20=3.8 |f25=4 |f30=3.5 |f35=3.1 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.5 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Ramón
 — Beni
 [080702]





'''San Ramón Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Mamoré Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Ramón is María Fernanda Sanguino Guillén, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Ramón has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Giovana Canido Vásquez
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Yordy Áñez Serrath
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Orlando Issa Mosombitte
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
Vania Lorena Rodríguez Leigue
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Danitza Arriaza Melgar
DESPIERTA




3
Alternate
Diego Alfredo Bravo Damm
DESPIERTA




4
Member
Silka Hurtado Jordán
MNR




4
Alternate
Willan Moriba Guasebe
MNR




5
Member
Kevin Samir Sosa Zambrana
MNR




5
Alternate
Sandra Wunder Limalobo
MNR











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Giovana Canido Vásquez || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Yordy Áñez Serrath''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Orlando Issa Mosombitte || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Vania Lorena Rodríguez Leigue''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Danitza Arriaza Melgar || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Diego Alfredo Bravo Damm''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Silka Hurtado Jordán || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Willan Moriba Guasebe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Kevin Samir Sosa Zambrana || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Sandra Wunder Limalobo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • La Villa
  • Guacayane
  • El Carmen de Guacayane
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Primero de Mayo Unida
  • San Antonio de Poyori
  • San Ramon
  • San Ramon (Disperso)
  • Carnavales
  • El Cielo
  • Estancia Durango Uno
  • Estancia Navidad
  • Estancia Panorama
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Buena Vista del Machupo
  • San Antonio de Poyori
  • La Peñas













Group
People
%






Itonama
1,107
20.2%




Campesino
157
2.9%




Indígena
87
1.6%




Quechua
65
1.2%




Mojeño Trinitario
58
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Itonama || 1,107 || 20.2%
|-
| Campesino || 157 || 2.9%
|-
| Indígena || 87 || 1.6%
|-
| Quechua || 65 || 1.2%
|-
| Mojeño Trinitario || 58 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
4,619
84.2%
3,523
71.1%




Itonama
135
2.5%
11
0.2%




Quechua
118
2.1%
32
0.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 4,619 || 84.2% || 3,523 || 71.1%
|-
| Itonama || 135 || 2.5% || 11 || 0.2%
|-
| Quechua || 118 || 2.1% || 32 || 0.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 4,803 || 5,927 || 4,955
|| 5,489
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=5.8 |m10=6.3 |m15=5.3 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.1 |m30=4 |m35=3.2 |m40=3.7 |m45=2.9 |m50=2.3 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.5 |m65=1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.7 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.6 |f20=3.3 |f25=4 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.6 |f45=2 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.6 |f65=1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Siles
 — Beni
 [080703]





'''Puerto Siles Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Mamoré Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Puerto Siles is Doris Gómez Flores, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Siles has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Angélica Ríos Algarañaz
MNR




1
Alternate
Gumercindo Melgar Ayumumuico
MNR




2
Member
Guido Vidal Vélez
MNR




2
Alternate
Elena Semo Yuco
MNR




3
Member
Paola Mariscal Melgar
MNR




3
Alternate
Adán Ayala Languidey
MNR




4
Member
Lisvania Malue Cuéllar
DESPIERTA




4
Alternate
Percy Negrete Arce
DESPIERTA




5
Member
Gonzalo Alfredo Cartagena Melgar
DESPIERTA




5
Alternate
Katherine Amabeja Acosta
DESPIERTA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Angélica Ríos Algarañaz || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Gumercindo Melgar Ayumumuico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Guido Vidal Vélez || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Elena Semo Yuco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Paola Mariscal Melgar || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Adán Ayala Languidey''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Lisvania Malue Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Percy Negrete Arce''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gonzalo Alfredo Cartagena Melgar || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Katherine Amabeja Acosta''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Puerto Siles
  • Altura del Carmen
  • Estancia Santa Maria
  • Estancia Villa Lucero
  • Santa Rosa de Vigo
  • Alejandria
  • Lago Bolivar
  • Lago Bolivar
  • Santa Rosa de Vigo













Group
People
%






Indígena
108
9.9%




Joaquiniano
100
9.2%




Campesino
84
7.7%




Movima
42
3.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Indígena || 108 || 9.9%
|-
| Joaquiniano || 100 || 9.2%
|-
| Campesino || 84 || 7.7%
|-
| Movima || 42 || 3.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
924
84.7%
439
46.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 924 || 84.7% || 439 || 46.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,057 || 1,018 || 945
|| 1,091
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.4 |m5=7.3 |m10=6.4 |m15=4.5 |m20=3.5 |m25=4.9 |m30=3.6 |m35=3.7 |m40=3.7 |m45=3.3 |m50=4 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.4 |m65=0.9 |m70=1 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.4 |m85=0
|f0=6 |f5=5 |f10=5.6 |f15=4.3 |f20=3.9 |f25=3.4 |f30=3.8 |f35=3 |f40=2.1 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.2 |f60=0.9 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Magdalena
 — Beni
 [080801]





'''Magdalena Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Iténez Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Iténez Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Magdalena is Jorge Rivera Paz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Magdalena has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Nahir Flores Campos
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Edwin Paz Sossa
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Ricardo Martín Suárez López
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
Estelita Zampieri Suárez
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Milka Angulo Paz
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Roy Kenny Echegaray Guanacoma
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Paúl Ojopi Yonima
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Juana Gálvez Rodríguez
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Narda Muñoz Mapatoto
MTS




5
Alternate
Edmundo Franco Pinto
MTS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Nahir Flores Campos || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Edwin Paz Sossa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Ricardo Martín Suárez López || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Estelita Zampieri Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Milka Angulo Paz || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Roy Kenny Echegaray Guanacoma''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Paúl Ojopi Yonima || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juana Gálvez Rodríguez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Narda Muñoz Mapatoto || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Edmundo Franco Pinto''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 79 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Buena Vista
  • Cafetal
  • Canabasneca
  • Mucuyo
  • Nibayo
  • San Gregorio
  • Imalo
  • La Horquilla
  • La Soga
  • Las Piedritas
  • Magdalena
  • El Escondido
  • Nueva Calama
  • San Borja
  • Santa Rosa
  • Nueva Brema
  • Canavasneca
  • La Cayoba
  • Nirumo
  • Estancia San Miguel 1
  • Guabarena
  • Piedras Negras
  • San Carlos
  • Tres Esfuerzos
  • Estancia Bordica
  • Estancia el Tesoro
  • Estancia Guacotata
  • Estancia Guamaja
  • Estancia los Toros
  • Estancia Santa Cruz
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • San Francisco
  • Estancia Arusa
  • Sabina Chavez
  • Pollo Arza
  • Estancia Recreo
  • Estancia Klovis Pinto
  • Ñibayo
  • Estancia Bolivia
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • Maravilla
  • Sipoi
  • San Nicolas
  • Las Petas
  • Mapaza
  • Estancia Arbolote
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Orobayaya
  • Versalles
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Puesto Tataruguita
  • Bella Vista
  • California
  • Cafetal
  • La Salud
  • Puerto Chavez
  • Santa Maria
  • Santo Corazon
  • Orobayaya
  • Bella Vista-Dispersa
  • San Borja
  • Valle del Norte
  • Estancia la Reforma
  • Estancias Dispersas













Group
People
%






Itonama
3,030
23.7%




Campesino
496
3.9%




Indígena
469
3.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Itonama || 3,030 || 23.7%
|-
| Campesino || 496 || 3.9%
|-
| Indígena || 469 || 3.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,750
84.1%
8,133
71.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,750 || 84.1% || 8,133 || 71.5%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 7,812 || 9,908 || 11,377
|| 12,785
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=6.4 |m10=6.9 |m15=4.9 |m20=3.2 |m25=3.7 |m30=3.8 |m35=3.6 |m40=3.2 |m45=2.8 |m50=2.3 |m55=1.9 |m60=1.7 |m65=1.3 |m70=1 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.3 |m85=0.3
|f0=5 |f5=6 |f10=5.8 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.1 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.7 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.9 |f60=1.4 |f65=0.9 |f70=0.7 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Baures
 — Beni
 [080802]





'''Baures Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Iténez Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Baures is Uvence Karageorge Guzmán, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Baures has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 80 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Jesús Robert Ojopi Chávez
DESPIERTA




1
Alternate
Gladis Paz Moreno
DESPIERTA




2
Member
Claudia Suárez Ortiz
DESPIERTA




2
Alternate
Gerardo Ojopi Durán
DESPIERTA




3
Member
Alfredo Ojopi Melgar
MTS




3
Alternate
Daniela León Camama
MTS




4
Member
Juan Félix Martínez Burton
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Alternate
Leyda García Ymanareico
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Member
Kenia Chávez Romero
PATRIA-UNIDOS




5
Alternate
Juan Pedro Soliz Salas
PATRIA-UNIDOS











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Jesús Robert Ojopi Chávez || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Gladis Paz Moreno''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Claudia Suárez Ortiz || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Gerardo Ojopi Durán''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Alfredo Ojopi Melgar || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniela León Camama''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Juan Félix Martínez Burton || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Leyda García Ymanareico''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Kenia Chávez Romero || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Pedro Soliz Salas''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 80 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Alta Gracia
  • Baures
  • El Cairo
  • Jasiaquiri
  • San Francisco
  • Tujure
  • El Cairo 2
  • Tiquin
  • Arroyo
  • Estancia Limone
  • Estancia Sin Charque
  • Estancia Dispersa
  • Cerro San Simon
  • Mategua
  • Puerto Villazon
  • Esperanza
  • Palermo
  • Paraiso
  • Puerto Rubio
  • San Andres
  • San Simon
  • Bella Vista
  • Cachuela
  • Copai
  • El Sara
  • Estancia Piraña
  • Estancia Ponde Rosa
  • Patuju
  • San Martin
  • Remanso













Group
People
%






Baure
1,233
16.5%




Campesino
772
10.3%




Quechua
658
8.8%




Chiquitano
518
6.9%




Indígena
224
3.0%




Aymara
135
1.8%




Unspecified Indigenous
132
1.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Baure || 1,233 || 16.5%
|-
| Campesino || 772 || 10.3%
|-
| Quechua || 658 || 8.8%
|-
| Chiquitano || 518 || 6.9%
|-
| Indígena || 224 || 3.0%
|-
| Aymara || 135 || 1.8%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 132 || 1.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,572
87.8%
4,049
67.9%




Quechua
777
10.4%
596
10.0%




Aymara
119
1.6%
153
2.6%




Baure
78
1.0%
45
0.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,572 || 87.8% || 4,049 || 67.9%
|-
| Quechua || 777 || 10.4% || 596 || 10.0%
|-
| Aymara || 119 || 1.6% || 153 || 2.6%
|-
| Baure || 78 || 1.0% || 45 || 0.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 5,133 || 5,264 || 5,965
|| 7,488
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.1 |m10=5.2 |m15=5.2 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.3 |m35=4.5 |m40=4.1 |m45=3.7 |m50=3.5 |m55=2.6 |m60=2.1 |m65=1.4 |m70=1.2 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.2
|f0=3.1 |f5=4.5 |f10=4.4 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.6 |f40=2.3 |f45=2.8 |f50=1.9 |f55=1.5 |f60=1.4 |f65=1 |f70=0.9 |f75=0.6 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.2
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=4.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Huacaraje
 — Beni
 [080803]





'''Huacaraje Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Iténez Province in the Beni Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Huacaraje is Heberto Salazar Salvatierra, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Huacaraje has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 80 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
José Perdriel Justiniano
PATRIA-UNIDOS




1
Alternate
María Rosa Suárez Leigue
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Member
Paola Andrea Arias Cuéllar
PATRIA-UNIDOS




2
Alternate
Carmelo Montero Ojopi
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Member
Salomón Llápiz Burton
PATRIA-UNIDOS




3
Alternate
Gabriela Rodríguez Mercado
PATRIA-UNIDOS




4
Member
Ruberth Burton Melgar
DESPIERTA




4
Alternate
Ana Paula Terceros Lola
DESPIERTA




5
Member
Gladys Chamo Paramini
DESPIERTA




5
Alternate
Jorge Suárez Hurtado
DESPIERTA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || José Perdriel Justiniano || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''María Rosa Suárez Leigue''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Paola Andrea Arias Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Carmelo Montero Ojopi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Salomón Llápiz Burton || rowspan="2" | PATRIA-UNIDOS
|-
| Alternate || ''Gabriela Rodríguez Mercado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ruberth Burton Melgar || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Ana Paula Terceros Lola''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Gladys Chamo Paramini || rowspan="2" | DESPIERTA
|-
| Alternate || ''Jorge Suárez Hurtado''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 80 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Huacaraje
  • La Embrolla
  • Isla Grande
  • Pariagua
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Buena Hora
  • El Carmen
  • San Pedro
  • Besuria
  • Estancias Dispersas
  • Esperanza













Group
People
%






Itonama
462
10.0%




Campesino
219
4.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Itonama || 462 || 10.0%
|-
| Campesino || 219 || 4.7%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,987
86.1%
3,150
76.6%




Itonama
59
1.3%
5
0.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,987 || 86.1% || 3,150 || 76.6%
|-
| Itonama || 59 || 1.3% || 5 || 0.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,355 || 3,706 || 4,111
|| 4,630
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.3 |m5=5.3 |m10=4.8 |m15=4.1 |m20=4.4 |m25=4.4 |m30=4.4 |m35=4.6 |m40=3.6 |m45=3.5 |m50=2.7 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.6 |m70=1.3 |m75=0.7 |m80=0.4 |m85=0.4
|f0=4.2 |f5=5 |f10=4.9 |f15=3.3 |f20=3.5 |f25=3.2 |f30=3.9 |f35=3.5 |f40=3.3 |f45=2.4 |f50=2.1 |f55=1.6 |f60=1.5 |f65=1.5 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.5 |f80=0.3 |f85=0.3
|mmax=5.5
|fmax=5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Cobija
 — Pando
 [090101]





'''Cobija Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Nicolás Suárez Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Pando Department.[ref1]








The Mayor of Cobija is Diego Armando Suárez Viana, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Cobija has a municipal council with eleven seats, as do all department capitals.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Paula Paxi Suxo
LIBRE-PANDO




1
Alternate
Elio Deivy López Suárez
LIBRE-PANDO




2
Member
Víctor Salim Vargas Kerdy
MDA




2
Alternate
Elva Mildre Sivila Sivila
MDA




3
Member
Herbert Salvatierra Becerra
LIBRE-PANDO




3
Alternate
Leimy Sarita Condori Vidaurre
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Member
Yerko Ojopi Sosa
APB-SÚMATE




4
Alternate
María Angélica Roca Callaú
APB-SÚMATE




5
Member
Alison Judith Ramallo Montes
MDA




5
Alternate
Hugo Simón Flores Bustillos
MDA




6
Member
Sandra Inés Menacho Soria
LIBRE-PANDO




6
Alternate
Carlos David Esquivel Coímbra
LIBRE-PANDO




7
Member
Yasser Pessoa Azad
A-UPP




7
Alternate
Jhoys Lainy Martínez Oliveira
A-UPP




8
Member
Hower Ricardo Luna Semo
MDA




8
Alternate
María Laura Durán Saravia
MDA




9
Member
Hernán Marcelo Álvarez Carcamo
LIBRE-PANDO




9
Alternate
Erika Daviana Moura Coca
LIBRE-PANDO




10
Member
Norbertha Mamani Callisaya
APB-SÚMATE




10
Alternate
Warner Bráñez Baquero
APB-SÚMATE




11
Member
Nataly Kimberling Choclo Menacho
LIBRE-PANDO




11
Alternate
Guillermo Pozo Aguilar
LIBRE-PANDO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Paula Paxi Suxo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Elio Deivy López Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Víctor Salim Vargas Kerdy || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Elva Mildre Sivila Sivila''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Herbert Salvatierra Becerra || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Leimy Sarita Condori Vidaurre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yerko Ojopi Sosa || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''María Angélica Roca Callaú''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Alison Judith Ramallo Montes || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Hugo Simón Flores Bustillos''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 6 || Member || Sandra Inés Menacho Soria || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Carlos David Esquivel Coímbra''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 7 || Member || Yasser Pessoa Azad || rowspan="2" | A-UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhoys Lainy Martínez Oliveira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 8 || Member || Hower Ricardo Luna Semo || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''María Laura Durán Saravia''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 9 || Member || Hernán Marcelo Álvarez Carcamo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Erika Daviana Moura Coca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 10 || Member || Norbertha Mamani Callisaya || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Warner Bráñez Baquero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 11 || Member || Nataly Kimberling Choclo Menacho || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Guillermo Pozo Aguilar''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cobija
  • Avaroa
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Villa Fatima
  • Alto Bahia
  • Nuevo Triunfo
  • Mejillones
  • Villa Busch
  • Villa Rosario
  • 17 de Mayo
  • Sujal
  • Ponton
  • Marapani
  • Belmonte
  • Nueva Santa Cruz













Group
People
%






Aymara
3,681
6.7%




Quechua
1,213
2.2%




Campesino
617
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Aymara || 3,681 || 6.7%
|-
| Quechua || 1,213 || 2.2%
|-
| Campesino || 617 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
48,929
88.8%
32,106
69.4%




Aymara
3,112
5.6%
3,775
8.2%




Quechua
1,728
3.1%
2,139
4.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 48,929 || 88.8% || 32,106 || 69.4%
|-
| Aymara || 3,112 || 5.6% || 3,775 || 8.2%
|-
| Quechua || 1,728 || 3.1% || 2,139 || 4.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 11,375 || 22,324 || 46,267
|| 55,114
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.7 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.8 |m20=5.2 |m25=4.4 |m30=4 |m35=4 |m40=3.4 |m45=2.7 |m50=2.2 |m55=1.4 |m60=1.2 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.6 |f5=5.1 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.7 |f20=5.1 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.4 |f45=2.4 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.4 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Porvenir
 — Pando
 [090102]





'''Porvenir Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Nicolás Suárez Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Porvenir is Renán Álvaro Olivera Lima, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Porvenir has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
María Modesta Bascopé Aguilera
NGP




1
Alternate
Adolfo Chao Castro
NGP




2
Member
Rudolf Kerdy López
UPP




2
Alternate
Yobana Esther Chao Castro
UPP




3
Member
Henry Aguilera Velastiguez
MDA




3
Alternate
Miriana Lucía Fernández Vaca
MDA




4
Member
César Nakashima Vidaurre
NGP




4
Alternate
Inhabilitado
NGP




5
Member
Ana Paula Nakashima Osaita
UPP




5
Alternate
Ariel Arauz Lurici
UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || María Modesta Bascopé Aguilera || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Adolfo Chao Castro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Rudolf Kerdy López || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Yobana Esther Chao Castro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Henry Aguilera Velastiguez || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Miriana Lucía Fernández Vaca''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || César Nakashima Vidaurre || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Ana Paula Nakashima Osaita || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ariel Arauz Lurici''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cachuelita Alta
  • Cachuelita Bajo
  • Campo Ana
  • Villa Marieta
  • Nueva Vida
  • Porvenir
  • Santa Fe
  • Villa Rojas
  • San Jorge
  • Colorado
  • Castañera
  • San Jose
  • Buena Vista
  • Cocamita
  • Litoral
  • 5 de Agosto
  • Agua Rica
  • Gran Chaco
  • San Pedro
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • San Luis
  • Tres Barracas
  • El Cedro
  • Trinchera













Group
People
%






Campesino
607
6.5%




Aymara
137
1.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
131
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 607 || 6.5%
|-
| Aymara || 137 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 131 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
7,895
84.4%
4,844
60.9%




Aymara
131
1.4%
147
1.8%




Quechua
75
0.8%
125
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 7,895 || 84.4% || 4,844 || 60.9%
|-
| Aymara || 131 || 1.4% || 147 || 1.8%
|-
| Quechua || 75 || 0.8% || 125 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,109 || 3,713 || 7,948
|| 9,353
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=4.9 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.1 |m20=4.6 |m25=4.2 |m30=4.5 |m35=3.5 |m40=3 |m45=2.4 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.7 |m60=1 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.9 |f5=5.7 |f10=6.2 |f15=5.5 |f20=4.5 |f25=4.8 |f30=4.3 |f35=3.8 |f40=2.8 |f45=2.3 |f50=1.5 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Bolpebra
 — Pando
 [090103]





'''Bolpebra Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Nicolás Suárez Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Bolpebra is Edén Rosendo Santos, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Bolpebra has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rocío Hurtado Muñoz
MDA




1
Alternate
Edinson Aguilera Rivas
MDA




2
Member
Maira Melgar Vaca
LIBRE-PANDO




2
Alternate
Juan Pablo Siani Navarro
LIBRE-PANDO




3
Member
Carlos Camaconi Aguilera
MDA




3
Alternate
Noemí Chambi Ramírez
MDA




4
Member
Yoshido Oshiro Alvarado
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Alternate
Inhabilitado
LIBRE-PANDO




5
Member
Alicia Andrade Hurtado
MDA




5
Alternate
Werner Hurtado Muñoz
MDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rocío Hurtado Muñoz || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Edinson Aguilera Rivas''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Maira Melgar Vaca || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Juan Pablo Siani Navarro''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Carlos Camaconi Aguilera || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Noemí Chambi Ramírez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yoshido Oshiro Alvarado || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Alicia Andrade Hurtado || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Werner Hurtado Muñoz''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Bioceanica
  • Mukden
  • Yaminahua
  • Canaan
  • San Pedro de Bolpebra
  • Nueva Canaan
  • San Jorge
  • Nohaya
  • San Miguel de Machineri
  • Agropecuaria el Ceibo
  • Extrema
  • Tres Arroyos
  • Vera Cruz
  • Puerto Oro
  • Nareuda
  • Molienda













Group
People
%






Campesino
369
15.1%




Yaminawa
140
5.7%




Aymara
75
3.1%




Quechua
71
2.9%




Machineri
49
2.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 369 || 15.1%
|-
| Yaminawa || 140 || 5.7%
|-
| Aymara || 75 || 3.1%
|-
| Quechua || 71 || 2.9%
|-
| Machineri || 49 || 2.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,103
86.3%
1,545
71.1%




Yaminawa
104
4.3%
137
6.3%




Aymara
91
3.7%
75
3.5%




Quechua
79
3.2%
79
3.6%




Machineri
28
1.1%
19
0.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,103 || 86.3% || 1,545 || 71.1%
|-
| Yaminawa || 104 || 4.3% || 137 || 6.3%
|-
| Aymara || 91 || 3.7% || 75 || 3.5%
|-
| Quechua || 79 || 3.2% || 79 || 3.6%
|-
| Machineri || 28 || 1.1% || 19 || 0.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,129 || 1,194 || 2,173
|| 2,437
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.6 |m5=5.7 |m10=5.4 |m15=5 |m20=4.5 |m25=4.8 |m30=4.6 |m35=4.8 |m40=4.6 |m45=3.6 |m50=3.1 |m55=2.7 |m60=1.8 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.2 |m85=0
|f0=3.2 |f5=5.5 |f10=6.2 |f15=3 |f20=3.6 |f25=3.7 |f30=3 |f35=3.9 |f40=3.2 |f45=2.1 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.3 |f60=1.1 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.2 |f75=0.3 |f80=0 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Bella Flor
 — Pando
 [090104]





'''Bella Flor Municipality''' is the fourth municipal section of the Nicolás Suárez Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Bella Flor is Wilfredo Mercado Pinto, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Bella Flor has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Pamela Jiménez Montes
LIBRE-PANDO




1
Alternate
Werangley Meza Ferreira
LIBRE-PANDO




2
Member
Claudio Caizana Arteaga
MDA




2
Alternate
Magdalena Alvez Ribero
MDA




3
Member
Florentina Mamani Aida
MTS




3
Alternate
Julián Tola Quispe
MTS




4
Member
Osvaldo Suárez Cuéllar
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Alternate
Erika Cuéllar Peña
LIBRE-PANDO




5
Member
Silenia Saucedo Justiniano
MDA




5
Alternate
Bartolomé Garzón Cardozo
MDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Pamela Jiménez Montes || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Werangley Meza Ferreira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Claudio Caizana Arteaga || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Magdalena Alvez Ribero''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Florentina Mamani Aida || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Julián Tola Quispe''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Osvaldo Suárez Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Erika Cuéllar Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Silenia Saucedo Justiniano || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Bartolomé Garzón Cardozo''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Nueva Vida
  • Karamanu
  • Nuevo Belen
  • Santa Lourdes
  • Santa Rita
  • Veronica
  • San Antonio
  • Santa Lucia
  • Santa Maria
  • Villa Amazonica
  • Florida
  • Palacios
  • Santa Elena
  • 16 de Mayo
  • Alegria
  • Perla del Oriente
  • El Carmen
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Monte Video
  • San Francisco
  • Mapajo
  • San Pedro
  • Campoana Castañera
  • Fortin
  • Montevideo Puerto Evo
  • Integral Civica
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Villa Mavari
  • Puerto Vargas Arroyo Grande
  • Cinco Estrellas













Group
People
%






Campesino
537
14.8%




Aymara
224
6.2%




Quechua
81
2.2%




Cavineño
37
1.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
37
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 537 || 14.8%
|-
| Aymara || 224 || 6.2%
|-
| Quechua || 81 || 2.2%
|-
| Cavineño || 37 || 1.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 37 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
3,124
86.1%
2,648
67.7%




Aymara
190
5.2%
300
7.7%




Quechua
138
3.8%
147
3.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 3,124 || 86.1% || 2,648 || 67.7%
|-
| Aymara || 190 || 5.2% || 300 || 7.7%
|-
| Quechua || 138 || 3.8% || 147 || 3.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,834 || 2,305 || 3,909
|| 3,630
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4 |m5=5.6 |m10=5.7 |m15=4.8 |m20=5.5 |m25=5.1 |m30=5 |m35=4.7 |m40=4 |m45=3.1 |m50=3.3 |m55=2.5 |m60=2.3 |m65=1 |m70=0.9 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=3.7 |f5=5.2 |f10=4.7 |f15=3.4 |f20=4.1 |f25=3.7 |f30=4.2 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.5 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.5 |f55=1.3 |f60=0.9 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.3 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6
|fmax=5.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Rico
 — Pando
 [090201]





'''Puerto Rico Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Manuripi Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Puerto Rico is Alfonso Muzuco Crespo, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Rico has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Luz Angélica Pérez Bazán
FE




1
Alternate
Román Ejuro Navy
FE




2
Member
Roberto Tito Ortega
FRI




2
Alternate
Bella Luz Chipana Peña
FRI




3
Member
Tatiana Vargas Chávez
NGP




3
Alternate
Inhabilitado
NGP




4
Member
Rita Modesta Rueda Garzón
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Alternate
Grover Montes Yoamona
LIBRE-PANDO




5
Member
Óscar Rolando Bowles Bazán
UPP




5
Alternate
Rosita Camaconi Paz
UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Luz Angélica Pérez Bazán || rowspan="2" | FE
|-
| Alternate || ''Román Ejuro Navy''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Roberto Tito Ortega || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Bella Luz Chipana Peña''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Tatiana Vargas Chávez || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Rita Modesta Rueda Garzón || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Grover Montes Yoamona''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Óscar Rolando Bowles Bazán || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Rosita Camaconi Paz''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 81 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cocal
  • Deslinde
  • Litoral
  • San Juan
  • Palestina
  • Trinidacito
  • Victoria
  • El Piñal
  • Nacebecito
  • Avaroa
  • Motacuzal
  • Campeones
  • Florida
  • Peninsula
  • Japa
  • La Esperanza
  • Mapimeje
  • Santa Ana del Tatu
  • Canan Aguada
  • Bruno Racua
  • Cascabeles
  • Jerico
  • San Antonio el Mati
  • Conquista
  • Independencia
  • Puerto Rico
  • Puerto Madre de Dios
  • Irak
  • Mandarino
  • Sacrificio
  • Batraja
  • Providencia
  • Arroyo Seco
  • Los Angeles
  • Buen Destino
  • Florencia
  • Buena Ventura
  • Alianza
  • Bolivar
  • Camacho
  • Esmirna
  • Hiroshima
  • Manchester
  • Puerto Cardenas
  • Las Arenas
  • Kiosco
  • Puerto America
  • Nueva Vida
  • Santa Maria
  • El Carmen
  • Nueva Jerusalen
  • San Jose













Group
People
%






Campesino
647
8.8%




Aymara
498
6.8%




Tacana
325
4.4%




Quechua
157
2.1%




Cavineño
116
1.6%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 647 || 8.8%
|-
| Aymara || 498 || 6.8%
|-
| Tacana || 325 || 4.4%
|-
| Quechua || 157 || 2.1%
|-
| Cavineño || 116 || 1.6%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,359
86.3%
4,147
66.5%




Aymara
331
4.5%
334
5.4%




Quechua
135
1.8%
130
2.1%




Tacana
102
1.4%
80
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,359 || 86.3% || 4,147 || 66.5%
|-
| Aymara || 331 || 4.5% || 334 || 5.4%
|-
| Quechua || 135 || 1.8% || 130 || 2.1%
|-
| Tacana || 102 || 1.4% || 80 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,640 || 4,003 || 6,239
|| 7,367
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=5.8 |m10=5.9 |m15=7.7 |m20=6.1 |m25=5 |m30=4 |m35=3.9 |m40=3 |m45=2.1 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.3 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.6 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.6 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.7 |f20=5.1 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.5 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.4 |f45=1.9 |f50=1.3 |f55=1.2 |f60=0.8 |f65=0.5 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=8
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Pedro
 — Pando
 [090202]





'''San Pedro Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Manuripi Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Pedro is Jhonny Cortez Portugal, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Pedro has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Pedro Guary Cortez
LIBRE-PANDO




1
Alternate
Paola Andrea Huari Pérez
LIBRE-PANDO




2
Member
Judith Méndez Amacifen
MDA




2
Alternate
Daniel Marupa Chao
MDA




3
Member
Mary Leonela Charrias Burgos
LIBRE-PANDO




3
Alternate
Inhabilitado
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Member
Antonio Chao Solsol
MDA




4
Alternate
Beby Marupa Tórrez
MDA




5
Member
Yonny Maniguary Pinto
LIBRE-PANDO




5
Alternate
Dora Lexi Portugal Chinari
LIBRE-PANDO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Pedro Guary Cortez || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Paola Andrea Huari Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Judith Méndez Amacifen || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Daniel Marupa Chao''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Mary Leonela Charrias Burgos || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Antonio Chao Solsol || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Beby Marupa Tórrez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Yonny Maniguary Pinto || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Dora Lexi Portugal Chinari''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Cayusal
  • Pallar
  • Barracon
  • Mangalito
  • Valparaiso
  • Tres Islas
  • Santa Rosa
  • Loma Velarde
  • El Carmen
  • Santa Ana
  • Tres Estrellas
  • Flor Esperanza
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Fortaleza
  • La Paz
  • Venecia
  • 12 de Marzo
  • Maravilla













Group
People
%






Campesino
386
11.0%




Tacana
194
5.5%




Cavineño
119
3.4%




Unspecified Indigenous
41
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 386 || 11.0%
|-
| Tacana || 194 || 5.5%
|-
| Cavineño || 119 || 3.4%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 41 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,794
79.4%
1,430
47.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,794 || 79.4% || 1,430 || 47.8%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,347 || 1,082 || 2,991
|| 3,518
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=6.3 |m10=5.7 |m15=5.5 |m20=5.1 |m25=4.5 |m30=4 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.3 |m45=3.3 |m50=1.4 |m55=1.3 |m60=0.9 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.4 |m75=0.2 |m80=0.2 |m85=0
|f0=5.8 |f5=7.8 |f10=6.9 |f15=5.7 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.9 |f30=3.4 |f35=2.5 |f40=2.8 |f45=2 |f50=1 |f55=0.7 |f60=0.7 |f65=0.7 |f70=0.2 |f75=0.1 |f80=0 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=8
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Filadelfia
 — Pando
 [090203]





'''Filadelfia Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Manuripi Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in Manuripi Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Filadelfia is Adalberto Aradies Grande, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Filadelfia has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Rodolfo Justiniano Mercado
MDA




1
Alternate
Inhabilitado
MDA




2
Member
Jeans Nicols Córdova Petit
LIBRE – PANDO




2
Alternate
Juana Trapiello Flores
LIBRE – PANDO




3
Member
Maira Aguirre Maceda
APB-SÚMATE




3
Alternate
Widman Yaca Moreno
APB-SÚMATE




4
Member
Eliezer Benigno Retor Amasifuen
UPP




4
Alternate
Inhabilitado
UPP




5
Member
Amparo Maritza Ramírez Gálvez
MDA




5
Alternate
Inhabilitado
MDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Rodolfo Justiniano Mercado || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Jeans Nicols Córdova Petit || rowspan="2" | LIBRE – PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Juana Trapiello Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Maira Aguirre Maceda || rowspan="2" | APB-SÚMATE
|-
| Alternate || ''Widman Yaca Moreno''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Eliezer Benigno Retor Amasifuen || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Amparo Maritza Ramírez Gálvez || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Francisco de Asis
  • Buyuyo
  • Filadelfia
  • Planchon
  • Espiritu Ii
  • Villa Bella
  • 11 de Septiembre
  • Nueva Union
  • Lago
  • Villa Sacrificio
  • Nueva Alianza
  • Empresiña
  • San Francisco
  • Puerto Sucre
  • Londres
  • San Antonio
  • 10 de Noviembre
  • Purisima
  • Londres Ii
  • Felix Roca
  • Nueva Frontera
  • Lago 2
  • Vista Hermosa
  • Capernaun
  • Gran Tulapa
  • Reino de los Lobos
  • Buyuyo 2
  • Rimber Ecuari
  • Amazonica
  • Nueva Alegria
  • Alto Monte el Pinpollo Samaria
  • Compensacion Espiritu I
  • 19 de Agosto
  • Espiritu
  • Alta Gracia
  • 18 de Noviembre
  • Holanda
  • Limon
  • Ucia
  • Petronila
  • El Chorro
  • Villa Primero de Mayo
  • Nueva Holanda
  • Soberania Bella Vista
  • Honduras
  • San Antonio
  • Chive
  • Curichon
  • Florida
  • Luz de America
  • San Antonio
  • Catolica la Cruz
  • Gran Progreso
  • Montecarlo
  • Humaita
  • Nueva Jerusalen













Group
People
%






Campesino
1,111
13.8%




Aymara
217
2.7%




Quechua
158
2.0%




Unspecified Indigenous
138
1.7%




Cavineño
82
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 1,111 || 13.8%
|-
| Aymara || 217 || 2.7%
|-
| Quechua || 158 || 2.0%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 138 || 1.7%
|-
| Cavineño || 82 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
6,964
86.6%
3,434
59.7%




Quechua
267
3.3%
238
4.1%




Aymara
214
2.7%
179
3.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 6,964 || 86.6% || 3,434 || 59.7%
|-
| Quechua || 267 || 3.3% || 238 || 4.1%
|-
| Aymara || 214 || 2.7% || 179 || 3.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,373 || 3,145 || 5,756
|| 8,045
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.7 |m5=6.1 |m10=6.4 |m15=4.6 |m20=4.9 |m25=5.3 |m30=4.6 |m35=3.9 |m40=3.8 |m45=3.2 |m50=2.6 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=0.9 |m70=0.6 |m75=0.3 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=4.2 |f5=5.3 |f10=6 |f15=3.9 |f20=4.4 |f25=3.8 |f30=3.3 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.6 |f45=2.2 |f50=1.8 |f55=1.2 |f60=0.9 |f65=0.4 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Puerto Gonzalo Moreno
 — Pando
 [090301]





'''Puerto Gonzalo Moreno Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Madre de Dios Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia. It is the second most populous municipality in Pando Department.[ref1]








The Mayor of Puerto Gonzalo Moreno is Javier Monje Santa Cruz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Puerto Gonzalo Moreno has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Heidi Galindo Cuéllar
AAGP




1
Alternate
Douglas Chao Rossel
AAGP




2
Member
Óscar Rolin Yubanera
AAGP




2
Alternate
Marilina Alípaz Amutari
AAGP




3
Member
Bladimir Lera Miranda
LIBRE-PANDO




3
Alternate
Hayad Camila Ramos Palomequi
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Member
Anigdania Guari Quette
UPP




4
Alternate
Jhon Gilberto Chamaro Chao
UPP




5
Member
Norah Ramallo Rivas
AAGP




5
Alternate
David Cordero Arosquipa
AAGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Heidi Galindo Cuéllar || rowspan="2" | AAGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Douglas Chao Rossel''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Óscar Rolin Yubanera || rowspan="2" | AAGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Marilina Alípaz Amutari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Bladimir Lera Miranda || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Hayad Camila Ramos Palomequi''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Anigdania Guari Quette || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Jhon Gilberto Chamaro Chao''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Norah Ramallo Rivas || rowspan="2" | AAGP
|-
| Alternate || ''David Cordero Arosquipa''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Agua Dulce
  • Frontera
  • Gonzalo Moreno
  • Lago Victoria
  • Las Piedras
  • Libertad
  • Miraflores
  • San Pablo
  • Dos Palmas
  • San Carlos
  • Buen Futuro
  • 6 de Agosto
  • America
  • Candelaria
  • Contravaricia
  • Portachuelo Bajo
  • Portachuelo Medio
  • Villa Nueva
  • Portachuelo Alto
  • Santa Rosita
  • 21 de Septiembre













Group
People
%






Campesino
4,185
33.7%




Tacana
1,572
12.6%




Ese Ejja
734
5.9%




Indígena
234
1.9%




Unspecified Indigenous
182
1.5%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 4,185 || 33.7%
|-
| Tacana || 1,572 || 12.6%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 734 || 5.9%
|-
| Indígena || 234 || 1.9%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 182 || 1.5%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
10,153
81.7%
3,661
44.9%




Ese Ejja
595
4.8%
297
3.6%




Tacana
220
1.8%
141
1.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 10,153 || 81.7% || 3,661 || 44.9%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 595 || 4.8% || 297 || 3.6%
|-
| Tacana || 220 || 1.8% || 141 || 1.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,837 || 3,810 || 8,160
|| 12,431
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6.1 |m5=5.9 |m10=5.3 |m15=4.3 |m20=4.3 |m25=4.9 |m30=5.3 |m35=3.8 |m40=3.1 |m45=2.3 |m50=2.1 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.2 |m65=0.7 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.2
|f0=5.8 |f5=5.3 |f10=4.9 |f15=4.5 |f20=3.9 |f25=4.6 |f30=4.5 |f35=3.4 |f40=2.8 |f45=2 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.1 |f60=1 |f65=0.5 |f70=0.5 |f75=0.3 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.2
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











San Lorenzo
 — Pando
 [090302]





'''San Lorenzo Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Madre de Dios Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of San Lorenzo is Orlando Rutani Paz, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


San Lorenzo has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Franklin Tuno Medina
UPP




1
Alternate
Ninel Socore Destre
UPP




2
Member
Hansy Gonzales Aguirre
MDA




2
Alternate
Anelid Limpias Marupa
MDA




3
Member
Cleider Canamary Alpires
UPP




3
Alternate
Aníval Mamani Imapoco
UPP




4
Member
Édgar Sanjinez Yoamona
UPP




4
Alternate
Siria Fernández Cortez
UPP




5
Member
Leydi Medina Noe
MDA




5
Alternate
Inhabilitado
MDA











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Franklin Tuno Medina || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Ninel Socore Destre''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Hansy Gonzales Aguirre || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Anelid Limpias Marupa''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Cleider Canamary Alpires || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Aníval Mamani Imapoco''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Édgar Sanjinez Yoamona || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Siria Fernández Cortez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Leydi Medina Noe || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Blanca Flor
  • Brigida
  • Iberia
  • Viña del Rio
  • Copacabana
  • Puerto Copacabana
  • San Lorenzo
  • San Martin
  • Vista Alegre
  • San Luis
  • Genechiquia
  • Galilea
  • Loreto
  • Trinidacito
  • Socavon
  • Exaltacion
  • Trigalito
  • Nanagua
  • Santa Rosita la Nueva
  • Palestina
  • Lituania
  • Nuevo Horizonte
  • Los Reyes
  • Santa Anita
  • Santa Elena
  • Navidad
  • San Salvador
  • Sinai
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Naranjal
  • Santa Maria
  • Samaria
  • Bitumbo
  • Rosario
  • San Antonio
  • Fortaleza
  • Remanso
  • San Jorge
  • Charal













Group
People
%






Tacana
3,710
37.7%




Campesino
1,822
18.5%




Cavineño
756
7.7%




Ese Ejja
492
5.0%




Indígena
190
1.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Tacana || 3,710 || 37.7%
|-
| Campesino || 1,822 || 18.5%
|-
| Cavineño || 756 || 7.7%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 492 || 5.0%
|-
| Indígena || 190 || 1.9%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,008
81.4%
3,805
49.7%




Tacana
931
9.5%
308
4.0%




Kabinena
441
4.5%
370
4.8%




Ese Ejja
387
3.9%
205
2.7%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,008 || 81.4% || 3,805 || 49.7%
|-
| Tacana || 931 || 9.5% || 308 || 4.0%
|-
| Kabinena || 441 || 4.5% || 370 || 4.8%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 387 || 3.9% || 205 || 2.7%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 3,067 || 3,471 || 7,652
|| 9,832
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=6.3 |m5=6.7 |m10=6.8 |m15=5.3 |m20=5.2 |m25=5.1 |m30=4.4 |m35=3.5 |m40=3 |m45=2 |m50=1.7 |m55=1.2 |m60=0.9 |m65=0.6 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.1 |m80=0.2 |m85=0
|f0=6.7 |f5=6.3 |f10=5.7 |f15=4.8 |f20=4.6 |f25=4.5 |f30=3.5 |f35=3 |f40=1.9 |f45=1.5 |f50=1.1 |f55=1.2 |f60=0.7 |f65=0.4 |f70=0.2 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Sena
 — Pando
 [090303]





'''Sena Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the Madre de Dios Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Sena is Rosmery Molina Montero, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Sena has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Isaac Beyuma Amutari
FRI




1
Alternate
Yancarla Racua Suárez
FRI




2
Member
Magaly Zabala Núñez
FRI




2
Alternate
Manuel Melgar Céspedes
FRI




3
Member
Elías Ramírez Rodríguez
UPP




3
Alternate
Inhabilitado
UPP




4
Member
Hans Núñez Ribero
FRI




4
Alternate
Valeria Fernández Mendoza
FRI




5
Member
Julia Teodora
FRI




5
Alternate
Julio César Rivero Manu
FRI











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Isaac Beyuma Amutari || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Yancarla Racua Suárez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Magaly Zabala Núñez || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Manuel Melgar Céspedes''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Elías Ramírez Rodríguez || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Hans Núñez Ribero || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Valeria Fernández Mendoza''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Julia Teodora || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Julio César Rivero Manu''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • San Antonio
  • Berlin
  • Canada
  • Santa Trinidad
  • El Sena
  • El Turi
  • Las Mercedes
  • Remanzo
  • Villa Cotoca
  • Alto Buena Vista
  • Ranchito
  • Monte Sinai
  • El Carmen
  • Florida
  • Copacabana
  • San Salvador
  • Berceba
  • Turi Dos
  • Turi Rio
  • Santarosita
  • Siringalito
  • Villa Frontera
  • Nueva Empresa
  • Santa Rosa del Manupare
  • El Colorado
  • Pekin
  • Simpensar
  • Puerto Paloma
  • Triunfo
  • Santa Teresa
  • Tatucito
  • Brigida Ii
  • La Esperanza
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • Nueva Esperanza Ii
  • Recreo
  • Palmar
  • Arroyo Colorado
  • Santa Maria del Wipa
  • Girado
  • San Carlos
  • Soledad
  • Colmena
  • Reserva
  • Santa Fe
  • San Miguel
  • Santa Rosa de Lima
  • San Antonio
  • 4 de Junio
  • San Miguel
  • Ballivian
  • Palma Real
  • San Roque
  • Nueva Federacion
  • Belen
  • Bella Brisa
  • Cachuelita
  • Primero de Diciembre
  • Rinconcito Pandino
  • Sacrificio
  • Santa Elena













Group
People
%






Campesino
2,143
20.4%




Tacana
1,017
9.7%




Aymara
212
2.0%




Quechua
141
1.3%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 2,143 || 20.4%
|-
| Tacana || 1,017 || 9.7%
|-
| Aymara || 212 || 2.0%
|-
| Quechua || 141 || 1.3%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
8,666
82.4%
4,465
54.1%




Tacana
250
2.4%
100
1.2%




Aymara
225
2.1%
97
1.2%




Quechua
225
2.1%
90
1.1%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 8,666 || 82.4% || 4,465 || 54.1%
|-
| Tacana || 250 || 2.4% || 100 || 1.2%
|-
| Aymara || 225 || 2.1% || 97 || 1.2%
|-
| Quechua || 225 || 2.1% || 90 || 1.1%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 2,193 || 2,240 || 8,258
|| 10,522
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=5.5 |m5=7.3 |m10=6.5 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.8 |m25=4.7 |m30=4.3 |m35=4 |m40=3.8 |m45=2.4 |m50=1.8 |m55=1.5 |m60=1.2 |m65=0.8 |m70=0.5 |m75=0.2 |m80=0.1 |m85=0
|f0=5.6 |f5=6.7 |f10=6.6 |f15=4.5 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.7 |f30=3.4 |f35=3.3 |f40=2.5 |f45=1.7 |f50=1.2 |f55=0.9 |f60=0.8 |f65=0.4 |f70=0.2 |f75=0.1 |f80=0.1 |f85=0
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santa Rosa del Abuná
 — Pando
 [090401]





'''Santa Rosa del Abuná Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the Abuná Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia. Santa Rosa del Abuná Municipality is the more populous of the two municipalities in Abuná Province, but it covers a smaller area.








The Mayor of Santa Rosa del Abuná is Ruth Tania Molina Oliva, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santa Rosa del Abuná has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Win Díaz Orbe
UPP




1
Alternate
María Elena Orbe Aparicio
UPP




2
Member
José Alberto Espinoza Flores
MNR




2
Alternate
Inhabilitado
MNR




3
Member
Eliseo Mamani Kullo
LIBRE-PANDO




3
Alternate
Yandeli Tabo Murayari
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Member
Ayda Griselda Vargas Navarro
UPP




4
Alternate
César Espinoza Flores
UPP




5
Member
Jorge Avellaneda Pinaicobo
FRI




5
Alternate
Inhabilitado
FRI











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Win Díaz Orbe || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Elena Orbe Aparicio''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || José Alberto Espinoza Flores || rowspan="2" | MNR
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Eliseo Mamani Kullo || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Yandeli Tabo Murayari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Ayda Griselda Vargas Navarro || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''César Espinoza Flores''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Jorge Avellaneda Pinaicobo || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 82 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Nacebe
  • Santa Rosa
  • Bernardino Racua
  • Monterrey
  • 1ro de Mayo
  • Puerto Morales Ayma
  • Las Abejas
  • Copacabana
  • Las Abejas Ii
  • Dos Lagos
  • Alto Bahia Ii
  • 16 de Julio
  • Simon Bolivar
  • Villa del Carmen
  • Teduzara













Group
People
%






Campesino
269
9.3%




Quechua
264
9.1%




Aymara
116
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 269 || 9.3%
|-
| Quechua || 264 || 9.1%
|-
| Aymara || 116 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,428
84.0%
1,568
65.5%




Quechua
305
10.6%
336
14.0%




Aymara
93
3.2%
95
4.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,428 || 84.0% || 1,568 || 65.5%
|-
| Quechua || 305 || 10.6% || 336 || 14.0%
|-
| Aymara || 93 || 3.2% || 95 || 4.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,575 || 2,097 || 2,395
|| 2,889
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.9 |m5=7 |m10=7 |m15=4.7 |m20=4.9 |m25=5.6 |m30=5.1 |m35=4.3 |m40=4.1 |m45=2.9 |m50=1.9 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.2 |m65=1.2 |m70=0.3 |m75=0.2 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=4.2 |f5=6.2 |f10=5.5 |f15=3.9 |f20=3.9 |f25=4 |f30=4 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.2 |f45=2 |f50=1.3 |f55=1.1 |f60=0.8 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.1 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0
|mmax=7
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Ingavi
 — Pando
 [090402]





'''Ingavi Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the Abuná Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia. Ingavi Municipality covers the larger area of the two municipalities in Abuná Province, but it is less populous.








The Mayor of Ingavi is Édgar Jhony Siviora Batte, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Ingavi has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Lucía Lurici Batte
LIBRE-PANDO




1
Alternate
Isidro Galarza Cuéllar
LIBRE-PANDO




2
Member
Esmeralda Parada Siviora
MDA




2
Alternate
Inhabilitado
MDA




3
Member
Velza Tirina Naby
UPP




3
Alternate
Mario Portugal Salazar
UPP




4
Member
Inhabilitado
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Alternate
Flor Marina Díez Herrera
LIBRE-PANDO




5
Member
Delsy Gamarra Loayza
NGP




5
Alternate
Inhabilitado
NGP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Lucía Lurici Batte || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Isidro Galarza Cuéllar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Esmeralda Parada Siviora || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Velza Tirina Naby || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Mario Portugal Salazar''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Inhabilitado || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Flor Marina Díez Herrera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Delsy Gamarra Loayza || rowspan="2" | NGP
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Las Amalias
  • Derrepente
  • Ingavi
  • San Javier
  • Humaita
  • San Juan de Nuevo Mundo
  • San Luis
  • Santa Claudia
  • Puerto Sucre
  • Genesis Unido
  • Jerusalen
  • 11 de Octubre













Group
People
%






Campesino
388
14.9%




Ese Ejja
68
2.6%




Aymara
42
1.6%




Tacana
39
1.5%




Unspecified Indigenous
36
1.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 388 || 14.9%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 68 || 2.6%
|-
| Aymara || 42 || 1.6%
|-
| Tacana || 39 || 1.5%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 36 || 1.4%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,198
84.5%
865
52.3%




Ese Ejja
59
2.3%
40
2.4%




Aymara
39
1.5%
18
1.1%




Quechua
30
1.2%
15
0.9%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,198 || 84.5% || 865 || 52.3%
|-
| Ese Ejja || 59 || 2.3% || 40 || 2.4%
|-
| Aymara || 39 || 1.5% || 18 || 1.1%
|-
| Quechua || 30 || 1.2% || 15 || 0.9%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 1,077 || 899 || 1,654
|| 2,600
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.8 |m5=6.9 |m10=6.3 |m15=4.7 |m20=5.2 |m25=6 |m30=4.5 |m35=5.8 |m40=4.1 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.7 |m60=1.7 |m65=0.6 |m70=0.1 |m75=0.4 |m80=0.2 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.1 |f5=6.5 |f10=5.3 |f15=4.4 |f20=4.2 |f25=3.3 |f30=3.3 |f35=2.6 |f40=2.3 |f45=1.5 |f50=1.2 |f55=1 |f60=0.7 |f65=0.4 |f70=0.2 |f75=0.1 |f80=0.1 |f85=0
|mmax=7
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Nueva Esperanza
 — Pando
 [090501]





'''Nueva Esperanza Municipality''' is the first municipal section of the General Federico Román Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Nueva Esperanza is Alfredo Condori Almanza, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Nueva Esperanza has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Óscar Ferrufino
MDA




1
Alternate
Fernanda Álvarez Lira
MDA




2
Member
Humberto Nico Huasama
FRI




2
Alternate
Dalexi Gonzales Duri
FRI




3
Member
Aracely Ortiz Carranza
LIBRE-PANDO




3
Alternate
Inhabilitado
LIBRE-PANDO




4
Member
Yessica Chao Temo
MDA




4
Alternate
Bladimir López Moye
MDA




5
Member
Lizanyela Gonzales Justiniano
FRI




5
Alternate
Mesías Melgar Guisse
FRI











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Óscar Ferrufino || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Fernanda Álvarez Lira''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Humberto Nico Huasama || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Dalexi Gonzales Duri''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Aracely Ortiz Carranza || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yessica Chao Temo || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Bladimir López Moye''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lizanyela Gonzales Justiniano || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Mesías Melgar Guisse''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Nueva Esperanza
  • El Tigre
  • Arca de Israel
  • La Gran Cruz
  • Aserradero los Indios
  • Nueva Union
  • Puerto Consuelo I
  • Puerto Consuelo Ii
  • La Loma
  • 16 de Mayo













Group
People
%






Campesino
249
15.6%




Quechua
197
12.3%




Tacana
56
3.5%




Aymara
27
1.7%




Unspecified Indigenous
20
1.3%




Indígena
16
1.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 249 || 15.6%
|-
| Quechua || 197 || 12.3%
|-
| Tacana || 56 || 3.5%
|-
| Aymara || 27 || 1.7%
|-
| Unspecified Indigenous || 20 || 1.3%
|-
| Indígena || 16 || 1.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,361
85.2%
1,446
69.9%




Quechua
270
16.9%
255
12.3%




Aymara
39
2.4%
62
3.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,361 || 85.2% || 1,446 || 69.9%
|-
| Quechua || 270 || 16.9% || 255 || 12.3%
|-
| Aymara || 39 || 2.4% || 62 || 3.0%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 472 || 740 || 2,068
|| 1,598
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=6.6 |m10=7.5 |m15=4.8 |m20=3.9 |m25=3.9 |m30=3.9 |m35=4.3 |m40=3.4 |m45=3.1 |m50=2.1 |m55=2.4 |m60=1.6 |m65=1 |m70=0.8 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.1 |m85=0.1
|f0=5.3 |f5=6.1 |f10=5.5 |f15=4.1 |f20=3.3 |f25=3.6 |f30=3.6 |f35=3.5 |f40=2.7 |f45=1.8 |f50=1.7 |f55=1.7 |f60=1 |f65=0.8 |f70=0.3 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.2 |f85=0.1
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Villa Nueva
 — Pando
 [090502]





'''Villa Nueva Municipality''' is the second municipal section of the General Federico Román Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia. It is the most populous municipality in General Federico Román Province.[ref1]








The Mayor of Villa Nueva is Dyaiza Sheanny Flores Soe, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Villa Nueva has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Ramiro Tibubay Fernández
MTS




1
Alternate
Basty Arangui Dara
MTS




2
Member
María José Tórrez Lurici
MDA




2
Alternate
Luis Hernández Peralta López
MDA




3
Member
Luxinei Inuma Dumay
MTS




3
Alternate
José Pedro Rodríguez Amutari
MTS




4
Member
Yeckson Dady Díez
MTS




4
Alternate
Angelina Rejas Hito
MTS




5
Member
Lizagne Chuquiza Tellería
UPP




5
Alternate
Melvin Waldo Chipunavi Luricy
UPP











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Ramiro Tibubay Fernández || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Basty Arangui Dara''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || María José Tórrez Lurici || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Luis Hernández Peralta López''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Luxinei Inuma Dumay || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''José Pedro Rodríguez Amutari''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Yeckson Dady Díez || rowspan="2" | MTS
|-
| Alternate || ''Angelina Rejas Hito''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Lizagne Chuquiza Tellería || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''Melvin Waldo Chipunavi Luricy''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Enarevena
  • San Ignacio
  • Santa Fe
  • Triunfo
  • Santa Isabel
  • Nuevo Triunfo
  • Santa Teresita
  • Democracia
  • Reserva Ii
  • San Antonio
  • La Envidia
  • Loma Alta
  • Palmira
  • Perseverancia
  • Santa Crucito
  • Las Malvinas
  • Callao Guadalupe
  • Bella Brisa
  • Isla las Petas
  • Aguarenda
  • Belen













Group
People
%






Campesino
679
27.0%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 679 || 27.0%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
2,113
84.1%
1,328
47.4%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 2,113 || 84.1% || 1,328 || 47.4%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 809 || 993 || 2,801
|| 2,511
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=4.6 |m5=7.5 |m10=6.8 |m15=4.6 |m20=5.8 |m25=4.4 |m30=3.7 |m35=2.9 |m40=3.7 |m45=2.5 |m50=2 |m55=1.6 |m60=1.6 |m65=0.6 |m70=0.7 |m75=0.5 |m80=0.1 |m85=0
|f0=5.2 |f5=6.6 |f10=6 |f15=5.7 |f20=4.4 |f25=3.5 |f30=3.4 |f35=2.7 |f40=2.2 |f45=2 |f50=1 |f55=1.2 |f60=1.2 |f65=0.5 |f70=0.4 |f75=0.2 |f80=0.1 |f85=0.2
|mmax=7.5
|fmax=7
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}











Santos Mercado
 — Pando
 [090503]





'''Santos Mercado Municipality''' is the third municipal section of the General Federico Román Province in the Pando Department in Bolivia.








The Mayor of Santos Mercado is Marcial Dara Suárez, who was elected in the March 2026 elections.[ref1]


Santos Mercado has a municipal council with five seats, as do all municipalities with populations up to 15,000.[ref2]





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}




ref2:
 
{{Cite news| title = A más población, los municipios tienen más concejales, según la ley| work = Los Tiempos| access-date = 2026-06-19| date = 2026-02-08| url = https://www.lostiempos.com/actualidad/pais/20260208/mas-poblacion-municipios-tienen-mas-concejales-ley}}
















Seat
Type
Name
Party / Political Organization






1
Member
Claudia Verónica Aguirre
LIBRE-PANDO




1
Alternate
Inhabilitado
LIBRE-PANDO




2
Member
Leandra Sanjinez Landívar
MDA




2
Alternate
Jairo Joan Flores Yubanera
MDA




3
Member
Delfi Ubia Koga
UPP




3
Alternate
María Ysabel Díaz Pérez
UPP




4
Member
Inhabilitado
FRI




4
Alternate
Ricardo Temo Languidey
FRI




5
Member
Teófilo Rivas Alemania
LIBRE-PANDO




5
Alternate
Haidy Suárez Chao
LIBRE-PANDO











{| class="wikitable"
! Seat !! Type !! Name !! Party / Political Organization
|-
| rowspan="2" | 1 || Member || Claudia Verónica Aguirre || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Inhabilitado''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 2 || Member || Leandra Sanjinez Landívar || rowspan="2" | MDA
|-
| Alternate || ''Jairo Joan Flores Yubanera''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 3 || Member || Delfi Ubia Koga || rowspan="2" | UPP
|-
| Alternate || ''María Ysabel Díaz Pérez''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 4 || Member || Inhabilitado || rowspan="2" | FRI
|-
| Alternate || ''Ricardo Temo Languidey''
|-
| rowspan="2" | 5 || Member || Teófilo Rivas Alemania || rowspan="2" | LIBRE-PANDO
|-
| Alternate || ''Haidy Suárez Chao''
|-
|colspan="4"|'''Source:''' Supreme Electoral Tribunal.[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite report| publisher = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last1 = Órgano Electoral Plurinacional| last2 = Tribunal Supremo Electoral| title = Publicación de resultados Elecciones Subnacionales 2026: Elección de Autoridades Políticas Departamentales Regionales y Municipales 2026 (Primera y Segunda Vuelta Electoral)| series = Separata de información pública| date = 2026-04-23 | page = 83 }}













Communities
The following communities are located within the municipality:
  • Los Almendros
  • Villa Victoria
  • San Martin
  • Conflicto
  • San Martin Tacana
  • 7 de Enero
  • Campesina Paraiso
  • Molino
  • Puerto Sucre
  • Tajibo
  • Tamarindo
  • Almendros Ii
  • San Jose
  • Santa Tereza
  • Chiripa
  • Reserva
  • Chiripa













Group
People
%






Campesino
488
20.8%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ethnic identification (2024)
! Group !! Population !! %
|-
| Campesino || 488 || 20.8%
|-
|colspan="3"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Autoidentificación con alguna nación pueblo indígena originario campesino y afroboliviano: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/Mu3eStaUZfi97Vp/download| date = 2025}}


















Language
2024 speakers
2024 %
2012 speakers
2012 %






Spanish
1,991
84.8%
1,626
75.1%




Aymara
23
1.0%
28
1.3%




Quechua
8
0.3%
27
1.2%











{| class="wikitable"
|+ Languages spoken
! Language !! 2024 speakers !! 2024 % !! 2012 speakers !! 2012 %
|-
| Spanish || 1,991 || 84.8% || 1,626 || 75.1%
|-
| Aymara || 23 || 1.0% || 28 || 1.3%
|-
| Quechua || 8 || 0.3% || 27 || 1.2%
|-
|colspan="5"|'''Source:''' 2024 Bolivian Census[ref1]
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Idioma en segundo orden de uso, idioma en tercer orden de uso e idiomas hablados (independientemente del orden de uso) de la población de 6 o más años de edad: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/BSHb8IVQGA997Pv/download| date = 2025}}













{| class="wikitable"
|+ Population in Recent Censuses
|-
!! 1992[ref1] !! 2001 !! 2012 !! 2024[ref2]
|-
|| 235 || 509 || 2,165
|| 2,347
|}





ref1:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = CENSO NACIONAL DE POBLACIÓN Y VIVIENDA 1992: Ficha Municipal| access-date = 2026-06-22| date = 2018-12-17| url = https://anda.ine.gob.bo/index.php/catalog/47}}




ref2:
 
{{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}











{{Population pyramid 2
|year=2024
|m0=3.8 |m5=5.4 |m10=5.4 |m15=4.9 |m20=6.1 |m25=5.6 |m30=4.5 |m35=4.3 |m40=4.1 |m45=4 |m50=2.7 |m55=1.8 |m60=1.5 |m65=0.7 |m70=0.4 |m75=0.2 |m80=0 |m85=0
|f0=5.1 |f5=6.4 |f10=4.5 |f15=4.3 |f20=4.4 |f25=3.5 |f30=3 |f35=3.2 |f40=2.6 |f45=3.2 |f50=1.6 |f55=1.2 |f60=0.6 |f65=0.3 |f70=0.3 |f75=0.1 |f80=0.1 |f85=0
|mmax=6.5
|fmax=6.5
|source=2024 Bolivian Census
|sourceref={{Cite| last = Instituto Nacional de Estadística| title = Población censada e indicadores demográficos: Tabulados por Municipio/TIOC| date = 2025| url = https://nube.ine.gob.bo/index.php/s/0OrfPjzMB16fATQ/download}}
}}