Nationalist Democratic Action (ADN)

Nationalist Democratic Action (ADN) was a political party in Bolivia founded in 1979 by Hugo Banzer, a former military dictator. It combined nationalist and conservative ideas, advocating for economic development, strong government, and national sovereignty. The party aimed to maintain stability and promote economic growth through gradual reforms. While it originally supported military rule, ADN transitioned to a democratic party in the 1980s, participating in elections and shifting towards a more moderate political stance to adapt to Bolivia's democratic process.