Within the context of this constitutional framework and the refounding of the Bolivian State, domestic provisions are being formulated to guarantee the rights incorporated in the Constitution.

So how should a “refounding” ( Neubegründung) of Europe – ascalled for by German Chancellor Angela Merkel in her firstparliamentary statement on European policy – beaccomplished?

Accordingly, since the refoundation of Bolivia, issues concerning indigenous and aboriginal farming peoples have no longer been viewed as indigenous issues; rather, they are part and parcel of the entire structure of the multi-ethnic State.

Sierra Leone and Guinea-Bissau are now gradually building a newly refound peace, and their situation deserves more than ever to benefit from the support of the international community, in particular, that of the new Peacebuilding Commission, in their efforts to build stable nations with a focus on national rebuilding.