Morales is set to begin his second term as head of the Andean nation

As part of his the inauguration process for his new term in office, Bolivian President Evo Morales addressed a ceremony at the pre-Colombian ruins of Tiwanaku on Wednesday, vowing to continue to promote Andean Socialism and indigenous values. “It is a special and historic day today that reaffirms our identity and democratic-cultural revolution. We are living during times of the ‘Pachakuti’, pacha refers to equilibrium and kuti mean ‘a return’, so Pachakuti means a return to equilibrium. It represents a return to equality with policies based in solidarity ...in order to carry out the process of change,” Morales told thousands of indigenous leaders from across the region. teleSUR