Which city is Bolivia's constitutional capital?

Which city is Bolivia's constitutional capital? Sucre is Bolivia's constitutional capital.

Sucre became the capital of independent Bolivia in the 19th century and was renamed in honor of Antonio José de Sucre, a leader in South America's independence movements. It is also the capital of Chuquisaca Department and the seat of Bolivia's Supreme Court of Justice.

A common mix-up is La Paz. Bolivia's executive and legislative branches operate mainly from La Paz, making it the country's de facto seat of government. Sucre remains the constitutional and judicial capital, so both cities have important national roles.

Sucre was founded by the Spanish in 1538 under the name La Plata. Its well-preserved white colonial architecture and historic center earned UNESCO World Heritage status in 1991.