 By late November and December, progress was made in passing legislation for new elections, appointing a new electoral body, entering dialogue with representatives from protesting factions in El Alto  and cooperating with Morales' MAS party in joint participation in the coming elections, albeit without Morales as a presidential candidate.A survey by Bolivian newspaper, Página Siete, showed that 43% of Bolivians approved of how Áñez has handled the presidency, while 23% disapproved.On 13 Dec, Áñez approved an agreement between the three main parties over a so-called "Law of Guarantees" formulated to restore faith among political actors in the process of moving forward, including reparations for those killed and injured after she came to power.