The Casa Grande del Pueblo (English: Great House of the People) is the Bolivian presidential residence that replaced the Palacio Quemado in 2018.

[3] Allies of President Evo Morales in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly assisted with bypassing the law, however, permitting the tower's construction.

[4][5] Controversy surrounded the location of the tower's proposed site, Casa Alencastre, a former residence of the archbishop that was built in 1821, before the creation of the Bolivian state.

[14] The bedroom was 61 square metres (660 sq ft)[14] and featured unique designer furniture, including a bed with indigenous patterns adorning the frame.

[9] A sitting room was decorated with a painting that had multiple portraits of world politicians, including Nelson Mandela and Fidel Castro.