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Bolivia's recent elections marked the end of nearly two decades of leftist MAS rule, which had achieved significant social and economic progress but also faced internal decline and autocratic tendencies. The return to right-wing leadership reflects both the party's failures and the country's ongoing political and economic instability, raising questions about Bolivia's future direction.
Centre-right senator Rodrigo Paz Pereira won Bolivia's presidential runoff, marking a significant political shift after nearly 20 years of leftist dominance, with the election reflecting economic and political upheavals, and the new government facing challenges including the legacy of Evo Morales and economic reforms.
After nearly 20 years in power, Bolivia's socialist party, MAS, faces a dramatic decline in support, losing its dominance amid economic crises, corruption scandals, and internal party conflicts, with recent elections showing a significant drop in votes and support for its candidates, signaling a potential shift to right-wing leadership.
Voters in Bolivia are participating in a general election amid high inflation and the absence of Evo Morales, with opposition candidates leading in polls and the potential for a runoff if no candidate secures more than 40% support. The election is seen as a pivotal moment for Bolivia's political future and economic recovery.
Bolivia's upcoming presidential election marks a potential shift from over two decades of socialist rule, with economic struggles and political infighting fueling support for right-wing candidates like Samuel Doria Medina, as voters seek change amid rising prices, fuel shortages, and political instability.
Evo Morales, barred from running in Bolivia's upcoming election and sought for arrest, is rallying supporters to cast null votes as a form of protest, while he remains a significant political figure in exile, claiming to defend Bolivia's socialist process amid ongoing political turmoil.