Arce, Luis
The upcoming presidential election in Bolivia, set for Sunday, promises to be a pivotal moment in the country's history. Almost 8 million citizens are expected to vote, marking a turning point from two decades of dominance by the left-wing Movement for Socialism (MAS), led by former President Evo
Arce, Luis
As the country struggles with its worst economic crisis in decades, Bolivians are eagerly awaiting the October 2024 elections, which could bring significant changes to the government and the economy. The ruling Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party, once a bastion of power, has fractured into factions, giving the opposition its
Arce, Luis
In the heart of Bolivia's political capital, La Paz, a clock that has become an emblem of the country's decline is ticking away, as the nation prepares to cast its vote for a new president. The clock, installed atop the congressional palace during the years of
Arce, Luis
Voters in Bolivia will head to the polls on August 17, casting ballots for the next president and members of Congress. However, a schism within the long-dominant left wing has opened the door for a possible right-wing victory. Candidates like businessman Samuel Doria Medina and former President Jorge "Tuto&
Arce, Luis
The upcoming August 17 presidential election in Bolivia is shaping up to be a closely contested and potentially decisive contest, with significant developments on Wednesday potentially altering the course of the race. Incumbent President Luis Arce announced that he would not seek re-election after five tumultuous years in office, citing
Arce, Luis
Bolivia's President Luis Arce has been nominated as the candidate for the Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party for the general election set for August, despite opinion polls suggesting his defeat. With a deadline of May 11 to make his candidacy official, Arce thanked his party members at a
Arce, Luis
The failed coup attempt in Bolivia has sent shockwaves across the continent, with many still trying to make sense of the underlying factors that contributed to this event. At its core, the attempted coup has its roots in deep-seated socio-political, racial, ethnic, and economic disparities that have been festering in
