Bolivia
Voters in Bolivia were drawn to Rodrigo Paz, a right-leaning centrist and son of a former president, in a presidential runoff that ended two decades of leftist rule. Paz, 58, faced off against Jorge Tuto Quiroga, a conservative former president, in a campaign dominated by economic concerns. Voters were frustrated
Bolivia
After Sunday's election, the country is set for a two-way contest between a centrist lawmaker, Senator Rodrigo Paz, and a right-wing former president, Jorge Quiroga, as the ruling-party dominance comes to an end. Voters are seeking change and renewal in response to the worst economic crisis in four
Bolivia
Bolivia's voters chose a new path, electing centrist senator Rodrigo Paz and right-wing former president Jorge "Tuto" Quiroga to compete in a presidential runoff election. The election marked a pivotal moment for the country, as it seeks to overcome its worst economic crisis in 40 years.
