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Bolivia’s Presidential Runoff (Oct. 19, 2025): Stakes, Scenarios, and Signals

Bolivia heads to its first-ever presidential runoff on October 19, 2025, after an upset first round ended two decades of MAS dominance. The match-up pits centrist senator Rodrigo Paz Pereira (≈32%) against conservative ex-president…

September 29, 2025Bolivia

Democracy Governance

Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Outcomes, Leaders, Consequences, and Political Realignment

Result so far: First round (Aug 17, 2025) points to a runoff on Oct 19 with Rodrigo Paz (centrist) versus Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga (right‑of‑center). MAS (Evo Morales/Luis Arce’s party) suffered a historic collapse amid internal schism and…

August 18, 2025Bolivia

Coup Democracy

Political uncertainty ahead of 2025 elections triggers military coup attempt in Bolivia

The uprising was the culmination of the tensions that have been brewing in Bolivia formonths, with protesters streaming into the capital amid a severe economic crisis andthe battle between two political…

June 27, 2024Bolivia

Situation Reports

The Bolivian President Anez unlikely to win the election if foreign pressure remains

The Second Bolivian right-wing Vice President of the Senate Jeanine Anez who replaced ex-President Evo Morales after his resignation will unlikely be the next head of the state. Such conclusions follow from the remaining…

November 21, 2019Bolivia, Cuba, Jeanine Anez, Venezuela

Governance Situation Reports

The situation in Bolivia could turn into a civil war

The situation in Bolivia could turn into an armed confrontation involving foreign countries beyond the region. There has been a change of power in Bolivia. President Evo Morales, amid the…

November 12, 2019Bolivia, China, Cuba, Evo Moralez, Nicaragua, Russia, Venezuela

Bolivia

Bolivia’s Presidential Runoff (Oct. 19, 2025): Stakes, Scenarios, and Signals

Bolivia’s 2025 Elections: Outcomes, Leaders, Consequences, and Political Realignment

Political uncertainty ahead of 2025 elections triggers military coup attempt in Bolivia

The Bolivian President Anez unlikely to win the election if foreign pressure remains

The situation in Bolivia could turn into a civil war

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