Bolivia Elects Center-Right Leader Rodrigo Paz, Ending 20 Years of Socialism

Bolivia Elects Center-Right Leader Rodrigo Paz, Ending 20 Years of Socialism

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Category : Appointment/Resignation Published on: October 23 2025

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Bolivia has elected Rodrigo Paz, a center-right candidate from the Christian Democratic Party, as president, ending two decades of socialist rule. Paz won with 54.6% of the vote, defeating former interim leader Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga. The 58-year-old promises a “capitalism for all” model focused on decentralization, lower taxes, fiscal discipline, and continued social support. Facing a deep economic crisis, Paz vowed to restore stability, unity, and global ties, marking a major political shift after years under Evo Morales’s socialist policies.

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