Bolivia shifts right after two decades of socialist rule
TL;DR
Rodrigo Paz has been elected as Bolivia's first conservative president in 20 years, signaling a shift from leftist rule, with plans to rebuild relations with the U.S., address economic crises, and implement constitutional reforms, amidst protests and political tensions.
- Bolivia’s first conservative president in 20 years promises warmer US ties AP News
- Opinion | After 20 years of socialism, Bolivians say no MAS The Washington Post
- After 20 years of left-wing rule, Bolivia has swung right The Economist
- Centrist Rodrigo Paz wins Bolivia's presidential runoff, topping right-wing rival NPR
- Bolivia votes in run-off to end nearly 20 years of socialist government Al Jazeera
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