Bolivia's Election Ends 20 Years of Leftist Rule Amid Steady Turnout
Bolivia's general election concluded with steady voter turnout and no major disruptions, despite calls for boycott by former President Evo Morales and economic challenges like high inflation. Leading opposition candidates Samuel Doria Medina and Jorge Quiroga are ahead in polls, but no clear winner has emerged, setting the stage for a potential runoff. The election is seen as a pivotal moment for Bolivia's political future amid economic struggles and shifting voter support.
