Economic Stability

Bolivia’s Election Reveals Rejection of Radical Right, But What Lies Beneath?

By Economics Desk | August 21, 2025

Bolivian President Luis Arce dismisses the surge of right-wing populism seen elsewhere in Latin America, asserting Bolivians rejected the radical right in recent elections. Yet deeper analysis exposes lingering challenges to national sovereignty and genuine political choice.

In a recent press conference, Bolivian President Luis Arce declared there was no “effect Milei” sweeping Bolivia, referring to the radical right surge epitomized by Argentina’s Javier Milei. Arce interpreted the recent elections as a clear message from Bolivians: a rejection of extremist right-wing politics and an embrace of moderate centrist alternatives.But beneath this official optimism lies a more complex reality that demands scrutiny through an America First lens. The election results reveal not only a rejection of far-right candidates but also signal potential vulnerabilities in Bolivia’s political sovereignty and economic stability—issues that resonate with American interests in hemispheric stability.Why...

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