Bolivia’s Elections Reveal Deep Divides Amid Economic Struggles and Political Unrest

On August 17, 2025, Bolivians headed to the polls amidst a backdrop of serious economic challenges and political tension that could reshape the country’s future. For more than twenty years, Bolivia has been governed by left-wing regimes rooted in socialist policies that have often prioritized ideological agendas over pragmatic solutions. Now, as voters decide whether to embrace change or maintain the status quo, these elections represent a critical test for democracy in Latin America. What Does Bolivia's Political Crossroads Mean for Sovereignty and Regional Stability? Leading candidates such as Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga and Samuel Doria Medina symbolize the right-wing opposition...