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Bolivia's Presidential Election Signals Potential Shift to the Right
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Bolivia's Presidential Election Signals Potential Shift to the Right

Bolivia's upcoming presidential election is poised for a significant political shift, with both leading candidates representing right-wing ideologies. This change comes amid an economic crisis and a divided left, marking a potential decline for the once-dominant leftist party of former president Evo Morales, raising concerns about the future of leftist politics in the country.

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Bolivia's upcoming presidential election could see a right-wing victory due to an ongoing economic crisis and a divided left. This marks a significant shift in the political landscape after decades of leftist dominance.
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