The Bolivian Elections May Turn the Tide of Socialism in Latin America - Foreign Policy

Demonstrators hold flags with the face of former president Evo Morales during a Movement for Socialism closing rally ahead of presidential elections in El Alto, Bolivia, on Oct. 14. Read More

After Bolivia’s Election, Is Another ‘Pink Tide’ Rising in Latin America? - World Politics Review

When Bolivian voters went to the polls Sunday, they started writing a new chapter in the ideological contest that has buffeted Latin America since the turn of the century. Held during the throes ... Read More

Bolivia’s Socialists may revive Latin America’s ‘pink tide’

The Bolivian people made their voices heard in yesterday’s election after a difficult, year-long fight to restore democracy. As minister of economy, Mr. Arce helped slash poverty and inequality. Read More

The Best Answer to Chaos in Bolivia Is Socialism

The Oct. 18 election may be the country’s best hope to stop its slide into authoritarianism. By Diego von Vacano Mr. von Vacano, an expert in Latin America, is a professor of political science ... Read More

National elections loom after a brutal year for Bolivia - CNN

Related article Bolivia's interim president becomes third Latin American head of state to test positive for Covid-19 Mesa took over and lasted less than two years before also resigning amid protests. Read More

Bolivia elections: Surprises galore in the South American nation - World News - World News | The Financial Express

Bolivia elections: Surprises galore in the South American nation The reactions of Argentina, Cuba, Mexico, Uruguay and Venezuela were on predictable lines condemning Morales’s removal as a coup ... Read More

Bolivian elections 2020: What it means for Evo Morales and Latin America? - World News - Hindustan Times

According to the count, Arce has 52.4 per cent of valid votes and his centrist rival Carlos Mesa has 31.5 per cent. This would bring the left-wing party of Evo Morales back into power. Read More

Latin America's 'pink tide' may have hit its high-water mark

Dramatic elections in Brazil, Chile and Colombia brought leftist governments into power across much of Latin America in 2022, capping the region's second "pink tide" in two decades. Read More

YEARENDER-Latin America's 'pink tide' may have hit its high-water mark - Nasdaq

Dramatic elections in Brazil, Chile and Colombia brought leftist governments into power across much of Latin America in 2022, capping the region's second "pink tide" in two decades. Read More