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Bolivian Centrist Candidate Rodrigo Paz Leads in Presidential Race with Ambiguous Economic Platform
Centrist Bolivian presidential candidate Rodrigo Paz leads in the polls with a platform blending economic deregulation and social spending, aiming to address Bolivia's economic crisis while avoiding specifics on financing his proposals.
Bolivian Centrist Candidate Rodrigo Paz Leads in Presidential Race with Ambiguous Economic Platform
Centrist Bolivian presidential candidate Rodrigo Paz leads in the polls with a platform blending economic deregulation and social spending, aiming to address Bolivia's economic crisis while avoiding specifics on financing his proposals.
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40% Bias Score
Bolivia's Rightward Turn: Conservative Candidates Advance to Runoff
Bolivia's first-round elections on August 22nd, 2025, resulted in two conservative candidates advancing to a runoff, marking a significant shift away from two decades of leftist rule and prompting analysis in German media regarding broader Latin American political trends and economic implications.
Bolivia's Rightward Turn: Conservative Candidates Advance to Runoff
Bolivia's first-round elections on August 22nd, 2025, resulted in two conservative candidates advancing to a runoff, marking a significant shift away from two decades of leftist rule and prompting analysis in German media regarding broader Latin American political trends and economic implications.
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56% Bias Score
Paz Leads in Bolivian Presidential Election; Runoff Likely
Centrist Senator Rodrigo Paz leads Bolivia's presidential election with 32.18% of the vote, according to early results, significantly defeating the ruling MAS party; a second-round runoff is likely on October 19th due to no candidate exceeding 40% with a 10-point margin.
Paz Leads in Bolivian Presidential Election; Runoff Likely
Centrist Senator Rodrigo Paz leads Bolivia's presidential election with 32.18% of the vote, according to early results, significantly defeating the ruling MAS party; a second-round runoff is likely on October 19th due to no candidate exceeding 40% with a 10-point margin.
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48% Bias Score
Bolivia Election: Right-Wing Victory Possible Amidst Economic Crisis
Bolivians voted in a presidential election on Sunday, amid an economic crisis and high uncertainty, with the potential for a right-wing government to be elected for the first time in over two decades, marking a major shift in the Andean nation's political landscape.
Bolivia Election: Right-Wing Victory Possible Amidst Economic Crisis
Bolivians voted in a presidential election on Sunday, amid an economic crisis and high uncertainty, with the potential for a right-wing government to be elected for the first time in over two decades, marking a major shift in the Andean nation's political landscape.
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44% Bias Score
Bolivia's Presidential Election Poised for Runoff
Bolivia's October 1st presidential election saw approximately 7.8 million citizens vote, with early projections indicating a runoff between two right-wing candidates, Jorge Quiroga and Samuel Doria Medina, due to neither achieving a decisive victory; former president Evo Morales's absence and endors...
Bolivia's Presidential Election Poised for Runoff
Bolivia's October 1st presidential election saw approximately 7.8 million citizens vote, with early projections indicating a runoff between two right-wing candidates, Jorge Quiroga and Samuel Doria Medina, due to neither achieving a decisive victory; former president Evo Morales's absence and endors...
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36% Bias Score
Morales's Shadow Looms Large Over Bolivian Elections
Six years after leaving office, former Bolivian president Evo Morales's influence is deeply dividing the country's left, as evidenced by his call for null votes in the upcoming election, his ongoing attacks on left-wing rivals, and the resulting ambiguity for voters, potentially paving the way for a...
Morales's Shadow Looms Large Over Bolivian Elections
Six years after leaving office, former Bolivian president Evo Morales's influence is deeply dividing the country's left, as evidenced by his call for null votes in the upcoming election, his ongoing attacks on left-wing rivals, and the resulting ambiguity for voters, potentially paving the way for a...
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40% Bias Score
Colombia's 2026 Presidential Race: A Multifaceted Approach to Candidate Selection
Colombia's 2026 presidential race is heating up, with left-wing parties holding internal consultations in October, the Centro Democrático using a December-January survey to choose among five candidates, and centrist and center-left groups scrambling to unite before the May 2026 first round.
Colombia's 2026 Presidential Race: A Multifaceted Approach to Candidate Selection
Colombia's 2026 presidential race is heating up, with left-wing parties holding internal consultations in October, the Centro Democrático using a December-January survey to choose among five candidates, and centrist and center-left groups scrambling to unite before the May 2026 first round.
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36% Bias Score
Chilean Election Exemplifies Global Democratic Erosion
A summit of five presidents in Santiago, Chile on July 21st addressed democratic erosion in the West, coinciding with Chile's upcoming November 16th presidential election where the frontrunners are José Antonio Kast (post-Pinochet right) and Jeannette Jara (Communist Party), reflecting broader globa...
Chilean Election Exemplifies Global Democratic Erosion
A summit of five presidents in Santiago, Chile on July 21st addressed democratic erosion in the West, coinciding with Chile's upcoming November 16th presidential election where the frontrunners are José Antonio Kast (post-Pinochet right) and Jeannette Jara (Communist Party), reflecting broader globa...
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60% Bias Score
Bolivia's Election: Right-Wing Rise Amidst Economic Crisis
Bolivians voted in a presidential election on Sunday, with the two leading right-wing candidates, Samuel Doria Medina and Jorge Quiroga, in a tight race that could end over two decades of leftist rule amidst a severe economic crisis and high voter uncertainty.
Bolivia's Election: Right-Wing Rise Amidst Economic Crisis
Bolivians voted in a presidential election on Sunday, with the two leading right-wing candidates, Samuel Doria Medina and Jorge Quiroga, in a tight race that could end over two decades of leftist rule amidst a severe economic crisis and high voter uncertainty.
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44% Bias Score
Bolivia's Election Signals a Rightward Shift Amidst Economic Crisis
Bolivia heads to the polls Sunday for presidential elections expected to significantly shift the country's political landscape from the leftist MAS party, which has been in power for nearly 20 years, to a right-wing government, amidst a severe economic crisis and internal conflicts within the ruling...
Bolivia's Election Signals a Rightward Shift Amidst Economic Crisis
Bolivia heads to the polls Sunday for presidential elections expected to significantly shift the country's political landscape from the leftist MAS party, which has been in power for nearly 20 years, to a right-wing government, amidst a severe economic crisis and internal conflicts within the ruling...
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40% Bias Score
Bolivia's Elections Signal Potential Shift Away from Left-Wing Dominance in Latin America
Bolivia's upcoming elections, projected to favor conservative opposition candidates, represent a crucial turning point for the leftist "Pink Tide" in Latin America, fueled by economic mismanagement and internal divisions within the ruling MAS party, with inflation reaching nearly 25% in July 2024.
Bolivia's Elections Signal Potential Shift Away from Left-Wing Dominance in Latin America
Bolivia's upcoming elections, projected to favor conservative opposition candidates, represent a crucial turning point for the leftist "Pink Tide" in Latin America, fueled by economic mismanagement and internal divisions within the ruling MAS party, with inflation reaching nearly 25% in July 2024.
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68% Bias Score
Chile's Polarized Election: A Choice Between Security and Social Spending
Ahead of Chile's 2025 presidential election, polls indicate a likely runoff between right-wing candidate José Antonio Kast and left-wing candidate Jeannette Jara. Their sharply contrasting policies—Kast prioritizing security, Jara emphasizing social programs—raise concerns about potential instabilit...
Chile's Polarized Election: A Choice Between Security and Social Spending
Ahead of Chile's 2025 presidential election, polls indicate a likely runoff between right-wing candidate José Antonio Kast and left-wing candidate Jeannette Jara. Their sharply contrasting policies—Kast prioritizing security, Jara emphasizing social programs—raise concerns about potential instabilit...
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56% Bias Score
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