Bolivian centrist Senator Rodrigo Paz became the president-elect of Bolivia after defeating conservative former President Jorge Quiroga in Sunday’s runoff election.
Paz will succeed outgoing socialist President Luis Arce on November 8, ending two decades of rule by the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS), at a time when Bolivia faces a dire economic crisis caused by Arce and MAS’s disastrous socialist policies.
Paz, 58, presently serves as a moderate senator in the Christian Democratic Party (PDC), representing the province of Tarija. Paz is the son of former President Jaime Paz Zamora and was born in Spain while his father was in exile. Paz ran…
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