Bolivia is preparing to hold a general election on August 17 that local pollsters suggest could mark the end of two decades of socialist rule in the South American nation.
Over 7.9 million Bolivians will head to the polls on Sunday to elect a new president, vice president, and members of both chambers of Congress. The election will occur at a time when Bolivia faces an extremely complex economic, political, and societal crisis marked by widespread fuel and foreign currency shortages, soaring inflation , and other consequences of the disastrous socialist administration of outgoing President Luis Arce, who chose not to run for reelection.
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