US EditionCamacho announces signature of an agreement to boost single candidacy
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LA PEACE, 18 Dec (NOMADA NEWS).- Opposition leaders Jorge Tuto Quiroga, Samuel Doria Medina, Carlos Mesa and Luis Fernando Camacho signed an agreement this Wednesday in La Paz to establish a single candidate in the face of the 2025 presidential elections that confronts the Movement to Socialism (MAS). “Bolivia is at a decisive moment in its history. It lives one of its worst economic, political and social crisis, victim of 18 years of MAS disgov…
Opposition candidates Carlos Mesa, Tuto Quiroga, Samuel Doria Medina and Efrain Suarez, representing Luis Fernando Camacho, at a press conference held at the Europa Hotel in the city of La Paz, read out an agreement to build a unitary opposition bloc. The commitment is to support a single candidate to face the MAS in the next elections, leaving aside personal political aspirations. Mesa urged unity and called for confidence in this democratic pl…
The event takes place in a central hotel in the city of La Paz. The agreement was reached after an exhausting day of negotiations.
The governor of Santa Cruz, Luis Fernando Camacho, announced on Wednesday that the main opposition forces in Bolivia will sign an agreement to seek the sole candidacy in front of the MAS.
The Cruzño governor alludes that in the meetings he had with the former president, as well as with Carlos Mesa and Samuel Doria Medina the formation of that broad front was agreed. The political leaders who signed the agreement. Photo: The...
Luis Vásquez representative of the group FREE 21 announced this Monday that they are seeking to form a more solid opposition bloc with Jorge Tuto Quiroga (at the head), Carlos Mesa, Samuel Doria Medina and Luis Fernando Camacho. “We hope that...
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