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After years of socialist rule, Bolivia’s presidential runoff tests how far and fast it veers right — REUTERS / pwu404

Bolivia · Bolivia

After years of socialist rule, Bolivia’s presidential runoff tests how far and fast it veers right

50% Center coverage: 38 sources

After nearly two decades of one-party rule, three years of an accelerating currency crisis and too many months of mind-numbing fuel lines, Bolivia is lurching to the right.See the Story