-
Bolivia's presidential runoff resulted in a victory for centrist Rodrigo Paz, ending two decades of left-wing MAS rule. Paz's win comes amid economic crisis, inflation, fuel shortages, and a shift towards market-friendly policies. The new government faces urgent economic reforms and regional challenges.
-
Bolivia's new president, Paz, won a runoff election amid economic turmoil, including high inflation, dollar shortages, and fuel crises. His victory marks a shift from two decades of MAS rule, with plans to reform currency policies and address economic instability, while facing opposition from former President Morales.
-
Bolivia's former interim president Jeanine Anez has been released from prison following a Supreme Court decision that annulled her conviction for illegal presidential assumption. Her release comes weeks after Bolivia elected a new president, ending nearly four years of detention linked to her 2019 interim government.
-
Cuba is conducting a closed-door trial of former deputy prime minister Gil, accused of corruption, espionage, and embezzlement. The case is the most significant since 1989, with charges stemming from a nearly two-year investigation. Gil's whereabouts were unknown until his recent detention.