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Campaigns Closed in Bolivia in the Face of Elections that Could End Leftist Governments
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The presidential candidate of the APB-Súmate alliance and current mayor of Cochabamba, Manfred Reyes Villa, closed this Wednesday his electoral campaign in the city with an on-going speech in which he promised to “never allow any more blockades” in the country, to promote a “deep economic transformation” and to imprison former president Evo Morales, whom he launched strong insults.
With rock music, cumbias and folk dances, the two candidates who have headed preferences in recent weeks closed their campaigns on Wednesday for a presidential election that could mark the end of two decades of left-wing governments.
The millionaire Samuel Doria Medina and the former president Jorge Quiroga, favourites for the elections of this Sunday August 17 in Bolivia, closed their campaigns this Wednesday with the promise to dismantle the statist policies implemented by the leftist governments in the last 20 years.Bolivia, with 11.3 million inhabitants, is about to experience a rudder blow in the midst of a deep economic crisis.Practically tied in the polls, the two rig…
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