Bolivia to elect its president on August 17 immersed in a political and economic crisis

The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) of Bolivia has announced the call for general elections and establishes that the elections will be held on August 17. Bolivians, in the midst of inflation and a complicated political context, will elect president, vice president, senators and deputies. TSE President Oscar Hassenteufel explained that April 18 is the deadline for parties and alliances to register and participate in the elections, while they mus…

The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) of Bolivia, fixed August 17, 2025 as the date for the national elections, where the citizenry will elect the president, vice president and members of the Plurinational Legislative Assembly. READ ALSO Bolivia: The MAS modifies its statute and reduces seniority for running for public office In response to this, Francisco Vargas, vice president of the electoral body, stressed that this process consolidates parti…

The parties have until Saturday, April 12, to present their respective balance sheets and financial statements in order to be able to submit their nominations.

The Full Chamber of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) approved on Friday, April 4, the electoral calendar for the General Elections, this document has 60 activities scheduled before 17 August of the current year, the date on which the voting day will be held. After the public launch of the call for the electoral process before the national and international press, the Full Chamber of the TSE sat for time and subject matter to approve the said…

The voting day will be Sunday, August 17 The Plena Chamber of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) approved on the afternoon of this Friday, April 4, the electoral calendar for the General Elections 2025, setting the date of voting for Sunday, August 17, this year. The document includes 60 activities prior to the day of the elections. The summons states that the highest authorities of the Plurinational State of Bolivia will be elected, including…

The Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) called yesterday for the general elections to elect the president, vice president, national and supra-state legislators on 17 August. TSE president Oscar Hassenteufel considered that there will be no foreign exchange problems for the organization of the elections abroad. Among the important dates included in the call are April 18 as the last day for political parties, alliances and organizations to register w…