Bolivia's Electoral Calendar Stands: Court Annuls Challenge Against Presidential Candidates

La Paz, Bolivia – The electoral calendar for Bolivia's 2025 general elections remains firm, following a decision by the Constitutional Plurinational Tribunal (TCP) to annul a legal challenge that sought to disqualify presidential candidates currently holding public office. This ruling ensures that the electoral process will continue as planned, with the general elections scheduled for August 17. According to reports from Santa Cruz, the Second Constitutional Chamber of the TCP confirmed the withdrawal of the compliance action that aimed to prevent certain presidential candidates from participating due to their current public positions. Vocals Efraín Cruz and Aldo Quesada accepted this decision, declaring the judicial process null. Officials reiterated their commitment to upholding the electoral calendar and respecting the independence of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE). "The electoral calendar is being fully complied with," stated one official, emphasizing that the justice system will remain firm in its position not to affect the electoral schedule. Another candidate stressed the need for certainty regarding the electoral process, urging an end to judicial maneuvers that could interfere with the democratic will of the Bolivian people. As the election race continues, candidates are calling for guarantees to ensure the integrity of the process. Public anticipation is high, with a second national survey on voter intention expected to be released this Sunday, providing further insights into the political landscape ahead of the general elections.

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