Bolivia: Luis Arce Withdraws Presidential Candidacy, Calls for Left-Wing Unity LA PAZ, Bolivia – Former Bolivian President Luis Arce dramatically withdrew his candidacy for the upcoming presidential elections. In a short video released by Unitel, Arce made a direct appeal to former president Evo Morales to not pursue his own candidacy. Arce also called for unity within the left-wing movement, urging Andrónico Rodríguez to lead the effort. "The fragmentation of the left only benefits the right," Arce stated, highlighting the need for a unified front against the opposition. Arce's decision is a significant development, as it reshapes the political landscape ahead of the elections. Analysts suggest that a divided left could significantly weaken its chances of victory. The call for unity is a clear attempt to consolidate the left-wing vote and present a stronger challenge to the right-wing opposition. The coming weeks will be crucial to see how the left-wing parties respond to Arce's call and whether they can achieve the necessary unity to compete effectively in the elections. The success of this effort could determine the future political trajectory of Bolivia.
1747186352 [embed]https://www.tiktok.com/@unitel.bo/video/7504107322906545413[/embed] Arce declina su candidatura a la presidencia, le pide a Evo no …
