Bolivia elects centrist Rodrigo Paz, ending decades of socialist rule

Bolivia elects centrist Rodrigo Paz as president, ending decades of socialist rule by the Mas party. Paz campaigned on bringing "capitalism for all" and won with 54.6% of the votes, defeating his right-wing opponent in a run-off election. The new president aims to address fuel shortages, economic challenges, and improve international relations, signaling potential shifts in Bolivia's policies towards the US and China.