Bolivia’s long-standing socialist policies, which have been a cornerstone of its political identity for over two decades, are coming to an end as voters have selected two conservative presidential candidates. This marks a pivotal moment in the country’s history, as the political landscape shifts towards a more traditional approach to governance. The second-round election, set for the fall, will determine the next leader of Bolivia, with both candidates representing a clear departure from the socialist model that has influenced the nation’s policies.