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(Analysis) The Aftermath of Bolivia’s Failed Coup Attempt – Was It a Coup or Something Else?

In June 2024, Bolivia faced a dramatic yet unsuccessful coup attempt led by General Juan José Zúñiga, exposing deep fractures within the nation’s political landscape. This event highlighted the ongoing rivalry between President Luis Arce and former President Evo Morales, intensifying internal divisions within the ruling Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) party. As Bolivia approaches the critical 2025 elections, the country grapples with severe economic challenges, including high inflation, a shortage of US dollars, and declining natural gas production. These economic hardships, coupled with political instability, raise critical questions about Bolivia’s future. Will MAS reconcile its internal differences to present a unified front, or will internal conflicts pave the way for the right-wing opposition to regain power? The ability of Bolivia’s leadership to address these challenges will be crucial in determining the nation’s trajectory towards stability and prosperity.

[LIVE COVERAGE] The United Nations Summit of the Future: Two Days to Reform Global Institutions and Rethink Global Governance

The Summit of the Future, organized by the United Nations, focuses on global challenges like climate change, digital transformation, and sustainable development. The New Global Order ETS will provide real-time updates and in-depth analysis. Stay tuned for live coverage and expert opinions on the summit’s impact on global governance.

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