Bolivia to Restore US Ties
President-elect Rodrigo Paz announced that Bolivia's relationship with the United States "will be resumed" nearly two decades after Evo Morales kicked out Washington's ambassador.
Bolivia's new pro-business president-elect vowed to renew diplomatic ties with Washington after the country veered right following nearly two decades under socialist rule, which many blame for the country's economic woes.
- Rodrigo Paz, a 58-year-old economist-turned senator, won the run-off election.
- He beat fellow right-wing rival Jorge 'Tuto' Quiroga.
- The socialist MAS party, founded by ex-leader Evo Morales, was ousted from the race in the first voting round in August.
President-elect Rodrigo Paz says Bolivia's relationship with the United States "will be resumed"
Author's summary: Bolivia restores US ties after nearly two decades.
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