Alianza Libre's Call for Unity Shakes Up Bolivia's Presidential Race

Alianza Libre Calls for Unity Amidst Presidential Election Polls Bolivia's political landscape is heating up as the presidential elections approach. Recent polls have shown a tight race, prompting reactions from various political coalitions. Alianza Libre, a significant opposition bloc, has responded to the latest poll data with a renewed call for unity. In a video interview with Unitel Bolivia, Luis Vasquez Villamor, advisor to Tuto Quiroga, a prominent figure in Alianza Libre, stated, "In times of crisis, people vote with their pockets." This statement highlights the coalition's strategy to focus on economic issues and appeal to voters' immediate concerns. Villamor's interview emphasizes the importance of presenting a united front against the ruling party. He further stated that the opposition bloc has more than 50% of the vote, suggesting a strong potential for victory if they remain unified. The video also displays a graphic showing the percentage of votes for different candidates, indicating a relatively close race. Alianza Libre's focus on unity signals a strategic shift in their campaign, aiming to consolidate their voter base and present a strong opposition to the incumbent government. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining whether this strategy will prove successful in the upcoming elections.