Jorge Quiroga Concedes Bolivian Election, Congratulates Winner Rodrigo Paz

Jorge Quiroga conceded the Bolivian presidential election, acknowledging defeat to Rodrigo Paz in a historic two-round system, marking a pivotal moment in Bolivias political landscape.

• On October 19, Jorge Quiroga, the former president of Bolivia and leader of the conservative alliance Libre, publicly conceded defeat in the presidential elections second round.
• Rodrigo Paz, representing the Christian Democratic Party (Chile), emerged victorious, with Quiroga calling him to extend congratulations and wish him well in his new role.
• The election was significant due to Bolivias two-round system, which required candidates to secure a majority, marking a crucial shift in the countrys political dynamics.