The first polls of ballot boxes in Bolivia showed the centrist Senator Rodrigo Paz, from the PDC, Christian Democratic Party, leading Sunday’s presidential race (17), with 31.3% of the votes, according to a survey released by Unitel TV.
Former conservative president Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga of the Alianza Libre coalition, appeared in second place, with 27.3% of the votes, according to Unitel, indicating that a second round will probably be needed between the two candidates.
If no presidential candidate obtains more than 40% of the votes with an advantage of at least 10 percentage points, A, scheduled for October 19.
