Overview

• The La Paz departmental electoral tribunal said the lack of fuel is holding back logistics teams and requested guaranteed supplies from the executive.
• Voting remains fully manual and election materials must travel by road, heightening concern about on-time delivery across departments.
• Centrist candidate Rodrigo Paz accused President Luis Arce of hiding gasoline and diesel and pledged to seek a responsibility trial if he wins.
• Former president Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga closed his campaign promising to pursue financing from institutions such as the IMF to bring back foreign currency and stabilize supplies.
• Transport unions set up roadblocks in central regions as long queues at service stations persist and year-over-year inflation exceeds 23%.