Bolivia’s Evo Morales faces tight election race
By DW
27 October 2019 |
2:02 pm
Evo Morales, the longest-serving president in South America, is seeking a controversial fourth term in Bolivia's elections on Sunday. But polls suggest the leftist indigenous leader has a tough fight ahead of him.
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