Whoever wins the second round of elections in Bolivia this Sunday, relations with the Brazilian government are expected to be reshaped after two decades of socialist-leaning governments. Bolivian political scientist Moira Zuazo told G1 portal that, no matter the outcome, a shift in political ideology in Bolivia will have implications for its relationship with Brazil. Candidates Rodrigo Paz and Jorge Tuto Quiroga, who both lean towards the market, have differing views on regional alliances like Mercosur and Brics.

How will relations with Brazil be affected after a political shift to the right in Bolivia?

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