Rodrigo Paz Pereira Thanks God After Victory Ends Two Decades of Leftist Rule in Bolivia

Rodrigo Paz Pereira Thanks God After Victory Ends Two Decades of Leftist Rule in Bolivia

Rodrigo Paz Pereira, the newly elected president of Bolivia, thanked God for his victory, which ended two decades of leftist rule in the South American country. He repeatedly cited the Lord in his victory speech, saying, “I want, first of all, to thank our God for his energy, for his faith, for his strength, for his audacity.”
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