Bolivian President Luis Arce won't run for re-election, citing low polls and fears of a right-wing win.

Bolivian President Luis Arce announced he will not run for re-election in August, citing low poll ratings and a desire to avoid a divided vote that could lead to a right-wing win. Arce's decision comes amid a rift within his MAS party and growing competition from former President Evo Morales. This move leaves the future of Bolivia's leftist leadership uncertain as the August election approaches.