September 26, 2026
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Bolivia’s Rodrigo Paz at U.N.: Socialism ‘Doesn’t Put Food on the Table’

President of Bolivia Rodrigo Paz condemned socialism after it ravaged his country over the past two decades during his debut speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday. Paz said that his government is intensely working to rebuild his country, restore trust in Bolivia…

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President of Bolivia Rodrigo Paz condemned socialism after it ravaged his country over the past two decades during his debut speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Thursday.

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Paz said that his government is intensely working to rebuild his country, restore trust in Bolivia and its people, and reopen the country to the world after decades of socialism — emphasizing that socialism does not “put food on the table” unlike work and production.

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President Paz, a former moderate senator of Bolivia’s Christian Democratic Party (PDC), took office ten months ago in November 2025. His victory last year ended two decades of rule by the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) — held first by failed dictator and fugitive on pedophilia allegations Evo Morales and then by Luis Arce, Morales’ onetime protegé-turned-rival. Immediately upon taking office, President Paz restored Bolivia’s dealings with the United States after Morales unilaterally cut ties with America during the start of his rule. Paz vowed to embrace friendly ties with the U.S. and the free countries of the region after Morales and Arce pivoted his nation towards the authoritarian regimes of Venezuela, Cuba, Nicaragua, and Iran, among others.

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The Bolivian president stated at the beginning of his…

Original source: https://www.breitbart.com/latin-america/

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