Bolivia's PDC splits into two factions, both discuss processing dissidents

Bolivia's Christian Democratic Party (PDC) has fractured into two factions, with the 'laristas' and 'rodriguistas' now joined by 'castristas' and 'trujillistas' after 39 years of existence. Both factions are reportedly discussing how to process dissidents, indicating an internal power struggle. The split could affect the party's political alignment ahead of upcoming elections, but the immediate impact is limited to domestic politics.