Dr. 정치현씨는 1981년 남미에 부모를 따라간후, 거기에서 의과대학을 다녀 의사기된후,

계속 공부해서 목사가 되었고. 이번 Bolivia대통령 선거에 우력한 후보자라고 합니다.

Youtube video는 Laguna Woods에 사는 본인의 고교후배로서 재미 한인회 계통의

일도 많이하는 Mr. 주 용 입니다.

Dr. Chung looks like a good person. The first impression may not prove anything for sure though...

I generally do not place politicians and religious leaders on a very high pedestal

but he is a medical doctor. So, I like to trust him.

I hope he will succeed in the October presidential election.

Then, he will be the first Korean to become a president in a foreign country.

The notable thing here is that he is the first generation Korean... Hey, man, just like us!!

I've never been to Bolivia but I will be there someday, especially when a Korean becomes the president.

GREG WILPERT: Welcome to The Real News Network. I’m Greg Wilpert in Baltimore.

Bolivia’s president, Evo Morales, is currently running for a fourth presidential term. Even though the election won’t take place until October 20th, the campaign is in full swing. Morales appears to be the leading candidate in the polls and the opposition is divided between two conservative candidates. Many, both on the left and on the right of Morales, argue that the election, though, is tainted because Morales managed to bypass Bolivia’s term limits. Bolivia’s Constitution of 2009 had specified that presidents could only serve for two consecutive terms. Since Morales was first elected in 2006 prior to the new constitution, the term limit would have meant that 2019 was going to be his last year in office. In February of 2016, Morales tried to have the constitution reformed via referendum, but the referendum narrowly failed. Then in December of 2017, the country’s Supreme Court ruled that term limits violate basic political rights and eliminated them, allowing Morales to run for a fourth term this year.(from Internet)

On 27 January 2019, the TSE announced that nine candidates would contest the presidential elections.^[5][6][4]

https://youtu.be/sEmBZhiAuac

(CBS 뉴스, 한국인 볼리비아 대선후보확정)

For now, I wish he does well. I am not sure what kind of president 

he would become yet.