Who is the Prime Minister of Bolivia?

Rodrigo Paz has been Prime Minister of Bolivia since Nov 8, 2025.

Who is the longest-serving Prime Minister of Bolivia?

Evo Morales, with 5,040 days in office.

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🇧🇴 Bolivia

Parliamentary republic, republicElectoral democracy

Rodrigo Paz

Prime Minister · 296 days in office

Tenure records

Longest-serving

Evo Morales

5,040 days

Shortest-serving

Víctor González Fuentes

0 days

Average tenure

862 days

Rodrigo Paz: 66% below average

Recent prime ministers by days in office

Is a leader's tenure getting longer or shorter in Bolivia?

Across 84 completed terms, the average prime minister of Bolivia has served 862 days (about 2.4 years). Terms are getting longer: the last five completed terms averaged 1,587 days.

One completed term Average tenure per decade

All prime ministers of Bolivia

#	Name	Took office	Left office	Days
85	Rodrigo Paz	Nov 8, 2025	Incumbent	296
84	Luis Arce	Nov 8, 2020	Nov 8, 2025	1,826
83	Jeanine Áñez	Nov 12, 2019	Nov 8, 2020	362
82	Evo Morales	Jan 22, 2006	Nov 10, 2019	5,040
81	Eduardo Rodríguez	Jun 9, 2005	Sep 22, 2005	105
80	Carlos Mesa	Oct 17, 2003	Jun 9, 2005	601
79	Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada	Aug 6, 2002	Oct 17, 2003	437
78	Jorge Quiroga	Aug 7, 2001	Aug 6, 2002	364
77	Hugo Banzer	Aug 6, 1997	Aug 7, 2001	1,462
76	Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada	Aug 6, 1993	Aug 6, 1997	1,461
75	Jaime Paz Zamora	Aug 6, 1989	Aug 6, 1993	1,461
74	Víctor Paz Estenssoro	Aug 6, 1985	Aug 6, 1989	1,461
73	Hernán Siles Zuazo	Oct 10, 1982	Aug 6, 1985	1,031
72	Guido Vildoso	Jul 21, 1982	Oct 10, 1982	81
71	Celso Torrelio	Sep 4, 1981	Jul 21, 1982	320
70	Luis García Meza Tejada	Jul 17, 1980	Aug 4, 1981	383
69	Lidia Gueiler Tejada	Nov 16, 1979	Jul 17, 1980	244
68	Alberto Natusch	Nov 1, 1979	Nov 16, 1979	15
67	Wálter Guevara	Aug 8, 1979	Nov 1, 1979	85
66	David Padilla	Nov 24, 1978	Aug 8, 1979	257
65	Juan Pereda	Jul 21, 1978	Nov 24, 1978	126
64	Víctor González Fuentes	Jul 21, 1978	Jul 21, 1978	0
63	Hugo Banzer	Aug 21, 1971	Jul 21, 1978	2,526
62	Juan José Torres	Oct 7, 1970	Aug 21, 1971	318
61	Alfredo Ovando Candía	Sep 26, 1969	Oct 6, 1970	375
60	Luis Adolfo Siles Salinas	Apr 27, 1969	Sep 26, 1969	152
59	René Emilio Barrientos Ortuño	Aug 6, 1966	Apr 27, 1969	995
58	Alfredo Ovando Candía	Jan 2, 1966	Aug 6, 1966	216
57	Alfredo Ovando Candía	May 26, 1965	Jan 2, 1966	221
56	Víctor Paz Estenssoro	Aug 6, 1964	Nov 4, 1964	90
55	Víctor Paz Estenssoro	Aug 6, 1960	Aug 6, 1964	1,461
54	Hernán Siles Zuazo	Aug 6, 1956	Aug 6, 1960	1,461
53	Víctor Paz Estenssoro	Apr 16, 1952	Aug 6, 1956	1,573
52	Hugo Ballivián	May 16, 1951	Apr 11, 1952	331
51	Mamerto Urriolagoitía	Oct 24, 1949	May 16, 1951	569
50	Enrique Hertzog	Mar 10, 1947	Oct 22, 1949	957
49	Tomás Monje	Aug 17, 1946	Mar 10, 1947	205
48	Néstor Guillén	Jul 21, 1946	Aug 17, 1946	27
47	Gualberto Villarroel	Dec 20, 1943	Jul 22, 1946	945
46	Enrique Peñaranda	Apr 15, 1940	Dec 20, 1943	1,344
45	Carlos Quintanilla	Aug 23, 1939	Apr 15, 1940	236
44	Germán Busch	Jul 13, 1937	Aug 23, 1939	771
43	David Toro	May 20, 1936	Jul 13, 1937	419
42	Germán Busch	May 17, 1936	May 22, 1936	5
41	José Luis Tejada Sorzano	Dec 1, 1934	May 16, 1936	532
40	Daniel Salamanca Urey	Mar 5, 1931	Nov 27, 1934	1,363
39	Carlos Blanco Galindo	Jun 28, 1930	Mar 5, 1931	250
38	Hernando Siles Reyes	Jan 10, 1926	May 28, 1930	1,599
37	Felipe S. Guzmán	Sep 3, 1925	Jan 10, 1926	129
36	Bautista Saavedra	Jan 28, 1921	Sep 3, 1925	1,679
35	Jose Gutierrez Guerra	Aug 15, 1917	Jul 12, 1920	1,062
34	Ismael Montes Gamboa	Aug 14, 1913	Aug 15, 1917	1,462
33	Eliodoro Villazón	Aug 12, 1909	Aug 14, 1913	1,463
32	Ismael Montes Gamboa	Aug 14, 1904	Aug 12, 1909	1,824
31	José Manuel Pando	Oct 25, 1899	Aug 14, 1904	1,754
30	Severo Fernández	Aug 19, 1896	Apr 12, 1899	966
29	Mariano Baptista	Aug 11, 1892	Aug 19, 1896	1,469
28	Aniceto Arce	Aug 15, 1888	Aug 11, 1892	1,457
27	Gregorio Pacheco	Sep 4, 1884	Aug 15, 1888	1,441
26	Narciso Campero	Jan 19, 1880	Sep 4, 1884	1,690
25	Pedro José Domingo de Guerra	Apr 17, 1879	Sep 11, 1879	147
24	Hilarión Daza	May 4, 1876	Apr 17, 1879	1,078
23	Tomás Frías Ametller	Jan 31, 1874	May 4, 1876	824
22	Adolfo Ballivián	May 9, 1873	Jan 31, 1875	632
21	Tomás Frías Ametller	Nov 28, 1872	May 9, 1873	162
20	Agustín Morales	Jan 15, 1871	Nov 27, 1872	682
19	Mariano Melgarejo	Dec 28, 1864	Jan 15, 1871	2,209
18	José María de Achá	May 4, 1861	Dec 28, 1864	1,334
17	José María Linares	Sep 9, 1857	Jan 14, 1861	1,223
16	Jorge Córdova	Aug 15, 1855	Sep 9, 1857	756
15	Manuel Isidoro Belzu	Dec 6, 1848	Aug 15, 1855	2,443
14	José Miguel de Velasco	Jan 18, 1848	Dec 6, 1848	323
13	Eusebio Guilarte Mole	Dec 23, 1847	Jan 2, 1848	10
12	José Ballivián	Sep 27, 1841	Dec 23, 1847	2,278
11	Mariano Enrique Calvo Cuellar	Jul 9, 1841	Sep 22, 1841	75
10	Sebastián Ágreda	Jun 10, 1841	Jul 9, 1841	29
9	José Miguel de Velasco	Feb 22, 1839	Jun 10, 1841	839
8	Andrés de Santa Cruz	May 24, 1829	Feb 20, 1839	3,559
7	José Miguel de Velasco	Jan 1, 1829	May 24, 1829	143
6	Pedro Blanco Soto	Dec 26, 1828	Jan 1, 1829	6
5	José Ramón de Loayza Pacheco	Dec 18, 1828	Dec 26, 1828	8
4	José Miguel de Velasco	Aug 2, 1828	Dec 18, 1828	138
3	José María Pérez de Urdininea	Apr 18, 1828	Aug 2, 1828	106
2	Antonio José de Sucre	Dec 29, 1825	Apr 18, 1828	841
1	Simón Bolívar	Aug 12, 1825	Dec 29, 1825	139

Officeholder history via Wikidata. Multiple rows for one person indicate separate terms.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the Prime Minister of Bolivia?: Rodrigo Paz has been Prime Minister of Bolivia since Nov 8, 2025.
Who is the longest-serving Prime Minister of Bolivia?: Evo Morales, with 5,040 days in office.
Are leaders serving longer or shorter terms in Bolivia?: Across 84 completed terms, the average prime minister of Bolivia has served 862 days (about 2.4 years). Terms are getting longer: the last five completed terms averaged 1,587 days.