Fernando Aramayo

Bolivian tax redistribution dispute

3 clusters · 13 sources · last updated 2 days ago

Latest: Tarija Governor criticizes central government over resource allocation

The Bolivian government proposed allocating 1% of tax co-participation to the nine departmental governments, intended as an initial step toward a 50/50 resource redistribution model. This proposal, estimated to distribut

Bolivian mining and industrial economic strategy

4 clusters · 11 sources · last updated 3 days ago

Latest: Bolivia proposes new mining code to restructure sector

The Bolivian government has identified the mining and industrial sectors as central pillars for national economic reactivation. Minister Fernando Aramayo highlighted the significant growth potential of the mining sector,

Bolivian government security threats and restructuring

3 clusters · 24 sources · last updated 4 days ago

Latest: Bolivian Government backs Vice Minister Maldonado amid criminal threats

Bolivian President Paz reported receiving frequent death threats, prompting a restructuring of the nation’s security management. Following the resignation of Hernán Paredes from the Vice Ministry of the Interior, Ministe

South American mining regulatory and investment updates

20 clusters · 112 sources · last updated 5 days ago

Latest: Peru to host symposium on 6,000 mining environmental liabilities

Environmental and social management remains a central focus for South American mining. In Peru, Anglo American’s Quellaveco copper mine reported zero social conflicts for 2026 and earned The Copper Mark certification in

Bolivian political and economic crisis

11 clusters · 51 sources · last updated 6 days ago

Latest: Bolivian coca growers threaten force to protect Evo Morales

Bolivia continues to face political and economic instability under President Rodrigo Paz. Tensions have escalated following Paz’s advocacy for a “capitalism for all” model and his criticism of the ideological legacy of E

Bolivia-Chile timber dispute and diplomatic thaw

6 clusters · 75 sources · last updated 14 days ago

Latest: Jorge Tuto Quiroga demands apologies from Chile over seized timber

A diplomatic and legal dispute has emerged between Bolivia and Chile regarding the ‘Narcomaderas’ case. Chilean authorities seized dozens of containers of Bolivian timber at ports in Arica, San Antonio, and Valparaíso, a

Bolivian economic and infrastructure development

5 clusters · 22 sources · last updated 27 days ago

Latest: Bolivia Government and Governors Agree on Tax Co-participation Law

Bolivia is advancing large-scale economic and infrastructure development initiatives through both national and regional channels. Building on previous plans to secure $6 billion to $7 billion via the International Moneta