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Bolivia economic instability, IMF loan, and reforms

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Latest: Bolivia pursues $1.9B IMF loan and extends state of exception

In early June 2026, the Banco Central de Bolivia (BCB) ended a 15-year fixed peg, introducing a market-driven regime with an inaugural official rate of Bs 9.73 per U.S. dollar. This transition triggered political critici

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Bolivia: Post-blockade recovery and currency stabilization

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Latest: Bolivia faces national obsession with US dollar exchange rate

Following the nationwide unrest in May 2026, the Paz administration moved to stabilize the country through security operations and economic recovery plans. After 54 days of disruptions, the government declared a state of

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Legal proceedings in Paraguay and Peru

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Latest: Latin American legal and political developments

Legal proceedings in South America have reached critical stages in Paraguay and Peru. In Paraguay, the oral trial concerning María Fernanda Benítez Martínez is nearing its conclusion. After 38 days of debate, the Senten

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Bolivia President Paz faces legislative pushback amid reform

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Latest: Bolivia President dismisses Economy Minister after legislative censure

In July 2026, Bolivia’s lower house approved President Rodrigo Paz’s revised budget, targeting a deficit of approximately nine percent of GDP through salary cuts and tax waivers. Amid nationwide blockades that caused sho

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