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Juan Pablo Velasco
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Agrarian reform and land management in South America
2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated
Latest: Incra advances land reform and infrastructure projects in Brazil
In Santa Cruz, Bolivia, the Departmental Agrarian Commission (CAD) has approved measures to improve agrarian sanitation, legal security, and productive planning. The commission is initiating a process to create a shortli
Central American and regional organized crime prison trends
8 clusters · 87 sources · last updated
Latest: Honduras plans major infrastructure and security projects for 2027
Security cooperation and prison infrastructure developments in Central America and Ecuador have increasingly focused on combating organized crime through high-security confinement models. In Costa Rica, the High-Contain
Bolivian tax redistribution dispute
3 clusters · 13 sources · last updated
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
Legal and political crisis involving Fernando Cerimedo
17 clusters · 78 sources · last updated
Latest: Forensic report finds 1,108 audios on Fernando Cerimedo's phone
Fernando Cerimedo, an Argentine political consultant and former advisor to President Rodrigo Paz, remains in preventive detention in Bolivia. While facing initial charges of attempted femicide against his former partner,
Bolivia energy crisis and transition to gas imports
40 clusters · 156 sources · last updated
Latest: Bolivia and Peru face critical natural gas reserve declines
Bolivia’s economic and political instability has intensified as the country faces a multidimensional crisis marked by dollar shortages, stagflation, and the liberalization of fuel prices. While the administration attempt
Santa Cruz departmental legislative developments
2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated
Latest: Santa Cruz authorities propose legislative reforms in Bolivia
The Santa Cruz Departmental Legislative Assembly approved a law to create a Departmental Ombudsman. This new institution is designed as a decentralized body within the departmental Executive branch to protect the rights
Entre Ríos labor procedural reform proposal
4 clusters · 9 sources · last updated
Latest: Business groups in Entre Ríos and Santa Cruz advocate for economic reforms
The government of Entre Ríos, Argentina, has proposed a bill to reform provincial labor processes. The initiative aims to reduce litigation risks and costs for the business sector by strengthening due process guarantees
Bolivian economic and infrastructure development
5 clusters · 22 sources · last updated
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
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