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Argentina has started exporting natural gas to Brazil through Bolivia for the first time, utilizing the YPFB infrastructure. This initiative follows a trilateral agreement and aims to meet Brazil’s industrial …
Argentina Begins Natural Gas Exports to Brazil via Bolivia Read More
Argentina commenced its first natural gas exports to Brazil through Bolivia’s YPFB infrastructure, following a tripartite agreement. The Brazil-Bolivia Gas Pipeline is set to increase its operational capacity amid a …
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Bolivia is encountering a fuel crisis with 2,000 tankers stranded, significant domestic violence during Carnival celebrations with 1,970 cases reported, and political opposition impeding industrialization. The upcoming Corso de Corsos …
Bolivia Roundup: Fuel Crisis, Cultural Celebrations, and Economic Pressures Read More
The NPK fertilizer plant in Bolivia, inaugurated in October 2023, has produced 4,555 tons of fertilizer, generating 23.9 million bolivianos. It aims to meet domestic needs and enter export markets, …
Bolivia’s NPK Fertilizer Plant: A Step Towards Economic Self-Sufficiency Read More
Evo Morales has resigned from the ruling MAS party and is now running for president with the Front for Victory, following tensions with President Luis Arce. His resignation was formally …
Evo Morales Resigns from MAS in Break with Bolivia’s Ruling Party Read More
Former Bolivian President Evo Morales has launched his candidacy for a fourth presidential term, defying term limits and facing legal challenges. He criticizes the current president, Luis Arce, who was …
Evo Morales Announces Fourth Presidential Bid Amid Legal Challenges and Economic Crisis Read More
Since November, torrential rains in Bolivia have claimed 37 lives, with significant destruction in La Paz and Cochabamba. The government is responding by mobilizing resources for relief efforts amid ongoing …
Tragic Toll of Torrential Rains in Bolivia: 37 Lives Lost and Widespread Destruction Read More
Over 200 Bolivian soldiers are reportedly held hostage by supporters of former president Evo Morales, who are blocking roads to prevent his arrest. The military claims that armed groups have …
Understanding the Hostage Crisis of Soldiers in Bolivia amid Political Unrest Read More