Bolivia.
sovereign state in South America
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What's happening
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Bolivia joins a continental defense shield and utilizes a state of exception to charge terrorism suspects.Some support3 reports
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George W. Bush expressed concern about the erosion of democracy in Bolivia and Venezuela in 2006.Some support1 report
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Chile and Bolivia are involved in a historical conflict and maritime dispute, with Chile controlling ports serving disputed territory.Well supported3 reports
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Jeanine Áñez was detained in Bolivia amid political turmoil involving President Luis Arce.Some support2 reports
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Unitel, a Bolivian television network, operates under the regulation of chief Yoshida.Some support1 report
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Poduje criticized Milei's views on public works while Kast visited La Paz, highlighting political activity in the region.Some support1 report
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A bloc was formed in Bolivia, with a Colombian delegate reading the founding declaration.Some support1 report
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Kast made his first state visit to Bolivia, confirming alliances with Trump, amid Bolivia losing its Pacific coastline to Chile.Some support2 reports
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Bolivia's defence ministry filed a complaint regarding radar procurement on October 16, 2026.Some support1 report
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Carlos Ortega serves in Bolivia's Supreme Tribunal of Justice, where his judicial decisions are relied upon by Bolivian courts.Some support2 reports
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Orvana reports from Toronto and operates in Bolivia.Some support1 report1 development inside
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The Don Mario operation by Orvana Minerals Corp. is located in Bolivia.Some support1 report
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Brazilian task force served warrants in Goiás as police requested Interpol notices regarding a drug network operating from Bolivia.Some support1 report
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Bolivia seeks dollars via gold export rules while Houthis strikes on Aramco affect oil prices and central banks discuss rate decisions.Some support1 report
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Bolivia requires exporters to show SENARECOM documentation starting October 1, 2026.Some support1 report
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Global boron production is highlighted, with Chile, China, Bolivia, and Peru listed as significant producers.Some support1 report
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A sanctuary near La Paz, Bolivia, is protecting native felines, co-founded by Vicky Ossio and Senda Verde.Some support1 report
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A fleet traveled from Havana to Spain, leading to the recovery of Spanish colonial artifacts, including coins, reported by the Associated Press.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Dengue risk has been reported across both Pacific and South American regions.Some support1 report
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Pan American Silver operates mines across multiple countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Guatemala.Some support4 reports
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New species have been discovered in Bolivia, accompanied by expert commentary on local biodiversity.Some support1 report
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The Russia-Africa Summit was held in Moscow, coinciding with the Trump administration placing Nigeria on a concern list and Nigeria seeking cooperation with Russia.Well supported4 reports2 developments inside
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Reports on unique train systems and hybrid train-bus transport utilized by several South American countries.Some support1 report
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Claims question victim's wounds following an operation involving the state apparatus in Bolivia.Some support2 reports
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In Bolivia, Indigenous livelihoods depend on in-person activities, and medical archives reveal historical studies of Indigenous bodies.Some support1 report
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Allegations of crimes against a key adviser to the Bolivian president, who is linked to Cambodia.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Bolivian media reported details of a robbery, with Rodrigo Paz citing Marset's arrest and blaming Brazil's PCC.Some support1 report
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Missouri lineworkers provided infrastructure and aid in Guatemala, Bolivia, and Jamaica, while attending a rodeo in Jefferson City.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Arkansas electric cooperatives are delivering electricity to Guatemala and sharing skills in rural Bolivia.Some support1 report
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Morales' supporters demanded the resignation of Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Bolivia is seeking a financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund to address its current fiscal pressures.Well supported6 reports5 developments inside
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Bolivia's central bank is managing gold and foreign currency reserves amid IMF positioning.Some support1 report
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The Central Andes region in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina contains salt flats.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Researchers drove a Jeep across the high-altitude plateau spanning the Salar de Atacama in Bolivia and Argentina.Some support2 reports
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Authorities in Chile and Bolivia are investigating transnational drug trafficking networks after intercepting shipments of suspected cocaine-laced timber.Some support2 reports
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IMF agreement dictates fuel subsidy removal and Christian Morales is appointed Economy Minister in Bolivia.Some support1 report
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International aid grants are being implemented by Counterpart International and Food for Progress across several nations.Some support1 report
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Eloro Resources Ltd. holds mineral property interests in Peru and Bolivia, including the La Victoria project in Peru.Some support1 report
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Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile compete for lithium demand within the Lithium Triangle, with China leading production.Well supported4 reports1 development inside
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Fidel Castro deployed Cuban troops to Angola and advised on Bolivian security matters.Some support1 report
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Bogotá and other Latin American cities are being ranked based on their cost of living, with some being noted as cheapest for expats.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Leaders of Argentina and Bolivia share a political sphere.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Castro met Guevara in Argentina, which is linked to a Bolivian campaign driven by Cuban radicalism.Some support1 report
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Colombia, Honduras, and Bolivia withdrew from the Hague Group on October 5, 2026.Some support1 report
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Che Guevara's life story is detailed, covering his birth in Argentina, involvement in the Cuban Revolution against Batista, and execution in Bolivia with CIA support.Some support1 report
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Bolivia, Washington, and G20 officials issued a joint statement regarding Iran while trade officials outlined a path forward.Some support1 report
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A coalition of countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Chile, Dominican Republic, and Colombia, aims to strengthen regional resilience.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Chile, Colombia, Bolivia, and Costa Rica elected conservative leaders, reflecting a broader shift to right-wing politics in Latin America.Some support1 report
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National Statistics Institute tracks consumer prices and chicken price fluctuations in Bolivia.Some support1 report
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Millicom serves markets including Honduras, El Salvador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.Some support1 report
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Pantera Silver Corp. is advancing its Rakanco Silver Project located in Bolivia.Some support3 reports
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Protests in Bolivia over fuel costs and IMF requirements to end subsidies.Some support2 reports
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Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. acquired and operates mineral properties across Latin America, including assets in Bolivia and Hidalgo.Well supported7 reports
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Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.Well supported20 reports3 developments inside
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Bolivia is establishing new economic ties with the United States through high-level bilateral talks.Some support1 report
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Indigenous groups in Pando, Bolivia, are negotiating contracts related to the carbon market.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Carbon markets are creating pressure on indigenous territories in Argentina and Bolivia.Some support1 report
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Ethiopia and Bolivia are identified as major coffee origin points featured in high-value auctions.Some support1 report
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Paraguay is landlocked, situated between Argentina and Bolivia, and also shares borders with Brazil.Some support1 report
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A crisis unfolds in Bolivia involving a push for constitutional change, exposing laws approved under the leadership of Evo Morales.Some support2 reports3 developments inside
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What's reaching Bolivia
Events traced to Bolivia, step by step, newest firstAround Bolivia this week
News at the entities that move Bolivia most-
BRICS StructuralAn Indonesian play and festival explored damage from careless waste, featuring narratives from BRICS nations.Moves Bolivia
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International Monetary Fund StructuralJohn Healey's budget follows IMF calls for higher rates, coinciding with a Holborn by-election where the Greens gained significant vote share.Moves Bolivia
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El Nino StructuralEl Nino could affect agricultural output across Africa while an IMF official discusses the continent's economic outlook.Moves Bolivia
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Mercosur StructuralUruguay holds the pro tempore presidency of Mercosur.Moves Bolivia
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Colombia OperationalThe International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued a ruling concerning neighboring maritime claims.Moves Bolivia
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Chile OperationalA comparative analysis notes that both Chile and Costa Rica are high-income OECD democracies facing high relative poverty rates, while Trump's actions affect US economic standing.Moves Bolivia
Connections
The 40 strongest of 2,540, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Rodrigo Paz Structural
Rodrigo Paz serves as the executive president, implementing policy and governing the nation of Bolivia.
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YPFB Structural
YPFB is the state-owned oil and gas company of Bolivia, operating under government supervision and regulation.
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Fernando Aramayo Structural
Fernando Aramayo holds formal ministerial positions within the Bolivian government.
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Colombia Operational
The countries engage in coordinated action regarding illicit economies, international policing, and shared political and environmental policies.
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La Paz Structural
La Paz functions as the capital city and seat of government for the state of Bolivia.
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Evo Morales Structural
Evo Morales' political legacy and actions fundamentally shape Bolivia's political stability, legal framework, and social movements.
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Luis Arce Structural
Luis Arce served as the president and head of state of Bolivia.
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Yoshida Structural
Yoshida holds a formal regulatory position within the government structure of Bolivia.
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Rodrigo Paz Pereira Structural
Rodrigo Paz Pereira serves as the President of Bolivia, holding the highest executive office during a period of national crisis.
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BRICS Structural
Bolivia maintains formal partner country status within the BRICS intergovernmental bloc.
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Chile Operational
Chile and Bolivia maintain an operational relationship characterized by strategic mineral cooperation, regional security coordination, and deep economic interdependence via Chilean ports.
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International Monetary Fund Structural
Bolivia relies on the IMF for financial aid, which is contingent upon Bolivia implementing structural economic reforms and fiscal adjustments.
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La Paz Structural
La Paz functions as the administrative and governmental seat within the geopolitical boundaries of Bolivia.
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Argentina Operational
Argentina and Bolivia maintain an operational relationship characterized by shared mineral resources, joint geopolitical cooperation, and transnational criminal activity.
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Carlos Ortega Structural
Carlos Ortega serves as a judge in Bolivia's Supreme Tribunal of Justice, whose decisions are relied upon by Bolivian courts.
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Donald Trump Operational
Trump's administration actively influences Bolivia's policy and security status, while Bolivia seeks political alignment and support.
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El Nino Structural
El Niño events are a major climate driver that causes severe weather disasters in Bolivia.
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Ministry of Defense Structural
The Ministry of Defense operates a military base within the territory of Bolivia.
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Organization of American States Operational
The OAS actively monitors, supports, and addresses issues related to Bolivia's political stability and democratic governance.
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India Operational
India is engaging in bilateral talks with Bolivia to secure critical lithium reserves and processing capabilities for its industry.
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Ecopetrol Operational
Ecopetrol maintains a leading operational presence in Bolivia, particularly in power transmission infrastructure.
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Chamber of Deputies Structural
The Chamber of Deputies functions as a legislative body within the governmental structure of Bolivia.
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boliviano Structural
The boliviano is the official currency of Bolivia, and its value is determined by state policy decisions.
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Blanco Structural
Blanco holds the formal office of Hydrocarbons and Energy Minister within the government of Bolivia.
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MAS Structural
MAS functioned as the dominant governing agency, exercising political control over the state of Bolivia for decades.
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Dakhla Structural
Bolivia plans to establish a formal trade office presence within the location of Dakhla.
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Mercosur Structural
Bolivia has successfully integrated into Mercosur, becoming a formal and current member of the economic bloc.
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Movement for Socialism Structural
MAS was central to the country's political structure.
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José Antonio Kast Operational
Kast conducted a state visit to Bolivia and pledged to normalize diplomatic relations, planning trade and security talks.
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Marcela Flores Structural
Marcela Flores holds the appointed office of Health Minister within the governmental structure of Bolivia.
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Ecuador Operational
The countries are actively engaged in coordinated international policing operations and face mutual threats.
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Central Intelligence Agency Operational
The CIA actively influences Bolivian elections and provides military support to the Bolivian army.
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Benjamin Netanyahu Operational
Netanyahu and Bolivia maintain active diplomatic engagement, including high-level meetings and efforts toward rapprochement.
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Peru Operational
Peru and Bolivia maintain active diplomatic, economic, and security ties, characterized by both cooperation and competition.
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Rohit Vadhwana Transactional
Rohit Vadhwana completed the handover of a consignment while operating in Bolivia.
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Christian Morales Structural
Christian Morales serves as the Economy Minister, holding a formal governmental role within Bolivia.
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Marco Antonio Oviedo Structural
Marco Antonio Oviedo serves as the Interior Minister for Bolivia.
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central bank Structural
The central bank functions as the monetary authority, managing Bolivia's foreign exchange and national currency holdings.
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Cultural Foundation of the Central Bank of Bolivia Structural
The foundation is a formally integrated operational unit of the Central Bank of Bolivia, which is itself a core institution of the state of Bolivia.
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CAF Structural
CAF functions as a regional lender providing financial support to the state of Bolivia.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
35 events- George W. Bush expressed concern about the erosion of democracy in Bolivia and Venezuela in 2006.
- Unitel, a Bolivian television network, operates under the regulation of chief Yoshida.
- Poduje criticized Milei's views on public works while Kast visited La Paz, highlighting political activity in the region.
- A bloc was formed in Bolivia, with a Colombian delegate reading the founding declaration.
- Kast made his first state visit to Bolivia, confirming alliances with Trump, amid Bolivia losing its Pacific coastline to Chile.
- Bolivia's defence ministry filed a complaint regarding radar procurement on October 16, 2026.
- Carlos Ortega serves in Bolivia's Supreme Tribunal of Justice, where his judicial decisions are relied upon by Bolivian courts.
- Orvana reports from Toronto and operates in Bolivia.
- The Don Mario operation by Orvana Minerals Corp. is located in Bolivia.
- Brazilian task force served warrants in Goiás as police requested Interpol notices regarding a drug network operating from Bolivia.
- Bolivia seeks dollars via gold export rules while Houthis strikes on Aramco affect oil prices and central banks discuss rate decisions.
- Bolivia requires exporters to show SENARECOM documentation starting October 1, 2026.
- Global boron production is highlighted, with Chile, China, Bolivia, and Peru listed as significant producers.
- A sanctuary near La Paz, Bolivia, is protecting native felines, co-founded by Vicky Ossio and Senda Verde.
- Dengue risk has been reported across both Pacific and South American regions.
- New species have been discovered in Bolivia, accompanied by expert commentary on local biodiversity.
- Reports on unique train systems and hybrid train-bus transport utilized by several South American countries.
- In Bolivia, Indigenous livelihoods depend on in-person activities, and medical archives reveal historical studies of Indigenous bodies.
- Bolivian media reported details of a robbery, with Rodrigo Paz citing Marset's arrest and blaming Brazil's PCC.
- Missouri lineworkers provided infrastructure and aid in Guatemala, Bolivia, and Jamaica, while attending a rodeo in Jefferson City.
- Arkansas electric cooperatives are delivering electricity to Guatemala and sharing skills in rural Bolivia.
- Bolivia's central bank is managing gold and foreign currency reserves amid IMF positioning.
- The Central Andes region in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina contains salt flats.
- Researchers drove a Jeep across the high-altitude plateau spanning the Salar de Atacama in Bolivia and Argentina.
- IMF agreement dictates fuel subsidy removal and Christian Morales is appointed Economy Minister in Bolivia.
- International aid grants are being implemented by Counterpart International and Food for Progress across several nations.
- Eloro Resources Ltd. holds mineral property interests in Peru and Bolivia, including the La Victoria project in Peru.
- Fidel Castro deployed Cuban troops to Angola and advised on Bolivian security matters.
- Castro met Guevara in Argentina, which is linked to a Bolivian campaign driven by Cuban radicalism.
- Colombia, Honduras, and Bolivia withdrew from the Hague Group on October 5, 2026.
- Che Guevara's life story is detailed, covering his birth in Argentina, involvement in the Cuban Revolution against Batista, and execution in Bolivia with CIA support.
- Bolivia, Washington, and G20 officials issued a joint statement regarding Iran while trade officials outlined a path forward.
- Chile, Colombia, Bolivia, and Costa Rica elected conservative leaders, reflecting a broader shift to right-wing politics in Latin America.
- National Statistics Institute tracks consumer prices and chicken price fluctuations in Bolivia.
- Millicom serves markets including Honduras, El Salvador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Guatemala.
September 2026
12 events- Chile and Bolivia are involved in a historical conflict and maritime dispute, with Chile controlling ports serving disputed territory.
- Jeanine Áñez was detained in Bolivia amid political turmoil involving President Luis Arce.
- A fleet traveled from Havana to Spain, leading to the recovery of Spanish colonial artifacts, including coins, reported by the Associated Press.
- Authorities in Chile and Bolivia are investigating transnational drug trafficking networks after intercepting shipments of suspected cocaine-laced timber.
- Argentina, Bolivia, and Chile compete for lithium demand within the Lithium Triangle, with China leading production.
- A coalition of countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Chile, Dominican Republic, and Colombia, aims to strengthen regional resilience.
- Protests in Bolivia over fuel costs and IMF requirements to end subsidies.
- Bolivia is establishing new economic ties with the United States through high-level bilateral talks.
- Indigenous groups in Pando, Bolivia, are negotiating contracts related to the carbon market.
- Carbon markets are creating pressure on indigenous territories in Argentina and Bolivia.
- Ethiopia and Bolivia are identified as major coffee origin points featured in high-value auctions.
- Paraguay is landlocked, situated between Argentina and Bolivia, and also shares borders with Brazil.
August 2026
4 events- Claims question victim's wounds following an operation involving the state apparatus in Bolivia.
- Allegations of crimes against a key adviser to the Bolivian president, who is linked to Cambodia.
- Morales' supporters demanded the resignation of Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz.
- Leaders of Argentina and Bolivia share a political sphere.
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July 2026
3 events- Bogotá and other Latin American cities are being ranked based on their cost of living, with some being noted as cheapest for expats.
- Pantera Silver Corp. is advancing its Rakanco Silver Project located in Bolivia.
- Santacruz Silver Mining Ltd. acquired and operates mineral properties across Latin America, including assets in Bolivia and Hidalgo.
June 2026
6 events- Bolivia joins a continental defense shield and utilizes a state of exception to charge terrorism suspects.
- Pan American Silver operates mines across multiple countries, including Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, and Guatemala.
- The Russia-Africa Summit was held in Moscow, coinciding with the Trump administration placing Nigeria on a concern list and Nigeria seeking cooperation with Russia.
- Bolivia is seeking a financing agreement with the International Monetary Fund to address its current fiscal pressures.
- Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.
- A crisis unfolds in Bolivia involving a push for constitutional change, exposing laws approved under the leadership of Evo Morales.