Argentina and Bolivia are both members of the Shield of the Americas bloc.
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What happened
Argentina and Bolivia are both members of the Shield of the Americas bloc.
Who's involved
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Part of
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The entities involved
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- Multiple countries, including Argentina, Colombia, Ecuador, and others, endorsed the formation and expansion of the Shield of the Americas bloc.
- Argentina led the bloc to rebuke Washington.
- Leaders of Argentina and Bolivia share a political sphere.
- Paraguay is landlocked, situated between Argentina and Bolivia, and also shares borders with Brazil.
- A South American organized crime pact was established involving entities from Argentina and Bolivia.