President Rodrigo Paz addresses economic crisis and unrest in Bolivia.
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Updated oct 12
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President Rodrigo Paz addresses economic crisis and unrest in Bolivia.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The government of Bolivia, led by President Rodrigo Paz, is seeking necessary reforms by utilizing the powers of Congress. This includes appointing Evo Morales as the new economy minister.Sub-event
- Allegations of crimes against a key adviser to the Bolivian president, who is linked to Cambodia.Sub-event
- Paz ordered a cabinet reshuffle, while the Central Bank managed an FX squeeze and Medina's party broke away.Sub-event
President Paz gains power to deploy military in Bolivia following legislative approval.1 source
Protests forced the president to seek emergency powers.1 source
President Paz addresses economic crisis and repairs international relations amid unrest.1 source
Paz's election ended MAS rule, triggering a political crisis and IMF fiscal adjustment proposals.1 source
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Bolivia
sovereign state in South America
- Andean Precious Metals Corp. operates mining facilities in Potosí, Bolivia, and Kern County, California.
- Bolivia, a major coca producer, is involved in a new geopolitical alignment, with President Rodrigo Paz attending a summit in Florida while Trump directs US forces against smuggling operations in the Caribbean and Pacific.
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