The government of Bolivia has ended the dollar peg, resulting in the devaluation of the boliviano and increased costs for essential imports like fuel.
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Updated Sep 14
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The government of Bolivia has ended the dollar peg, resulting in the devaluation of the boliviano and increased costs for essential imports like fuel.
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