The Government Keeps Fuel Prices Frozen By
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The Government adopted Supreme Decree 5652, which extends the period of stabilization of fuel prices for a further six months, with the aim of continuing the price policy established by Supreme Decree 5516 and protecting the economy of the population.
The measure seeks to prevent fluctuations in the dollar from impacting the cost of fuel.
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz decided on Thursday to keep the price of fuel frozen for six more months after the prolonged May and June protests and blockades that demanded his resignation.
Fact Sheet: The Bolivian national government, through Supreme Decree 5652 signed on July 9, 2026, froze fuel prices for a period of 12 months to stabilize the country's economy. Tap to see the full context. Context: The measure seeks to safeguard the economy in the face of the current economic situation. The decree also establishes how fuel costs will be calculated after the freeze period. The 'Premium Gasoline' category was eliminated, and nome…
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