US EditionRodrigo Paz Goes to the United States for Dollars and Diplomacy
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The president-elect demands explanations about the financial collapse, lack of fuels and uncontrolled inflation. Bolivia’s president-elect Rodrigo Paz issued a direct warning to the outgoing president Luis Arce, asking him not to leave the country and to give explanations about the economic deterioration that Bolivia is going through, characterized by high inflation, dollar shortages and fuel crises. “I have asked Luis Arce that, if he is not go…
La Paz. Bolivia's elected president, Rodrigo Paz, will be managing this week in the United States the re-establishment of diplomatic relations with Washington, broken since 2008, and aid from international credit agencies to overcome the economic crisis.The center-right leader, who will assume power on November 8, plans to hold meetings in Washington with representatives of the Donald Trump government, as well as with directors of the World Bank…
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