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1 week ago | 
bloomberg.com | Marcelo Rochabrun |Sergio Joaquin Mendoza
O homem mais rico de uma das nações mais pobres da América Latina está em uma missão para salvar seu país. O bilionário boliviano Marcelo Claure diz estar pronto para usar seu poder financeiro para derrotar o partido socialista no poder e instalar um presidente pró-mercado nas eleições deste ano. O país enfrenta sua pior crise econômica em décadas, com inflação em alta e a crescente escassez de combustível afetando a vida cotidiana.
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2 months ago | 
bloomberg.com | Sergio Joaquin Mendoza |Marcelo Rochabrun
Bolivia’s new state gold trading firm plans to quadruple purchases this year as a way of boosting reserves of the high-flying metal for the nation’s struggling central bank. Known as Epcoro, the company has already bought a ton of gold this year from small-scale Bolivian producers, compared with a total of 2.4 tons last year, Chief Executive Officer Pablo Cesar Perez said.
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2 months ago | 
bloomberg.com | Sergio Joaquin Mendoza |Marcelo Rochabrun
La boliviana Empresa Estatal de Producción y Comercialización del Oro prevé cuadruplicar las compras del metal este año para aumentar las reservas en el banco central del país. Conocida también como Epcoro, ya ha comprado este año una tonelada de oro a pequeños productores bolivianos, en comparación con un total de 2,4 toneladas el año pasado, dijo el gerente ejecutivo, Pablo César Pérez.
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2 months ago | 
bloomberg.com | Sergio Joaquin Mendoza |Marcelo Rochabrun
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
bloomberg.com | Andy Lin |Hallie Gu |Nguyen Xuan Quynh |Helen Nyambura |Sergio Joaquin Mendoza
Representantes de China han estado recorriendo el mundo, explorando desde plantaciones de nueces de macadamia en Kenya hasta operaciones ganaderas en Bolivia. Todo como parte de una iniciativa para diversificar fuentes de alimentos y reducir la dependencia de proveedores occidentales. En momentos que la geopolítica divide al mundo en distintos bloques, esta pérdida de cuota de mercado para las naciones aliadas de EE.UU. ha sido una victoria para los países del “Sur Global”.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
news.bloomberglaw.com | Sergio Joaquin Mendoza
The Bolivian government sent a bill to Congress to approve a Chinese credit for $329m to build the zinc refining plant in Oruro, Development Planning Minister Sergio Cusicanqui said in a webcast press conference.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
bloomberg.com | Andy Lin |Hallie Gu |Nguyen Xuan Quynh |Helen Nyambura |Sergio Joaquin Mendoza
China’s quest to feed itself has taken it as far as Kenya’s macadamia nut groves and Bolivia’s cattle ranches, as part of a push in recent years to diversify food sources away from traditional Western suppliers. The market-share loss for US-allied nations is a win for countries from the Global South, which Beijing has sought to court as geopolitics increasingly cleaves the world into distinct blocs.
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Nov 14, 2024 | 
bloomberg.com | Sergio Joaquin Mendoza
El gobierno socialista de Bolivia está liberalizando el mercado de combustible en un intento por aliviar la escasez que paraliza a las empresas. El gobierno dijo que permitirá a las empresas privadas importar combustible y venderlo a precios de mercado, lo que pondría fin de manera efectiva al monopolio de la empresa estatal de petróleo y gas, YPFB. Anteriormente, YPFB compraba gasolina y diésel a precios internacionales y los vendía a precios subsidiados localmente.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
bnnbloomberg.ca | Sergio Joaquin Mendoza
(Bloomberg) -- Bolivia’s central bank is easing its rules on national gold reserves, potentially allowing it to access more liquidity to pay for imports and address a crippling fuel shortage. The resolution, issued by the board this week, allows the bank to report its gold holdings twice a year: on Nov. 5 and May 5. By law, the institution must keep at least 22 tons of the metal, but the change could potentially allow it to drop below this level between the reporting dates.
