AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEl Niño Emergency: President Rodrigo Paz declared a national emergency as drought affects more than 78,000 families across seven departments, with officials warning of possible flooding and mobilizing domestic and international aid. One report says more than 75,000 livestock have died. Trade: September imports jumped to $1.12 billion, driven by a 68.6% monthly surge in raw materials and intermediate goods; consumer-goods imports barely changed, pointing to demand for production inputs rather than a broad rise in consumption. Gold Rush: Chinese-backed mining has transformed Amazonian Mayaya into a gold hub, with dozens of mines and dredges employing thousands. A Bolivian researcher also warns mercury in Amazon fish could harm children’s brain development. EU Relations: A European Parliament delegation arrived in Bolivia to assess the impact of EU development cooperation.
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