AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDollar Generation: Following a $214 million IMF disbursement and the end of diesel subsidies, Bolivian analysts urged the government to use the breathing room for reforms and production—not simply to fund existing spending. Tourism was highlighted as a way to bring foreign currency and spread income across local businesses. Energy Reform: President Rodrigo Paz has sent a new electricity bill to Congress. It would encourage renewable power and open generation to private and mixed investment. Mining: Eloro Resources reported strong silver and tin results from expansion drilling at its Iska Iska project in Potosí, supporting plans to upgrade resources and advance a preliminary economic assessment. Agriculture: Bolivia’s açaí industry won an Inter-American Development Bank development award for improving supply agreements, coordination and organic certification. Paz is also set to address the FAO World Food Forum on agrifood systems and climate resilience. Food Security: Extreme snowfall and climate disruption have killed livestock and damaged livelihoods in rural Bolivia, underscoring the risks to farming and food supply.
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