AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoDiesel Crunch Hits Bolivia’s Transport: Urban and inter-department public transport in Santa Cruz, Cochabamba and La Paz is running on a reduced fleet as diesel shortages persist since May, with fuel queues of 2–5 days and drivers sleeping in vehicles to keep their place. Urban Water Stress in La Paz: Residents in El Esterito report a sewage leak left unresolved for 25 days, despite earlier warnings that a pumping station’s capacity had been exceeded. La Paz Development Proposal: A La Paz project in Marina Palmira would convert a port and boat-storage site into a 107-apartment, 5-bungalow complex with pools, commercial areas and a reverse-osmosis desalination system producing potable water. Bolivia’s Reform and Unrest Backdrop: Coverage revisits La Paz’s June protests and the return of “mano dura” style emergency powers, raising concerns about how security actions affect economic activity and energy supply. Digital Payments for Food Delivery: Peso fintech has integrated with Yango Food so Bolivians can pay for meals in USDT via the Peso app amid ongoing dollar liquidity constraints. Mining & Processing Update: Orvana reports ramp-up progress at its Bolivia Oxides Stockpile Project, including new copper cathodes and gold-silver circuits targeting stable commercial production in September 2026.
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