Bolivian Fava Beans Eye Global Markets | Haba boliviana apunta a mercados globales

By Erika Segales, El Deber: Bolivian fava beans break into global markets with production aimed at international demand Bolivian fava bean production seeks to conquer new markets Fava beans currently reach markets in the Middle East, Europe, and Central America, and are targeting the United States as a non-traditional export product Bolivian fava beans, produced…

NEITHER STATE NOR MARKET: BOLIVIA’S REAL ECONOMIC PROBLEM | NI ESTADO NI MERCADO: EL VERDADERO PROBLEMA ECONÓMICO DE BOLIVIA

By Oscar Antezana: The economic debate that matters is not ideological—it is strategic. Now that the subnational elections have taken place, it is expected that President Paz will announce several reforms, as he indicated weeks ago. However, behind these announcements lies a deeper—and far more important—question that is rarely asked explicitly: what type of economy…

Robotics Rising Stars from Santa Cruz | Jóvenes cruceños brillan en robótica

By Cristhian Portillo, El Deber: Young people from Santa Cruz establish themselves as leading figures in robotics on the continent Young people from Santa Cruz recognized by Solacyt According to the president of Solacyt, both young men have become regional references due to the strong results obtained in global and continental robotics tournaments in recent…

Bolivia Seeks Markets Abroad | Bolivia busca mercados en el exterior

By Erika Segales, El Deber: Trade, Technology and Agriculture Gain Ground in the Country’s External Economic Agenda This Monday, President Rodrigo Paz continues his international agenda with bilateral meetings in Brazil, and a delegation of 80 business leaders will participate in a dialogue in São Paulo. The approval of an investment law remains pending. Trade,…

Fuel Shock for Bolivia | Choque Energético para Bolivia

By Francesco Zaratti: The Perfect Storm for YPFB: Between Internal Sabotage and Global Chaos During the recent gasoline crisis, sector authorities have repeatedly denounced internal sabotage within YPFB. However, since no perpetrators have been identified, we are most likely facing “culpable omissions” in procurement logistics, quality certification, and storage. The result is a profound erosion…