Bolivia: The country that benefits from its migrants, but does not think about them | El país que se beneficia de sus migrantes, pero no piensa en ellos

By Windsor Hernani, Vision 360: Bolivia’s problem is not only the lack of foreign currency, but also the absence of a policy that considers those who generate it—not only exporters, but migrants as well. Projections from the International Monetary Fund outline an adverse economic scenario for Bolivia: a contraction of -3.3% of GDP, inflation above…

Urgent Dollar Shortage | Escasez urgente de divisas

By Unitel: Jubileo on international reserves: “We need foreign currency that allows us to help stabilize the economy” The BCB notes that international reserves amount to $3.612 billion as of March 31, 2026; of that total, $144 million is in cash. [Reference photo] / Experts point to structural changes in the economy Financial expert from…

Dollar Drifts Toward Market Reality | El dólar se acerca al mercado

By El Diario: Dollar value responds to the market rather than the official exchange rate The behavior of the Central Bank of Bolivia’s (BCB) reference dollar value confirms that the Bolivian financial system is moving toward a scenario in which the price of the dollar increasingly responds to real market conditions rather than the official…