The Government of Bolivia announced a projected law on Wednesday, October 7, aimed at enabling the Armed Forces to participate in the fight against organized crime in an "exceptional" manner. The legislation is designed to grant the military greater capacity to respond to criminal threats.
The announcement was detailed by Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz, marking a significant policy shift toward involving military personnel in internal security operations targeting organized crime syndicates within the country.
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