President Rodrigo Paz enacted Bolivia's $1.9 billion agreement with the IMF.
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Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz promulgated an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) valued at 1.9 billion dollars. The financial operation is officially intended to fund structural economic reforms and bolster the country's international reserves.
Alongside the enactment of the IMF agreement, the Bolivian government implemented measures regarding domestic fuel policy by adjusting the price of diesel. The move represents a significant fiscal and economic development for the administration.
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