Bolivian government says diesel price hike is an IMF condition amid protests
World2 sources2 countries🔦 Under-reported7m ago
The Bolivian government announced on Thursday an 84% increase in the price of diesel for large-scale purchasers. Officials stated that this measure is a requirement imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) as a condition for securing a significant credit line for the country.
The policy change occurs amid ongoing social unrest, characterized by protests and public demands for the government to reverse the decision. The adjustment to fuel pricing represents a point of contention between the administration and various sectors of the population.
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