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Medio millón de mineros amenazan el auge de los minerales críticos en Bolivia
Source: Bloomberg
Commodities & Raw MaterialsEmerging MarketsRegulation & LegislationGeopolitics & War
Bolivia is seeking to capitalize on surging global demand for critical minerals, but Paz faces resistance from roughly 500,000 miners that could obstruct plans to overhaul the sector. The conflict creates execution and policy risks for efforts to expand critical-mineral production and attract investment.
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