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Bolivia Attorney General Case Could Lead to US Extradition, Minister Says (opens the original)
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Washington has barred Bolivia’s chief prosecutor from the United States and accused him of taking bribes to facilitate drug trafficking. His own government now wants to see the file. The United States has barred Bolivia’s attorney general from its territory. His own government now says it wants to see the case against him. Ministers in La Paz said on Tuesday 29 September that they were asking Washington for the evidence. They are putting the request through the Foreign Ministry. The man at the c
Bolivia Food Prices Climb After Diesel Cut; Minimum Wage Now Worth About US$275 (opens the original)
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Bolivia food prices are climbing faster than wages, and some families in La Paz say their market budget has roughly doubled. The complaints come ten days after the government ended cheap diesel, the fuel that moves most of the country’s food. Official data have not yet caught the change. The national statistics institute, known as INE, put inflation at 1.10 percent in August and 5.02 percent over twelve months. Mothers shopping in La Paz markets on Monday described the squeeze to the television
Spain's Courts Put Venezuela's Delcy Rodríguez in an Awkward Spotlight (opens the original)
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Delcy Rodríguez, Venezuela’s acting president, has surfaced in Spanish reporting on two criminal inquiries, one about oil deals and one about cocaine. None of the reports says she has been charged or formally named a suspect. The Colombian newspaper El Colombiano pulled the threads together on Sunday. It drew on the Spanish outlets El Mundo, The Objective and ABC. The National Court, Spain’s tribunal for major corruption and organised crime, is examining hundreds of her messages with Víctor de A
Venezuela Blackouts Spark Street Protests as Grid Deficit Widens (opens the original)
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Venezuela’s electricity system has been failing for years, and its people have learned to live with candles, generators and spoiled food. This week the patience ran out in several states at once, and the protests reached a third consecutive night. Residents of Guarico state protested through Friday 25 September over long power cuts in Tucupido, Calabozo and Chaguaramas. Infobae, an Argentine-owned news site, reported parallel protests in Maracaibo, in Zulia state, and a new outage on the Carabob
Chile Merges 25 Social Programmes Into Nine After Kast Vowed No Cuts (opens the original)
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Chile’s government says it is tidying up a crowded shelf of overlapping social programmes. Its critics say the tidying is where the spending cuts begin. Chile’s social evaluation office and its budget directorate discontinued 25 social programmes on 25 September. The programmes will be folded into nine new ones in the 2027 budget, The Clinic and BioBioChile reported. Chile is drafting the first budget of a government elected on a promise of austerity. President José Antonio Kast, a right-wing la
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