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Bolivia Debt Costs Exceed New Loans by $67 Million
Bolivia paid more in external debt service than it received in fresh loans during the first half of 2026, resulting in a $67 million shortfall. This financial strain is exacerbating a dollar-liquidity crisis, prompting the government to consider IMF support and additional multilateral loans.
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