Bolivia’s government has decided to take strong action against food smuggling along its border with Peru. President Luis Arce has ordered the military to secure the frontier, aiming to keep essential goods within the country. This move comes as Bolivia grapples with economic challenges, including high food prices and fuel shortages. The government has noticed […]
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