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An agreement with the IMF, to be approved by parliament, would put an end to a long policy of hydrocarbon subsidies.
The Bolivian public will stop subsidizing fuel prices in January 2027. The decision follows an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced on Thursday by the government of centre-right President Rodrigo Pas. It was decided to “abolish fuel subsidies in 2027" and at the same time “increase specific social assistance expenditures,” the document says. In the poor Latin American country, fuel has been subsidized for almost twenty …
The Paz government is moving towards a policy change after two decades of state price support – In the $1.9 billion loan package
LA PAZ: Bolivia has agreed to eliminate all fuel subsidies by 2027 under a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure a $1.9 billion (RM7.72 billion) bailout. In July, the IMF announced it had reached an agreement with the new center-right government of President Rodrigo Paz on a 36-month loan. On Thursday, the government ...
Bolivia will stop subsidizing fuels since January of next year, following the signing of an agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that was released this Thursday (10.09.2026) by the government. The IMF announced in July a financing program for 1.9 billion dollars to 36 months. The agreement signed by the government [...] Entry Bolivia will eliminate fuel subsidies in 2027 was first published in Foco Informativa.
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