AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoBolivia Probes Trafficking of Recruits for Russia’s War: Bolivia’s Attorney General opened three investigations into an alleged human trafficking network that used fraudulent job offers to move Bolivians to Russia for recruitment into the war in Ukraine, with 16 alleged victims identified and prosecutors seeking travel routes and contacts through telecom, travel, and immigration records. Indigenous Protest Leadership: A Quechua Indigenous protest leader explains the roots of Bolivia’s recent wave of strikes and road blockades, tied to broken campaign promises and renewed austerity and repression. La Paz Summer Tourism Push: La Paz expects 80% hotel occupancy and 400,000 visitors this summer, a cultural-lifestyle angle on how the city’s hospitality scene is gearing up. Youth Innovation & Circular Economy: A 17-year-old Bolivian built a functional Wall‑E style robot from recycled landfill materials, highlighting e-waste risks and the promise of reuse. Family & Faith Community Life: Union Chapel’s Family Service returns with music and storytelling, including participation around a Bolivian folktale. Mining Update (Bolivia): New Pacific Metals’ Carangas silver-gold project in Oruro released an updated PEA with a much larger after-tax NPV of $2.65B, driven by adding a high-grade gold zone and scaling up the open-pit plan.
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