Bolivia has signed a $20 million agreement with the United States aimed at combating drug trafficking and organized crime. This agreement marks a re-establishment of diplomatic ties between Bolivia and the US under the new Bolivian president.
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Bolivia signs $20 million agreement with the US to combat drug trafficking
Bolivia has entered into a $20 million deal with the United States to address drug trafficking and organized crime. This agreement signifies a renewal of relations between the two countries under the current Bolivian administration.
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Bolivia signs $20m deal with US to fight drug trafficking, foreign ministry says
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Bolivia signs $20 million agreement with the US to combat drug trafficking