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Bolivia Fuel Debt Hits US$800 Million as IMF Money Waits

The Rio Times · 1h ago · 🇧🇷 Brazil

Bolivia Fuel Debt Hits US$800 Million as IMF Money Waits

YPFB owes international fuel suppliers around US$800 million and needs US$90 million a week to keep pumps supplied, while Bolivia's US$1.9 billion IMF programme awaits board and congressional approval. The post Bolivia Fuel Debt Hits US$800 Million as IMF Money Waits appeared first on The Rio Times .

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