Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared fuel subsidies are "killing" the nation and pledged to liberalize fuel imports in an orderly manner, framing subsidy elimination as a national priority that redirects resources from combustibles to schools, hospitals, and infrastructure.
Journalist Natalia Volosin revealed Fernando Cerimedo's business partnerships with Argentine intelligence figures and his connections to US political strategist Brad Parscale, who sought unsuccessful technology investments in Argentina's data centers and AI infrastructure.
President Javier Milei blamed Mexico, Brazil, and foreign political parties for an anti-Argentine campaign while deflecting from his detained advisor Fernando Cerimedo's attempted feminicide charges, amid investigations revealing corruption and espionage within his administration.
President Javier Milei's administration addresses rising bank delinquency while strengthening 2027 political alliances, including acquiring 235 military vehicles and reorganizing weapons regulation amid ongoing economic pressures and opposition criticism.
Libertarian political advisor Fernando Cerimedo faces attempted femicide accusations in Bolivia after activist Nadia Beller was shot; meanwhile, the government admitted economic stagnation, with growth potentially reaching only two percent instead of forecasted five percent, prompting cautious monetary policy relaxation.