AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoBolivia Security: Bolivia’s justice system ordered preventive detention for three people accused of recruiting Bolivians to be sent to Russia to fight in Ukraine; the suspects face human trafficking charges and will stay jailed while the case proceeds after an operation in Santa Cruz seized more than 50 passports. La Paz Public Safety: The La Paz City Council named Navy Teniente de Fragata Mario Alberto Morales López as the new head of the municipal police, replacing Capitana Ruth de la Fuente Velázquez after a five-year term. Bolivia Economy/Payments: Bolivia is studying whether to integrate USDT into its national payments system as it grapples with a severe foreign-currency shortage, even as it notes it still lacks a regulatory framework for a quick rollout. Water in La Paz: OOMSAPAS says repairs to Aqueduct 1 are finished after accidental damage during private construction, restoring service after disruptions across dozens of neighborhoods. Tech/Global: Instagram and Facebook suffered a widespread outage Sunday morning, with users worldwide reporting access problems. Sports (Bolivia): Bolivia’s Cancheritos were routed 8-0 by India’s Minerva Academy in the Gothia Cup quarterfinals. Travel/Policy: Bolivia published its 2026 visa-free entry list, naming 52 countries whose citizens can enter without a visa.
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