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Bolivia to re-engage with international mining community

With president Evo Morales approaching the end of his third term, Bolivia is looking to advance a mining incentive law to make the South American nation more attractive to foreign investors as his government sees the country missing out on the massive mining investments coming to the region in Peru, Chile and Ecuador.

Paul Harris in La Paz
Time for change: Bolivia's government aims to re-engage with foreign mining investors

Time for change: Bolivia's government aims to re-engage with foreign mining investors

Morales swept to power as a wave of Socialist governments took office across the hemisphere a decade ago giving preference to domestic needs, often at the expense of foreign capital. But the diametrically...

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