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Bolivia buries 20 years of socialism with ‘capitalism for all’ reforms

New president Rodrigo Paz plans sweeping natural resources reforms to boost foreign investment and revive economy

Bolivia’s new president is planning major reforms to unleash a mining and oil exploration boom, burying nearly 20 years of socialism in the Andean nation with a new policy — “capitalism for all”.

Rodrigo Paz, a pragmatic centrist former senator, said his team was working on a package of laws to boost foreign investment in natural resources which would be presented to congress for approval “in the coming days or months”.

“We need a new oil and gas law,” Paz told the Financial Times in an interview while attending an economic forum in Panama. “Bolivia should go for 50-50 [risk-sharing with foreign investors]. I give you the space. You come in with technology and investment . . . I think it’s the basis for business in future.”

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