Anti-government protests and persistent roadblocks in Bolivia are testing the country’s transition to a democracy that’s open to the world economy, embattled President Rodrigo Paz said in an interview Saturday with Bloomberg Television’s Wall Street Week.
Anti-government protests and persistent roadblocks in Bolivia are testing the country’s transition to a democracy that’s open to the world economy, embattled President Rodrigo Paz said in an interview Saturday with Bloomberg Television’s Wall Street Week.
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