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Bolivia's Shift from Leftist Rule Sparks New Hope for Lithium Economy

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Bolivia's Shift from Leftist Rule Sparks New Hope for Lithium Economy
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The US has increased military activity off the coast of Venezuela, targeting suspected drug traffickers, amid ongoing tensions and questions about the legality and broader implications of these operations, while Venezuela's Maduro faces internal and external challenges.

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  1. Will Trump Overthrow the Leader of Venezuela?  The Dispatch
  2. Opinion | After 20 years of socialism, Bolivians say no MAS  The Washington Post
  3. After 20 years of left-wing rule, Bolivia has swung right  The Economist
  4. Rodrigo Paz, a Centrist, Ends 20 Years of Leftist Rule in Bolivia  The New York Times
  5. Bolivia's new president rekindles cautious hope for long-stalled lithium dreams  Reuters

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