Bolivia and U.S. Reopen Diplomatic Relations

Bolivia's president-elect Rodrigo Paz will resume U.S. ties after 20 years of break, taking office Nov 8.
Bolivia's hydrocarbon production slumped post-boom due to nationalization and China/Russia ties, causing economic recession.
U.S. officials, including Marco Rubio, signaled openness to partnership; Trump sent a message.
Congress approved $3.5B loan, Paz seeks $600M for financial stability.
José Gabriel Espinoza says restored ties aim to attract investors and secure imports.
Paz faces trade-offs on constitutional reform and Indigenous concerns, rejecting IMF bailout and engaging Machado.
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