Bolivia is in the midst of a political reshuffling that could alter its minerals future.
For decades, Bolivia’s socialist government has kept the country poor and starved of foreign investment. On top of that, the complex internal political situation between the indigenous population (who live in the regions containing these vast lithium reserves) and the rest of the country, makes accessing these minerals complicated.
A more market-friendly government may embrace foreign investment, but that could upset local communities. Even if they can figure that out, the Bolivians couldn’t have chosen a more challenging time; global demand is entering a lull driven by unsteady US industrial policy and Chinese demand for raw minerals is fading.
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