United States & Rodrigo Pinto

United States: The United States is rebuilding relations with Bolivia and supports Rodrigo Pinto's efforts to restore order, issuing a travel alert for its citizens.

Rodrigo Pinto: Rodrigo Pinto, the President of Bolivia, faces immense pressure and calls for resignation due to his handling of the economic crisis and the resulting widespread protests. His attempts to stabilize the economy and appease protesters have largely failed.

United States: The U.S. is mentioned as wanting to see Bolivia do well, providing implicit support for the IMF deal.

Rodrigo Pinto: President Paz launched the reform plan that enabled the IMF deal, including cutting fuel subsidies and unifying exchange rates. His administration faces political opposition and social unrest.

United States: Trump's inauguration mentioned as catalyst for conservative wins; not directly involved.

Rodrigo Pinto: Bolivian leader attending inauguration; minor role.

Rodrigo Pinto: Rodrigo Pinto, the conservative President of Bolivia, initiated the new foreign policy strategy that led to the restoration of diplomatic ties with Israel and warming relations with the United States.

Rodrigo Pinto: Rodrigo Pinto, President of Bolivia, attended the signing ceremony of the European Union-Mercosur free trade agreement.