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- Bolivia resumes cooperation with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration after 17 years under centrist President Rodrigo Paz.
- The Interior Minister said that DEA officials are collaborating with Bolivian authorities to fight organized crime and strengthen border surveillance.
- Bolivia seeks international support to tackle trafficking networks, including cryptocurrency-based money laundering.
- The move reverses the 2008 expulsion of the DEA by former President Evo Morales.
