Mujica's Death, Food Crisis, and Camacho's Letter Rock Bolivia

Bolivia Today: Mujica's Passing, Rising Food Prices, and Camacho's Letter Former Uruguayan President José "Pepe" Mujica passed away, prompting condolences from Bolivian President Luis Arce. Meanwhile, rising food prices in Cochabamba are causing concern, with reports of shortages of essential goods like cooking oil. The news also covers the ongoing repercussions of a letter written by Camacho. President Arce's statement on Mujica's death highlights the impact of his legacy on the region. "Con el corazón profundamente entristecido, nos despedimos de Pepe Mujica," Arce stated on social media, praising Mujica's humility and fight for social justice. The rising food prices in Cochabamba, with increases of 4-5 Bolivianos for items like "cuartillo" (a type of pasta), reflect broader economic challenges faced by the country. The situation is not limited to Cochabamba, and similar price increases are observed in other markets across Bolivia. The report concludes with a discussion of the repercussions of Camacho's letter and potential internal divisions within the political landscape.