El dólar se dispara en Bolivia: de Bs 9,73 a 11,40 ¿Qué está pasando?

🚨 The dollar jumped from Bs 9.73 to Bs 11.40 in just a few days. Is this a temporary correction or the beginning of a further depreciation of the Bolivian boliviano? In this interview on Radio Compañera Mundo, economist Guido Capra analyzes the impact of the new flexible exchange rate in Bolivia and explains why the dollar's value is experiencing such sharp fluctuations. The depreciation is not just a financial issue: it affects the price of medicines, food, imported goods, business costs, savings, and investment decisions for thousands of Bolivian families. In the video, we analyze: 🔹 Why Bolivia abandoned the fixed exchange rate. 🔹 What explains the jump from Bs 9.73 to Bs 11.40. 🔹 How these fluctuations are reflected in prices. 🔹 What might happen to the dollar in the coming weeks. 🔹 Why confidence and expectations influence the foreign exchange market. 🔹 What the government should do to regain credibility and provide certainty. 🔹 How families, professionals, and businesses can protect themselves against volatility. Bolivia needs much more than a new dollar exchange rate: it needs fiscal discipline, clear rules, transparent information, and an economic policy capable of restoring confidence. 💬 Do you think a flexible exchange rate will stabilize the economy or cause the dollar to rise further? Share your opinion in the comments. 👍 Share this analysis with those who need to understand what is happening with the dollar and the cost of living in Bolivia. 🔔 Subscribe to Guido Capra's channel for new analyses on the economy, the Bolivian crisis, freedom, and public policy. #BoliviaDollar #BolivianEconomy #BoliviaCrisis