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Weekly Report - 14 October 2010 (WR-10-41)
BOLIVIA: Morales faces gas setback
President Evo Morales is struggling to provide reassurances in light
of new uncertainty regarding the actual size of Bolivia's gas reserves. These
doubts have emerged following reports in the local press of a new study
suggesting that the proven reserves are far less than initially believed. If
true, this would be a blow to the Morales government given the importance of
developing Bolivia's hydrocarbons sector to his economic plan.
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