Proceeding contribution from David Leslie Taylor (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 3 March 2009. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Latin America.
Latin America
My hon. Friend may be aware that in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's Latin American country profiles, Bolivia is restricted to about 10 or a dozen words, in contrast with other countries that are the subjects of detailed analyses. Does he believe that Bolivia's relatively weak economic status means that, as a priority for the FCO, it is correspondingly low and vanishingly small? Does he regret that?
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- Biofuels Developing countries Development aid Diplomatic service Human rights Languages Forests Land use Ethnic groups EU external trade Foreign policy Foreign relations Poverty Mining Nature conservation Natural resources Politics and government Nationalisation Migrant workers Trade USA Visits abroad Venezuela Bolivia Latin America
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