The US Embassy in Bolivia paid bribes to legislators in Congress.

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Origin: extracted from The US Embassy in Bolivia have been caught paying bribes to legislators in Congress. Senator Ana Maria Crispin just filmed it happening and confronted the Embassy official. The US is directly passing and blocking laws within Latin American countries. · 2026-10-04 15:40