Countries with which Bolivia is friends and enemies

Bolivia has different relations with its friends and enemies around the world. These relationships may change depending on political, economic and regional factors. Below you can find the countries with which Bolivia is friends and enemies: Friendly Countries:

1. Argentina: It is one of Bolivia's most important friendly countries. Trade, economic and cultural relations between the two countries are strong.

2. Venezuela: There is a strong friendship between Bolivia and Venezuela. Agreements such as oil and natural gas trade have been made between the two countries.

3. Cuba: Relations between Bolivia and Cuba have strengthened, especially with the support of leaders such as Hugo Chavez and Fidel Castro. There is cooperation between the two countries in areas such as health and education.

4. Russia: There is a strategic partnership between Bolivia and Russia. There is cooperation between the two countries in the fields of energy, defense and trade.

5. China: Economic relations between Bolivia and China are strong. China is Bolivia's largest trading partner and invests in many infrastructure projects in Bolivia. Enemy Countries:

1. United States: There is a tense relationship between Bolivia and the United States. Bolivia is critical of United States policies in Latin America and has been subject to coup attempts supported by the United States.

2. Brazil: There are some disputes between Bolivia and Brazil, especially regarding the use of energy resources. Disputes over water resources on the border between the two countries have occasionally caused tension.

3. Chile: There are historical disputes between Bolivia and Chile, especially over maritime access. For this reason, relations between the two countries can be tense.

4. Colombia: There are some political tensions between Bolivia and Colombia. There have been difficulties in cooperating between the two countries on drug trafficking and security issues.

5. Paraguay: There are tense relations between Bolivia and Paraguay due to some border disputes. Disputes over water resources on the border between the two countries occasionally cause tension.