Hello, what can you tell me about Bolivia? 
 Bolivia, which is officially the Plurinational State of Bolivia, is a landlocked country located in western-central South America. 
 What do you know about Economy? 
 In April 2000, Hugo Banzer, the former president of Bolivia, signed a contract with Aguas del Tunari, a private consortium, to operate and improve the water supply in Bolivia's third-largest city, Cochabamba. Bolivia has the second largest natural gas reserves in South America. 
 Great, any other interesting fact about the economy? 
 The amount in reserve currencies and gold held by Bolivia's Central Bank advanced from 1,085 billion US dollars in 2000, under Hugo Banzer Suarze's government, to 15.282 billion US dollars in 2014 under Evo Morales' government. 
 Do you know how much is now? 
 Sorry, I do not know that exact answer, however, I can tell you a little bit more about their economy. Despite a series of mostly political setbacks, between 2006 and 2009 the Morales administration has spurred growth higher than at any point in the preceding 30 years. A surplus budget of 1.7 GDP was obtained by 2012, the government runs surpluses since Morales administration reflecting prudent economic management. 
 That is very good period for them, how is the situation now? 
 Sorry, I do not have that information available at this time, however, I can tell you that by 2013 the foreign assistance is just a fraction of the government budget thanks to tax collection mainly from the profitable exports to Brazil and Argentia of natural gas. 
 Great, tell me about the demographics? 
 Of course! The veneration of the Virgin of Copacabana, Virgin of Urkupina, and Virgin of Socavon, is also an important feature. Spanish is the most spoken official language in the country, according to the 2001 census, as it is spoken by two-thirds of the population. At legal and official documents issued by the State, including the Constitution, the main private and public institutions, the media, and commercial activities, are in Spanish. 
 This is very interesting, do you know more interesting facts? 
 To mine it would involve distributing the country's salt flats (also known as Salar de Uyuni), an important natural feature which boosts tourism in the region. Portuguese is spoken mainly in the areas close to Brazil. 
 Thank you so much for the interesting information! 
 You're so welcome!
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