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South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun met with Bolivian counterpart Fernando Hugo Aramayo Carrasco to discuss expanding economic and trade cooperation, as well as other bilateral and international issues.

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Latin American nations amp up their concerns over Bolivia unrest  Buenos Aires Times

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Latin American nations amp up their concerns over Bolivia unrest  Buenos Aires Times