Bolivia

According to ALLCITYCODES.COM, the area code for Bolivia is 591. It is located in the South American Numbering Plan (SANP), and is one of the countries in the SANP system that makes international calls to and from other countries. The 591 code is used to make calls within Bolivia, as well as making international calls to and from other countries in the SANP system. The country has a number of landline operators such as Entel, Nuevatel, Viva, Tigo, and others, all of which offer competitive rates for local, regional, and international calls. In addition to landlines, there are several mobile networks in Bolivia such as Entel (GSM/UMTS/LTE), Nuevatel (GSM/UMTS/LTE), Viva (GSM/UMTS/LTE) and Tigo (CDMA). Customers can purchase prepaid sim cards from any of these providers in order to make calls to local numbers or international numbers within the SANP system. All of these networks offer competitive rates for both local and international calls. For those who need to make international calls from Bolivia outside of the SANP system, there are several third-party service providers that offer competitive rates on making such calls. These include International Call Cards (ICC), which allow customers to purchase calling minutes at a discounted rate; World Phone Card International Calling Services; VoIP services such as Skype; prepaid calling cards; or through VoIP apps like Viber or Whatsapp. Bolivia’s politics are led by the current president, Evo Morales, who is the country’s first indigenous president. He was elected in 2006 and re-elected in 2009 and 2014. President Morales has introduced a number of progressive reforms that have helped reduce poverty and inequality in the country. His government has also focused on environmental protection and economic diversification. Bolivia has a strong tradition of social movements and organizations, which have been involved in various campaigns to promote democracy and social justice. These organizations have had a major role in shaping Bolivia’s politics, especially during the 21st century. In addition to President Morales’ initiatives, they have worked to bring about positive changes for the people of Bolivia.