All right, Alexander, let's talk about the attempted coup in Bolivia, attempted, failed.

And when you dig into the story a bit about Bolivia and why this coup might have taken place,

you come up with some interesting information, which is that Bolivia is sitting on

21 million tons of lithium. Bolivia wants to enter bricks. Belivia, I believe Bolivia has cut

off diplomatic ties with Israel over the war in Gaza.

Okay.

And I also read, I haven't been able to confirm this.

I haven't at the time to confirm this.

But I also read that Bolivia is in negotiations with Russia or working with Russia to

start to build or construct nuclear

reactors? I'm not quite sure on that one. But definitely reasons if you're a three-letter

agency to be upset with Bolivia and to try to coup out the current administration. What are your thoughts on what's going on to Bolivia? On the current administration.

What are your thoughts on what's going on in Bolivia?

On the last point, the Bolivian president,

the one who they've just attempted to overthrow,

was just recently in Russia,

where he attended the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. In fact, he participated in the plenary session,

where he was the major guest alongside President Putin. So, yes, they are planning all kinds of

economic links. They want to join the bricks. They want to, as you correctly say, develop all kinds of commercial and other business

relations and nuclear power undoubtedly does feature in all of this. So all sorts of reasons,

an overabundance of reasons why somebody might not be happy about the direction that Bolivia is currently taking

and why there might be an attempt by people who want to change Bolivia's direction to mount a coup.

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