Bolivia Police arrests 60 people for Cryptocurrency crimes

By cineramaJune 12, 2017Bitcoin Business

Bolivia is one of the countries that has closed its doors to the discussion on Bitcoin and Blockchain technology, although it still cannot avoid its use.

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Bolivia Police arrests 60 people for Cryptocurrency crimes

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