**Bolivian and Chilean Police Leaders Convene in La Paz to Coordinate Transnational Crime Response**
*La Paz, Bolivia – August 31, 2026* – Senior police officials from Bolivia and Chile gathered on Monday in La Paz for the inaugural session of the “Reunión de Altos Mandos Policiales y Unidades Especializadas” (RAMPOL). The meeting, held at the National Police Academy, was organized to foster cooperation between the two countries in confronting organized crime that operates across borders.
Representatives from the highest echelons of both nations’ police forces attended the session, which marked the first formal gathering under the RAMPOL framework. According to the organizers, the purpose of the meeting was to “unite efforts in the fight against transnational organized crime,” a challenge that both governments have identified as a priority for regional security.
Details on specific agreements, joint operations, or follow‑up actions were not disclosed in the initial briefing. The event concluded with a commitment to maintain ongoing dialogue and to explore mechanisms for information sharing, joint investigations, and coordinated law‑enforcement activities.
No further statements from the participating agencies have been released at this time.
Article source: boliviaprensa.com | Image credit: El Deber
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