(Reporting by Daniel Ramos; Writing by Brendan O'Boyle; Editing by Christian Schmollinger)
LA PAZ, May 5 (Reuters) - Bolivia's senate early on
Friday morning gave final approval to a so-called "gold law"
aimed at strengthening the country's foreign currency reserves.
The law, which allows the central bank to monetize its gold
reserves, will now be sent to President Luis Arce to sign it
into law within 10 days.
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