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10 colour-coded lines over 33 km, which Xinhua describes as the world's largest urban cable network
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10 colour-coded lines over 33 km, which Xinhua describes as the world's largest urban cable network
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It kept running — and added cabins on three lines in May 2026 — while road transport was repeatedly paralysed by blockades and fuel shortages
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A USD 62 million IDB package is to extend the Brown Line and put solar panels on most station roofs; the operator says the Brown Line credit is approved, while the report carrying the figure says the package as a whole still awaits approval by the Plurinational Legislative Assembly
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Mi Teleférico had carried more than 640 million users in a little over 11 years by September 2025, across 10 lines and 33 km
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a USD 62 million IDB package, USD 42 million of it for the Brown Line extension itself plus solar generation at stations, was still awaiting approval by the Plurinational Legislative Assembly when the operator set out the plan in July 2026
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It kept running through blockades and fuel shortages that paralysed road transport, because a cable network's fuel is electricity and its right of way is air
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src-a259a4ff71cddfe8The operator's own site: network, lines and fare products. A continuously updated home page with no publication date.
src-991c86423adfb395IDB news release announcing the approved 62 million dollar loan to extend the Brown Line from Las Villas to Pampahasi and to install solar photovoltaic generation at stations Mi Teleférico manages, with a 21.5-year repayment term. The page states no publication date.
src-21dab96a9ab6f6b6Published 8 July 2026, quoting Mi Teleférico's executive manager Christian Eduardo Rojas. Carries the USD 62 million IDB package, of which 'la ampliación de la línea como tal demandará 42 millones de dólares', solar panels planned on most station roofs, and an airport link served by four electric buses between the 6 de Marzo station and El Alto international airport. Note the tension inside the piece: the standfirst says the USD 62 million is 'a la espera de su aprobación en la Asamblea Legislativa Plurinacional', while Rojas says the Brown Line credit itself 'tiene un crédito aprobado en la Asamblea'.
src-cafc8ce014fdc4e7Bolivian press, May 2026: normal operations continuing and extra cabins added on the Green, Silver and Blue lines, with a quote from the operator's executive manager.
src-cd4df9e6b9e8cbdeXinhua's Spanish service, dateline La Paz 1 September 2025. The ridership figure and the superlative in one place: the system 'opera con 10 líneas de colores, conecta a las ciudades de La Paz y El Alto mediante 33 kilómetros de extensión, lo que lo convierte en la red de transporte por cable urbano más grande del mundo', has carried more than 640 million users in 11 years, and completed its network with the Silver line in March 2019. Also the fares: preferential rates of 1.50 and 1 boliviano, against operator estimates that privatisation could multiply fares up to eightfold, to 20-25 bolivianos (USD 2.9-3.6).