GAMLP, Gobierno del municipio de La Paz
The Autonomous Municipal Government of La Paz, known as GAMLP, is the local government body responsible for the administration of the city of La Paz.
La Paz has a rich history of administrative autonomy dating back to its foundation in 1548.
GAMLP plays a critical role in preserving the cultural heritage of La Paz and promoting local traditions.
GAMLP provides essential services to residents, including urban planning, public transportation, and social programs.
The municipality's headquarters are in Palacio Consistorial, a historic landmark in La Paz's old town.
Location: La Paz Department
Website: lapaz.bo
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The Autonomous Municipal Government of La Paz, known as GAMLP, is the local government body responsible for the administration of the city of La Paz.
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