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What languages are spoken in La Paz and Sucre?

The official language of both La Paz and Sucre, Bolivia, is Spanish.

However, both cities are home to a diverse range of indigenous languages, including:

* Quechua: Spoken by a significant portion of the population in both cities.

* Aymara: Also widely spoken, particularly in La Paz.

* Guaraní: Spoken by a smaller community in both cities.

It's important to note that while Spanish is the dominant language, many people in La Paz and Sucre are bilingual or multilingual, speaking Spanish alongside one or more indigenous languages.

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