bolivianizar

A rare, politically-coined verb meaning to make something Bolivian in character — culturally, institutionally, or economically — most often seen in political or academic writing about national identity or nationalization policy. Not a word most native speakers use in daily conversation.

• El gobierno buscó bolivianizar la industria minera. — The government sought to put Bolivian control over the mining industry.
• El proyecto pretende bolivianizar la enseñanza universitaria. — The project aims to make university teaching more distinctly Bolivian.
• Algunos historiadores hablan de un esfuerzo por bolivianizar la cultura andina compartida. — Some historians speak of an effort to frame the shared Andean culture as specifically Bolivian.

This is specialized political/academic vocabulary — most learners will never need it outside reading about Bolivian nationalization policy or identity debates.