Bolivia's neighbors are cutting their own LNG import deals and reducing dependence on gas from Bolivia. The NYT story mentions how Bolivia wanted to export LNG to Mexico and USA via Chile as well at one point.
Bolivia could face economic uncertainty if its gas exports and gas demand drops.
Neighbors Challenge Energy Aims in Bolivia - NYTimes.com: "The new gas-import ventures in Brazil and Argentina, as well as two in Chile, once a potential market for Bolivian gas, all use ship-borne imports, in which the fuel is cooled into liquefied natural gas for transport from exporting countries and reheated on delivery. This increasingly common transport method has provided substantial competition with pipelines in some markets."