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191 signals for Political · Bolivia

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia62d ago

Cuban criticized Belarusian in Minsk [4 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia62d ago

Belarus criticized in Grodno [10 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia62d ago

Belarus criticized in Minsk [10 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia62d ago

Belarusian criticized Rights Group in Belarus [4 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia63d ago

Belarus criticized Europe in Belarus [5 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia63d ago

Polish criticized Intelligence in Belarus [6 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia63d ago

Belarus criticized in Minsk [10 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia63d ago

Belarus criticized in Belarus [8 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia63d ago

Rights Group criticized Belarus in Minsk [4 sources]

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia41d ago

Recent protests against the government in Bolivia constitute a "coup d'État," the number two official in American diplomacy assessed on Tuesday, marking his support for center-right president Rodrigo Paz, who is in the sights of the contestation.

5.7/10·RFI Français

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia64d ago

Ukraine criticized Russia in Belarus [5 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia67d ago

Belarus issued criticism in Minsk [4 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia68d ago

Swiss expressed disapproval of Belarusian in Belarus [10 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia69d ago

Scientist issued criticism in Belarus [5 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia70d ago

Belarus expressed disapproval of Government in Belarus [10 sources]

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia71d ago

Russia expressed disapproval of Belarus in Minsk [4 sources]

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia33d ago

Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz has warned the country is "at breaking point" after a month of anti-government protests that have led to seven deaths and hundreds of arrests.

5.5/10·Joy FM Online (Ghana)

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia 🇨🇴Colombia 🇺🇸United States40d ago

Bolivia's government expelled Colombia's ambassador to La Paz on Wednesday, accusing President Gustavo Petro of interfering in its internal affairs after he described ongoing Bolivian protests as a 'popular insurrection.' The diplomatic escalation marks a shift from Bolivia's domestic political crisis—now in its 15th day—into a regional confrontation, with La Paz filing a complaint with the Organization of American States while receiving support from the United States and other regional governments.

5.5/10·MercoPress·La Paz, La Paz

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PoliticalUpdate🇮🇳India 🇩🇪Germany 🇧🇴Bolivia+210d ago

<p>None of the local die-hard sports fans in my life back in 1994 expressed much interest in the World Cup.</p><p>I wasn't even aware that such a tournament existed or that <a class="Link" href="https://www.wttw.com/playlist/2026/06/11/soldier-field-1994-fifa-world-cup" target="_blank" >Chicago </a>was among the hosts that year until an uncle from India gave me and my siblings a shoutout in a brief note written in English at the end of an Urdu-penned aerogram addressed to my mother.</p><p>The languid police chase with the white Ford Bronco carrying O.J. Simpson and Al Cowlings likely <a class="Link" href="https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6844638/2026/06/11/world-cup-1994-oj-simpson/" target="_blank" >lured my attention away</a> from the <a class="Link" href="https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6757908/2026/06/09/diana-ross-penalty-1994-world-cup/" target="_blank" >opening ceremony</a> 32 years ago at Soldier Field, where Oprah Winfrey fell through the stage and Diana Ross missed a staged penalty kick as she sang "I'm Coming Out."</p><p>But I also don't remember the subsequent World Cup games played on the Bears' home turf and at eight other stadiums across the country following the June 17, 1994, festivities and inaugural match between Germany and Bolivia. </p><div class="RichTextSidebarModule Enhancement" data-module data-align-center><a class="AnchorLink" id="module-f40000" name="module-f40000"></a> <div class="RichTextSidebarModule-title">Columnists bug</div> <div class="RichTextModule-items RichTextBody"><h2>Columnists</h2><br><i>In-depth political coverage, sports analysis, entertainment reviews and cultural commentary.</i><br></div> </div><p>I'm sure the soccer gods were calling all sorts of fouls on me and the majority of Americans who were <a class="Link" href="https://www.nytimes.com/1994/06/17/IHT-the-world-cup-begins-today-in-us-before-an-ambivalent-home-audience.html" target="_blank" >oblivious or indifferent</a> as a <a class="Link" href="https://apnews.com/article/world-cup-1994-82aa012dd9a3c94d6c6b4f52ca9b5c16" target="_blank" >record 3.59 million</a> filled the stands.</p> <p>This time, I'm less clueless thanks to my soccer-loving friends and family, as well as the rising stature of the sport that has helped familiarize me with Mia Hamm, Megan Rapinoe, Mohamed Salah, <a class="Link" href="https://apnews.com/article/world-cup-argentina-lionel-messi-6bdb86e04ed24187b4321cdeed542d4c" target="_blank" >Lionel Messi</a> and other GOATs.

5.3/10·Chicago Sun-Times

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia35d ago

Rodrigo Paz said he will cut his salary and the salaries of cabinet ministers by 50 percent following weeks of anti-government protests across Bolivia. Paz announced the measure in the city of Sucre, saying the pay reduction was part of his commitment to easing tensions and responding to public frustration over the country’s worsening economic […] The post Bolivia’s president cuts salary by 50% amid escalating anti-government protests appeared first on Khaama Press .

5.3/10·Khaama Press (Afghanistan)·Sucre, Chuquisaca Department

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia23d ago

Protests in Bolivia escalated on Saturday with a violent confrontation between demonstrators and police in San Julián, in the country's eastern region. More than 20 people were injured, including six police officers, four of whom were shot.

5.2/10·Folha de S.Paulo·San Julián, Santa Cruz

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia24d ago

Bolivian police and military cleared a major supply road on June 5 to allow food deliveries to La Paz and El Alto after more than a month of protests demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation amid an acute economic crisis.

5.2/10·RFI Français·La Paz, La Paz

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia33d ago

President Rodrigo Paz declared Bolivia at a 'breaking point' after nearly a month of protests that have depleted supplies of food, fuel, and medicines. The capital La Paz is surrounded by demonstrations from low-income and Indigenous workers opposing his center-right policies and calling for his resignation, intensifying pressure on a government already managing the country's worst economic crisis in four decades.

5.2/10·France 24 World·La Paz, La Paz Department

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia40d ago

Clashes between demonstrators and police in La Paz have entered their second week, with road blockades spreading across Bolivia and turning the capital's centre into a battleground. The unrest represents the most serious challenge to President Rodrigo Paz Pereira's six-month-old administration, which took office after nearly two decades of left-wing Movimiento al Socialismo (MAS) rule.

5.2/10·The Guardian World·La Paz, La Paz

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia14d ago

Bolivia's government has opted to wear down the social protests that have shaken the country for about six weeks, rather than resort to a hard line. President Rodrigo Paz promulgated a law regulating states of exception in early June, but has so far not ordered the deployment of the Armed Forces to clear the roads, leaning instead toward exhausting the protesters and dismantling the movements demanding his resignation through the detention or persuasion of their leaders. "The new Bolivia will be built with dialogue, without giving way to violence," said presidential spokesman José Luis Gálvez.

5.1/10·MercoPress

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