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191 signals for Political · Bolivia

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia21d ago

Turning to Bolivia now, where conservative President Rodrigo Paz has moved closer to enacting a state of emergency that would allow the military to intervene in demonstrations. For weeks, protesters have constructed roadblocks and taken to the streets demanding the government to tackle Bolivia's worst economic crisis in decades. Some are urging Paz to step down.

5.1/10·France 24 English

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia23d ago

Police clashed with anti-government protesters Saturday in eastern Bolivia, with gunfire reportedly wounding four officers, as authorities attempted to clear a road blocked by rural workers demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation. A month of heated demonstrations calling for the center-right Paz to step down have paralyzed the Andean nation, with about 100 protest blockades around Bolivia causing severe food and medicine shortages in major cities.

5.1/10·France 24 English

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PoliticalCrisis🇺🇸United States 🇧🇴Bolivia25d ago

Washington is pledging emergency aid to Bolivia and is warning against attempts to topple President Rodrigo Paz as his government faces mounting protests and worsening shortages.

5.1/10·France 24 English·Washington, District of Columbia

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia42d ago

Several government buildings have been stormed by protesters in the Bolivian city of La Paz, where clashes have erupted over protests against President Rodrigo Paz.

5.1/10·SVT Nyheter (Sweden)·La Paz, La Paz Department

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia42d ago

Policías antimotines se enfrentaron este lunes a manifestantes en una multitudinaria marcha de trabajadores que exige la renuncia del presidente Rodrigo Paz, asediado por bloqueos que tienen cercada a la capital política desde hace más de dos semanas. Apenas seis meses después de asumir el poder, Paz está contra las cuerdas por campesinos, obreros, mineros y maestros que le exigen medidas para enfrentar la peor crisis económica de Bolivia en cuatro décadas. Le puede interesar: Tras veinte años de socialismo, el centroderechista Rodrigo Paz asumió la presidencia de Bolivia .

5.1/10·El Colombiano (Medellín)·La Paz, La Paz Department

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia9d ago

Bolivia's government deployed soldiers and bulldozers to raze anti-government roadblocks. This comes after President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency, which curbs the right to protest and allows the president to deploy the military. For more than six weeks, unions, Indigenous groups and coca farmers have protested against economic reforms and blocked roads.

4.7/10·France 24 English

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia9d ago

Bulldozers sent in to clear roadblocks that have stifled the country as farmers and Indigenous groups protest against conservative president Bolivia’s president declared a state of emergency on Saturday and deployed soldiers and bulldozers to raze anti-government roadblocks that have paralysed the country. For more than six weeks, unions, Indigenous groups and coca farmers have marched through cities and blocked roads across the country with rubble, logs and debris in protest against the conservative government. Continue reading...

4.7/10·The Guardian

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia 🇳🇪Niger 🇳🇬Nigeria10d ago

The Bolivian government has escalated efforts to break a prolonged wave of anti-government demonstrations, with President Rodrigo Paz declaring a nationwide state of emergency and authorising security forces to dismantle roadblocks that have disrupted daily life and economic activities across the country. The announcement came after more than six weeks of sustained protests led by […] The post Bolivia orders security crackdown as govt moves to end weeks of nationwide protests appeared first on Latest Nigeria News | Top Stories from Ripples Nigeria .

4.7/10·Ripples Nigeria

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia16d ago

Bolivia’s former president believes the protests against incumbent Rodrigo Paz will not be resolved through military intervention: ‘If he wants to avoid bloodshed, elections should be held’

4.7/10·El País English

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia21d ago

The law would allow the government to grant the military more power to restore order, as protests and blockades continue La entrada Bolivian president enacts state of exception law amid unrest se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald .

4.7/10·Buenos Aires Herald

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia33d ago

Former Bolivian President Evo Morales said Wednesday protests sweeping the country amount to a broader revolt against what he described as a conservative government aligned with U....

4.7/10·Daily Sabah (Economy)

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia34d ago

President Rodrigo Paz deployed military forces across the country as tension continues to escalate. The government confirmed one person died La entrada Bolivia declares state of emergency amid violent protests se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald .

4.7/10·Buenos Aires Herald

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia10d ago

La medida no supone la suspensión de derechos, pero sí "quedan prohibidos los bloqueos de vías y el uso de armas, explosivos y elementos violentos", según la Presidencia Protestas en Bolivia: cerco a La Paz, una economía agonizante y un presidente en apuros protegido por EEUU El presidente boliviano, Rodrigo Paz, ha anunciado este sábado la imposición del estado de excepción en Bolivia “para liberar las carreteras del país”, tras siete semanas de protestas y bloqueos de carreteras de sectores campesinos y afines al exmandatario Evo Morales, que exigen su renuncia. Paz ha informado la medida con un mensaje en sus redes sociales y otro televisado, horas después de firmar un acuerdo con la Central Obrera Boliviana (COB) para “pacificar” el país, que ha sido rechazado por los otros dos sectores en conflicto: los sindicatos campesinos de La Paz y los seguidores de Morales (2006-2019). “He dispuesto la aplicación del Estado de Excepción para liberar las carreteras del país.

4.5/10·eldiario.es

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia10d ago

Bolivia’s crisis intensified on Saturday as President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency, enabling wider military ‌deployment to clear blockades and restore order after protests brought the economy to a halt over the past 50 days. The emergency declaration gives Paz broader constitutional tools to restore order, such as sending armed forces to clear blockades. While the order goes into effect immediately, the president must notify Congress of the state of emergency within 24 hours of...

4.5/10·South China Morning Post

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇱BL 🇧🇴Bolivia21d ago

https://www.bhpioneer.com/national_news/protesters-police-clash-in-bolivia-after-president-signs-law-enabling-a-harsher-crackdown/article_c60637b6-81e0-5f4d-a2fb-3fcf06814db0.html

4.5/10·GDELT 2.0 Master Files

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia24d ago

A month-long road blockade led by Indigenous peasants has besieged La Paz, creating critical shortages of gasoline and food while driving up prices. The crisis has surfaced deep racial tensions, with residents and protesters exchanging hostility amid economic strain.

4.5/10·MercoPress·La Paz, La Paz Department

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia27d ago

Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz fired Defense Minister Marcelo Salinas and Education Minister Beatriz García on Tuesday as widespread protests continue to disrupt the country. The dismissals come amid weeks of demonstrations that have significantly impacted normal economic and social activity across the nation.

4.5/10·Folha de S.Paulo Internacional

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia35d ago

Thousands of protesters clashed with police in Bolivia's capital, La Paz, amid a wave of protests demanding President Rodrigo Paz resign from his position.

4.5/10·CNBC Indonesia

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia42d ago

The center of La Paz turned on Monday into the stage of a more than three-hour pitched battle in which thousands of salaried miners and peasants clashed with police forces trying to prevent their entry to Plaza Murillo, the seat of Bolivia's executive and legislative branches. The protesters threw dynamite charges at the police, who responded with tear gas. The cordons were not overrun, and the Army, deployed around the square as the last line of defense, did not intervene directly.

4.5/10·MercoPress

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PoliticalUpdate🇦🇷Argentina 🇧🇴Bolivia 🇨🇱Chile+232d ago

The governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, and Peru on Thursday signed in Santiago a joint cooperation agreement against transnational organized crime, in a meeting convened by the Chilean government of President José Antonio Kast and attended by five foreign ministers, four security ministers, and one interior minister. The so-called Santiago Regional Compact articulates five areas of cooperation and will be presented before the 56th General Assembly of the Organization of American States to extend the initiative to the rest of the continent.

4.3/10·MercoPress·Santiago, Santiago Metropolitan

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia24d ago

A former Bolivian president has warned that military intervention will not resolve protests against the current government, stating that political stability requires succession through elections rather than armed force.

4.2/10·El País (Spanish)

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PoliticalCrisis🇧🇴Bolivia 🇨🇴Colombia41d ago

Bolivia expelled Colombian Ambassador Elizabeth García after accusing President Rodrigo Paz of repeated interference in Bolivia's internal affairs. Bolivia's foreign minister subsequently filed a complaint with the OAS, alleging attempts to undermine the country's constitutional order and democratic institutions.

4.2/10·La Tercera (Chile — Spanish)

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia7d ago

Evo Morales , ex-presidente da Bolívia , anunciou nesta segunda-feira (22) a suspensão temporária dos últimos bloqueios de rodovias impostos por manifestantes na região de Cochabamba há cerca de 50 dias. Nas últimas semanas, o país vive uma onda de protestos contra o atual presidente, Rodrigo Paz, e sua condução da economia boliviana. Leia mais (06/22/2026 - 20h59)

4.1/10·Folha de S.Paulo (Brazil — Portuguese)

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia 🇧🇷Brazil 🇵🇭Philippines8d ago

O número de bloqueios de rodovias na Bolívia, em protesto às políticas do governo de Rodrigo Paz, diminuiu após um acordo com a Central Operária da Bolívia (COB), firmado na sexta-feira (19), e o estado de exceção decretado nesse sábado (20). Confirmado pelo Parlamento na madrugada deste domingo (21), o estado de exceção permite ao governo decretar toque de recolher em determinadas áreas do país e usar as Forças Armadas para reprimir manifestantes após 50 dias de bloqueios e protestos contra as políticas do governo consideradas “neoliberais”. Notícias relacionadas: Colômbia vai às urnas neste domingo eleger presidente para 2026-2030.

4.1/10·Agência Brasil·Franca, Sao Paulo

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PoliticalUpdate🇧🇴Bolivia9d ago

Ministerul Afacerilor Externe îi avertizează pe românii care se află sau intenționează să călătorească în Bolivia că, din 20 iunie, autoritățile locale au instituit starea de urgență pentru 90 de zile, pe fondul tulburărilor interne și al protestelor care au dus la blocaje rutiere, incidente violente și restricții de circulație.

4.1/10·Digi24 (Romania)

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