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Why Bolivia's Ruling Coalition Is Split Over Keeping Troops in the Streets

Bolivia's government wants 90 more days of emergency rule as a leaked audio ties Paz to a jailed adviser and his coalition loses an ally.

Latin Times

Bolivia's $1.9 Billion IMF Deal Reaches Congress — But Santa Cruz Just Set a Deadline That Could Blow It Up

Bolivia's $1.9B IMF deal is now before Congress, but a Sept. 9 Santa Cruz assembly and a currency float are reshaping the diesel-price fight.

Latin Times

Nadia Beller Took 3 Bullets. Now Her Hospital Testimony Rattles Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz's Government

A shooting outside a Bolivian hotel exposes ties between President Rodrigo Paz's closest adviser and the victim, fueling a femicide and corruption probe.

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'Mano Dura' Policies Return to Bolivia

Rights monitors have documented excessive force by officers, in some instances working in tandem with extremist groups.

International Business Times

Blockades, marches and human shields: Bolivia’s farmers resist as land opened up to industry

Indigenous groups organised mass protests over a series of deals by the president, Rodrigo Paz, that prioritise agribusiness and mining interests

The Guardian - UK

Evo Morales warns of civil war from Chapare stronghold: 'I will not surrender'

Evo Morales speaks out from hiding in the Chapare jungle as Bolivia enters its seventh week of fuel, food and medicine shortages.

Euronews

Bolivia's government is 'stoking a civil war,' ex-president Evo Morales tells AFP

LAUCA EñE (BOLIVIA) - Former Bolivian president Evo Morales told AFP in an exclusive interview on Tuesday that the South American country's government is "stoking a civil war" with its "neoliberal politics."

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Bolivia clears anti-government roadblocks

A 90-day state of emergency has been declared in Bolivia as authorities continue to clear roadblocks that have isolated the capital, La Paz, and other cities

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Bolivia clears anti-government roadblocks after emergency decree, as patrol plane crash kills 6

Bolivia continues to clear roadblocks isolating its capital, La Paz, and other cities

The Independent UK

Bolivia declares state of emergency, deploys military to quell protests

Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz has declared a 90-day state of emergency, deploying soldiers and bulldozers to dismantle disruptive anti-government roadblocks. For over six weeks, protests by unions, Indigenous groups, and coca farmers have crippled the nation, causing severe shortages and economic losses.

The Economic Times

Bolivian President Paz Declares State of Emergency and Orders to Clear Blockades Amid Union Splits

Bolivia's Paz declared a state of emergency to clear road blockades after a union peace deal split protesters; at least 16 have died.

Latin Times

Bolivia's president declares a state of emergency as road blockades choke supplies

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has declared a state of emergency to empower the military to remove road blockades

AAP

Bolivia crisis explained: State of emergency declared after 50 days of protests

Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz has declared a state of emergency after nearly 50 days of crippling protests over economic hardship. The move allows the military to clear widespread road blockades that have led to severe shortages of essential goods. Demonstrations, fueled by anger over rising costs and subsidy cuts, are…

The Times of India

Bolivia declares emergency over blockade crisis

Bolivia's military is poised to crack down on protesters after President Rodrigo Paz declared an emergency following weeks of crippling blockades.

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Latin Times

Bolivia's Cabinet Split Over Mass Protests Between Dialogue and Repression

Bolivia has reached over 30 days of nationwide blockades and protests, ignited by President Rodrigo Paz's neoliberal reforms, proposed privatization of indigenous lands, and judicial actions against workers' unions and former socialist presidents Luis Arce and Evo Morales.

Latin Times

Is Bolivia's Protests Really Just About Politics? Why Bolivia's Drug Cartels May Have a Stake in Toppling Paz

Bolivia's crisis looks political — but the DEA's return, a billion-dollar cocaine trade, and Washington's accusations raise the cartel question.

Euronews

Bolivian ministers resign as weeks of protests against economic crisis rock government

The government has refused to rule out declaring a state of emergency and using the military to control the demonstrations.

Latin Times

Rodrigo Paz Warns Evo Morales His Days Are Numbered as Bolivia Protests Continue; 'Justice is Coming'

In a CNN interview, President Rodrigo Paz sent a direct message to Evo Morales, saying he doesn't sleep at night knowing justice is coming — and hinted his arrest could happen very soon.

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France 24

Bolivian leader's move to slash own salary fails to appease protesters in La Paz

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz said Monday he would slash his salary and those of cabinet ministers by 50 percent in an attempt to end weeks of anti-government protests. But the announcement by the centre-right leader fell on deaf ears, with protesters refusing to end their blockade of La Paz and…

Latin Times

El Golpe Que Se Hace Llamar Protesta: La Crisis de Bolivia Entra en Su Hora Más Oscura

Este sábado, mientras el ministro de Obras Públicas de Bolivia encabezaba una caravana humanitaria ondeando banderas blancas por la carretera La Paz–Oruro, fue emboscado — no una, sino dos veces — por manifestantes y protestantes armados con dinamita.

Latin Times

The Coup That Calls Itself a Protest: Bolivia's Crisis Enters Its Darkest Hour

What began three weeks ago as a wave of economic discontent has curdled into something uglier and more deliberate: a coordinated campaign of violence designed not to win concessions from a government, but to destroy it. On Saturday, as Bolivia's Minister of Public Works led a humanitarian convoy flying white…

France 24

Bolivian President Paz targeted by new mass protests

Bolivian riot police fired tear gas at anti-government demonstrators in La Paz on Friday as unions and Indigenous groups renewed demands for President Rodrigo Paz to resign amid a deepening economic crisis and mounting unrest.

Latin Times

Petro Defends Call for Dialogue After Bolivia Expels Colombian Ambassador: 'We Are Willing to Serve as Intermediaries'

The Bolivian government said the measure responded to Petro's "constant interference" and alleged support for what it described as a "destabilizing movement" affecting Bolivia's democracy

The Guardian - UK

Bolivia rocked by protests as US warns of ‘coup d’état’

Clashes between demonstrators and police in La Paz have entered second week, shaking centre-right president

Latin Times

Golpe a Plena Luz: Bolivia es el Frente de la Guerra Ideológica de América Latina

El gobierno de Paz, respaldado por una comunidad internacional cada vez más alarmada, está sonando la alarma: lo que parece ser un levantamiento espontáneo es, al menos en parte, un intento orquestado del ex presidente Evo Morales para derrocar a un gobierno democráticamente electo y abrirse camino de regreso al…

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