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  1. Protest sectors are active, with indigenous groups operating and protesting across the Amazon and Altiplano regions of Bolivia.
  2. A nationwide crisis has begun in Bolivia, stemming from ongoing labor disputes.
  3. Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency in Bolivia.
  4. Bolivia's state oil company YPFB was involved in a new development after Rodrigo Paz signed a decree on August 17th.

Bolivian government sets fuel subsidy policies involving the state energy company YPFB.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 25
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Bolivian government sets fuel subsidy policies involving the state energy company YPFB.

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  1. The government of Bolivia intervened in the state oil company YPFB due to persistent fuel shortages.Sub-event
  2. YPFB, the state company, handles national oil and gas operations, including a biodiesel plant in Santa Cruz, Bolivia.Sub-event
  3. Government sets new fuel subsidy policies impacting state energy company YPFB.1 source

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Bolivia's state oil company YPFB was involved in a new development after Rodrigo Paz signed a decree on August 17th. All 1 developments

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