- Protests erupted in Argentina and Bolivia over budget cuts and privatization talks, leading to a state of exception.
- Protests in Cochabamba disrupt national production centers while Bolivia engages in talks with the IMF over financial issues.
Protest groups linked to former President Evo Morales are active in Cochabamba during talks with the IMF.
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Updated Jun 23
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What happened
Protest groups linked to former President Evo Morales are active in Cochabamba during talks with the IMF.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Bolivia
sovereign state in South America
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Cochabamba
city in Bolivia
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International Monetary Fund
international financial institution
Related events
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- Supporters of former president Evo Morales met in Cochabamba while Fernando Aramayo was appointed Presidential Minister in Bolivia.
- IMF discussed Bolivia's fiscal deficit while demonstrations continued in Cochabamba, supported by groups aligned with Evo Morales.
- Evo Morales maintains a political stronghold in the Cochabamba region and is allied with coca growers in Bolivia.
- Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.