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  1. Bolivia is seeking international financial support from the IMF and Inter-American Development Bank amid major city protests.
  2. Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.
  3. Protests are occurring in La Paz and El Alto, Bolivia, driven by economic reforms and shortages.

Protesting groups allied to Evo Morales are active in El Alto, Bolivia, leading to a state of emergency declared by MAS.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 20
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Protesting groups allied to Evo Morales are active in El Alto, Bolivia, leading to a state of emergency declared by MAS.

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Evo MoralesBoliviaEl Alto

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  1. The Federation of El Alto drivers operates in Bolivia, with union leader Lucio Gómez testing state exception limits.Sub-event
  2. MAS declared a state of emergency in El Alto to restore order amid protests allied with Evo Morales.1 source
  3. Escalation: Morales' allies are actively working to destabilize Bolivia.1 source

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Protests are occurring in La Paz and El Alto, Bolivia, driven by economic reforms and shortages. All 2 developments

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