- Bolivia is seeking international financial support from the IMF and Inter-American Development Bank amid major city protests.
- Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.
Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.
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Updated Jun 6
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What happened
Protests in Bolivia caused severe shortages of food, fuel, and medicine, and besieged the political capital, La Paz.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The political crisis in Bolivia continues, with a state of emergency declared in La Paz, involving key figures like Marco Antonio and Justiniano.Sub-event
Protests in El Alto and Cochabamba converge, leading to political appointments and unrest in Bolivia.1 source
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The entities involved
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Bolivia
sovereign state in South America
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El Alto
second-largest city in Bolivia
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Cochabamba
city in Bolivia
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Related events
- Justiniano was appointed as the Defense Minister of Bolivia, whose Ministry of Defense operates a military base in Viacha.
- Protesting groups allied to Evo Morales are active in El Alto, Bolivia, leading to a state of emergency declared by MAS.
- Protests in Cochabamba disrupt national production centers while Bolivia engages in talks with the IMF over financial issues.