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  1. Protests erupted in Argentina and Bolivia over budget cuts and privatization talks, leading to a state of exception.
  2. Protests in Cochabamba disrupt national production centers while Bolivia engages in talks with the IMF over financial issues.

Protests in Bolivia over fuel costs and IMF requirements to end subsidies.

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Protests in Bolivia over fuel costs and IMF requirements to end subsidies.

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  1. Fuel shortage in Bolivia tests the shift to market prices amid IMF requirements.1 source
  2. Protests in Bolivia over fuel costs linked to IMF demands to end subsidies.1 source

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