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Bolivia's farmers protest land deals favoring industry with blockades and marches · Cyprus Report

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Bolivia's farmers protest land deals favoring industry with blockades and marches

1 sourceFirst reported 6 days agoUpdated 6 days ago

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Bolivian farmers and Indigenous groups are organizing mass protests in response to government deals prioritizing agribusiness and mining interests.
Protesters have implemented blockades, marches, and human shield tactics as part of their resistance efforts.
The demonstrations seek to highlight the impact of industrial expansion on local communities and environmental concerns.
These actions were sparked by recent agreements made by President Rodrigo Paz facilitating access to land for industry.
Participants have traveled significant distances, such as Vivian Palomequi, who walked over 560 miles to join the protests in La Paz.

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Blockades, marches and human shields: Bolivia’s farmers resist as land opened up to industryThe Guardian · 6 days ago

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Bolivian farmers and Indigenous groups are organizing mass protests in response to government deals prioritizing agribusiness and mining interests.
Protesters have implemented blockades, marches, and human shield tactics as part of their resistance efforts.
The demonstrations seek to highlight the impact of industrial expansion on local communities and environmental concerns.
These actions were sparked by recent agreements made by President Rodrigo Paz facilitating access to land for industry.
Participants have traveled significant distances, such as Vivian Palomequi, who walked over 560 miles to join the protests in La Paz.

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