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Bolivia Ends Road Blockades After More Than Seven Weeks
3 sourcesFirst reported 28 days agoUpdated 28 days ago
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What all sources covered
- Road blockades in Bolivia have been lifted after over seven weeks of protests.
- Protesters demanded the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz, leading to mass mobilizations.
- The end of blockades has improved food and fuel supplies in La Paz and El Alto.
- The governments of the U.S. and fifteen other countries expressed deep concern over the situation.
- Accusations arose about drug traffickers funding leftist movements in Bolivia.
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Βολιβία: Αρση των αποκλεισμών δρόμων έπειτα από 7 και πλέον εβδομάδες κινητοποιήσεων
in.gr· 28 days ago
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Tερματίστηκαν οι αποκλεισμοί δρόμων που παρέλυσαν τη Βολιβία για πάνω από 7 εβδομάδες
Proto Thema· 28 days ago
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Βολιβία: Άρση των αποκλεισμών δρόμων που παρέλυσαν τη χώρα για πάνω από 7 εβδομάδες
iefimerida.gr· 28 days ago