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Bolivia declares state of emergency to clear protest blockades

Al Jazeera Saturday 20 June 2026, 20:42 UTC 1 min read
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Bolivia declares state of emergency to clear protest blockades Bolivia declares state of emergency to clear protest blockades Bolivia’s president announces a state of emergency after weeks of nationwide protests and road blockades crippled the country’s economy. Protesters are demanding fuel subsidies be reinstated and increased funding for education. Published On 20 Jun 2026

Bolivia declares state of emergency to clear protest blockades Bolivia declares state of emergency to clear protest blockades Bolivia’s president announces a state of emergency after weeks of nationwide protests and road blockades crippled the country’s economy. Protesters are demanding fuel subsidies be reinstated and increased funding for education. Published On 20 Jun 2026
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