Bolivian army attempts to clear roads after 11 days of protests
Summary
The Bolivian military police arrested protesters and used tear gas to clear road blockades after 11 days of demonstrations. These protests were caused by fuel shortages linked to a closure at the Strait of Hormuz, despite a deal made between protesters and the government.Key Facts
- Protests in Bolivia lasted 11 days.
- Demonstrators blocked roads during the protests.
- Military police arrested some protesters.
- Tear gas was used to break up road blockades.
- The protests were about fuel shortages.
- The fuel shortages were influenced by a closure of the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route.
- A deal was made on Friday between the government and protesters before the police actions.
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