Bolivia at 'breaking point,' president warns protesters
Summary
Bolivia’s president Rodrigo Paz said the country is at a "breaking point" after about a month of protests. These protests have caused shortages of food, fuel, and important medicine, as many people demand the president resign over his economic policies.Key Facts
- President Rodrigo Paz took office six months ago.
- Bolivia is experiencing its worst economic crisis in 40 years.
- Protests have lasted nearly a month and continue.
- The protests have caused shortages of essential items like food, fuel, and medicine.
- Many protesters are low-income workers and members of the Indigenous majority.
- Protesters are calling for President Paz’s resignation.
- President Paz’s policies are described as center-right.
- The protests have centered in Bolivia’s political capital, La Paz.
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