Bolivia deploys army to halt protests after declaration of state of emergency
Summary
Bolivia's government sent soldiers and bulldozers to break up roadblocks after President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency. The protests, led by unions, Indigenous groups, and coca farmers, have lasted over six weeks against economic reforms.Key Facts
- President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency in Bolivia.
- The state of emergency reduces the right to protest and allows military deployment.
- Soldiers and bulldozers were sent to remove roadblocks.
- Protests have continued for more than six weeks.
- The protesters include unions, Indigenous groups, and coca farmers.
- The protests oppose recent economic reforms.
- The roadblocks have disrupted transportation in parts of Bolivia.
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