The Bolivian legislature has enacted a law allowing the president to use military forces to dismantle roadblocks created during weeks of protests against the government. This legislative action aims to address the ongoing unrest in the country.
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The Bolivian legislature has enacted a law allowing the president to use military forces to dismantle roadblocks created during weeks of protests against the government. This legislative action aims to address the ongoing unrest in the country.
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