Bolivian authorities announced that there are currently no active blockades in the country after a state of emergency was declared. The state of emergency allows for the deployment of military forces to assist police during ongoing anti-government protests that have persisted for five weeks.
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Bolivian authorities report no active blockades following state of emergency declaration
Bolivian authorities have confirmed that there are no active blockades following the declaration of a state of emergency. This measure enables military support for police amid ongoing anti-government protests lasting five weeks.
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