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Bolivia at 'breaking point', president warns protesters LA PAZ - Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz warned Wednesday that the country was at a "breaking point" after nearly a month of protests that have caused shortages of food, fuel and life-saving medicine.

Bolivian president says 'narcoterrorists' behind crippling protests LA PAZ - Bolivia's embattled president on Monday signaled dwindling patience for protests that have paralysed the country, moving closer to enacting a state of emergency that would allow the military to intervene.

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5 things to know about the protests challenging Bolivia's new president Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz warned protesters that if they don’t agree to talk, they will be punished by the law. Earlier in the day, Paz signed into law a bill that paves the way for military intervention in social unrest, while protesters filled La Paz demanding his resignation. (AP Video: Carlos Guerrero; Production: Victor R. Caivano) Vendors shout slogans during a march against protesters who are blocking access to the city, in La Paz, Bolivia, Tuesday, May 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Juan Karita) Demonstrators shout slogans during an anti-government protest in La Paz, Bolivia, Monday, May 25, 2026. (AP Photo/Juan Karita) Vendors hold signs reading in Spanish, “La Paz wants peace and work,” during a march against protesters who were blocking access to the city, in La Paz, Bolivia, Tuesday, May 26, 2026. (AP Photo/Juan Karita) LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Less than six months ago, the inauguration of centristPresident Rodrigo Pazseemed to usher in a new reality for Bolivians reeling from theworst economic crisisin a generation andfed up with two decadesof almost uninterrupted socialist leadership. Long lines at …

Bolivia’s president warns ‘time is running out’ amid protest crisis Bolivia’s president has warned protesters “time is running out” amid a weeks-long standoff.

Bolivia: President Rodrigo Paz warned that the country's month-long crisis is "approaching the breaking point" amid demonstrations demanding his resignation. Context: The nation has experienced ongoing civil unrest ... Fact Check by gemma4:latest https://bsky.app/profile/afp.com/post/3mmvhyeiphj2x

Bolivia at 'breaking point,' president warns protesters President Rodrigo Paz warned Wednesday that Bolivia was at a "breaking point" after nearly a month of protests that have caused shortages of food, fuel and life-saving medicine. The US-backed Paz, who took office six months ago amid the worst economic crisis here in four decades, is battling a groundswell of fury over his center-right policies. The political capital La Paz has been besieged by low-income workers and members of the majority Indigenous majority calling for his resignation.

Bolivia moves closer to state of emergency among large-scale protests Turning to Bolivia now, where conservative President Rodrigo Paz has moved closer to enacting a state of emergency that would allow the military to intervene in demonstrations. For weeks, protesters have constructed roadblocks and taken to the streets demanding the government to tackle Bolivia's worst economic crisis in decades. Some are urging Paz to step down. The unrest has driven up food and fuel prices, and resulted in a lack of basic goods.

Bolivia at a 'breaking point'? Government blames fugitive ex-leader for unrest Nearly a month of anti-government protests and a blockade of the capital in Bolivia have pushed the country to a "breaking point", said the President, as demonstrators call for his resignation. Details by Antonia Kerrigan.

Bolivian president warns country at 'breaking point' after weeks of protests The protests have caused shortages of food, fuel and life-saving medicine and members of Bolivia's Indigenous community have called for the president's resignation.