AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoBolivian Protests: Bolivia’s unrest is deepening as more than 50 roadblocks persist, fuel shortages hit multiple cities, and at least six deaths are linked to clashes involving state repression and blockades; after Law 1720 was repealed on May 13, tensions shifted toward demands for President Rodrigo Paz’s resignation, with dialogue still stalled. Pando Fuel Emergency: Pando declared a territory-wide emergency over a sharp drop in fuel reserves, warning diesel-dependent services could be disrupted and urging mobilized groups to allow fuel transit. Justice Move in La Paz: Bolivia’s Prosecutor’s Office annulled arrest warrants against two key protest leaders, a condition for restarting talks, while officials demanded blockades be dismantled as negotiations are formalized. Regional Security Crackdown: An INTERPOL-backed operation across Central and South America seized 3,308 illegal firearms and 56 tonnes of drugs, with thousands of arrests—another sign of rising pressure on organized crime networks.
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