The Power of the Working Class: Bolivia’s General Strike Continues – Struggle – La Lucha
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Bolivian social organizations mobilized demand the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz.
The power of the working class: Bolivia’s general strike continues – Struggle – La Lucha
The general strike in Bolivia has eclipsed the 45 day mark. The main demand of the strike is the resignation of right-wing President of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz Pereira. Paz is aligned with the Trump administration [...]
Fact Sheet: 47 Days into Blockades in Bolivia, Lawmakers Call on Government to Declare a State of Emergency, Arguing That Dialogue Has Exhausted and Urgent Decisions Are Needed to Alleviate the Crisis. Tap to See Full Context Context: Deputy Diego Brañez emphasized that the government must assume its role in the crisis. The regulatory legislation was enacted nine days ago. Senator José Roca mentioned that citizens are suffering from shortages of…
Bolivian journalist Maya Soraide analyzed on CIUDAD TV the political and social scenario that Bolivia is going through after more than 40 days of protests and blockades. She warned about the economic and social impact in different regions, the erosion of the Rodrigo Paz government, the fragmentation of mobilized sectors and the controversy over the expulsion of a delegation of Argentine legislators. 46 days after the social and political conflic…
Bolivia entered on Tuesday to its 47th day of conflicts with 50 active blocking points on roads in five departments, of which La Paz is 19, according to the transitability report of the Bolivian Highway Administrator (ABC). La Paz entry concentrates 19 blockades and is once again the focus of conflicts in the country was first published in El Diario
Sullkata M. Quilla Bolivia fulfilled this Tuesday, June 16, 47 consecutive days of mobilizations and roadblocks, with a total of 50 blocking points in the national road network, according to the latest report issued by the Bolivian Highway Administrator (ABC), expressing its discontent with the current presidency of the country headed by Rodrigo Paz, being one of its main demands the resignation of the president. Miners march on La Paz The measu…
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