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Bolivian Transporters Announce Protests Against Withdrawal of Diesel Subsidy

A stoppage of 24-hour activities and roadblocks announced the transporters for Monday, in protest at the total elimination of the diesel subsidy by the government of President Rodrigo Paz, confirmed Evert Chino, leader of the interdepartmental transport of passengers of Santa Cruz.
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The carriers warned that the mobilizations could be extended for more than two days if they do not receive a satisfactory response from the Executive.

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TeleSurtv. Latin American Summary, September 21, 2026 The transporters warned that the mobilizations could be extended for more than two days if they do not receive a satisfactory response from the Executive. The Bolivian transport union announced a 48-hour stoppage in protest at the right-wing Rodrigo Paz's decision to totally eliminate [...] La entrada Bolivia. Transporters announce stoppage in protest for elimination of diesel subsidy was fir…

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Meanwhile, police and armed forces personnel travelled to the trunk routes of the department of La Paz to avoid possible protests over the elimination of the diesel subsidy.

The Tarija micros suspended their service this Monday in protest of the increase in the price of diesel, which went from Bs 9.80 to Bs 17.95 per liter. The measure generated a high demand for taxis truffles, which circulate full and do not manage to cover all users. The transporters analyze a possible increase of [...] The entry Micros stops and climbs the passages from Tarija after the rise of diesel (10:20) was published first in El Diario

On Monday, the Bolivian government tried to stifle the threats of union protests following the elimination of the diesel subsidy decreed on the weekend that affects, above all, the transport of goods and passengers despite the fact that the authorities anticipated that for the moment the gasoline will continue to be subsidized.

PEACE 21 SEP (NOMADA NEWS). – The Central Obrera Boliviana (COB) rejected the government’s decision to eliminate the subsidy to diesel and announced the immediate call for an expanded national emergency to define possible mobilization measures, despite the validity of the state of emergency. Through a statement, the [...]

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Los Tiempos broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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