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Although the government invited the drivers to a dialogue today at 4 p.m., sector leader Lucio Goméz announced that they will not participate and ratify the 24-hour stoppage for Tuesday at the national level. The Choferes entrance will not attend the dialogue and reconfirm unemployment for this Tuesday was first published in El Diario
Fact Sheet: The Bolivian government called for dialogue with drivers to address their demands, but the Confederation of Drivers' Unions ratified a rolling strike due to problems with fuel and roads. Tap for full context. Context: The Minister of Public Works, Mauricio Zamora, believes that commitments regarding fuel and infrastructure projects are being met. However, the drivers, represented by Víctor Tarqui, are demanding concrete evidence of c…
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LA PEACE 03 MAY. (NOMADA NEWS).- The executive of the drivers of La Paz, Edson Valdés, reported that the sector analyzes to participate in the dialogue with the government that will take place Monday at 4:00 p.m., amid the conflict over fuels and other transport demands. The leadership called for a departmental expansion for this Monday with the aim of socializing the conclusions of the national meeting and defining the actions that will take pl…
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