Bolivia cuts classes, government lunch breaks to save fuel
- Bolivia is facing a severe diesel shortage, causing protests and blocked highways in Santa Cruz due to its impacts on agriculture and transportation.
- Farmers in Santa Cruz demand government action to resolve the fuel crisis affecting summer harvests, particularly soybeans, corn, and rice.
- Hydrocarbons Minister Alejandro Gallardo cited foreign currency shortages as a reason for the fuel import challenges and proposed selling diesel at international prices.
- The government plans to allow private businesses to import fuel to stabilize supply and address the crisis's impact on the economy.
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