Was the State of Emergency Measure in Bolivia Effective and What Are the Reasons for Extending It?
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Rodrigo Paz seeks to extend the state of emergency in Bolivia for 90 more days, arguing that risk factors such as possible new protests, blockades and fuel shortages persist. Gabriel Villalba Pérez, lawyer and political analyst, addresses the issue in France 24.
Marco Antonio Oviedo, minister of government (Interior), told the local media in Cochabamba, central region of the country, that "a decree again for the expansion of the state of emergency".
President Rodrigo Paz will send Congress a proposal that seeks to extend the current state of emergency for 90 days.
The Government of Bolivia announces a decree to extend the state of emergency
After the Minister of Government, Marco Antonio Oviedo, announced that the Executive Body will seek to extend the validity of the state of emergency, the deputy for the Unidad alliance, Julieta Jiménez, said that this measure is necessary to guarantee social peace that the country needs and prevent the rearticulation of radical groups with seditious interests.The entry Only with the extension of the state of emergency is guaranteed social peace …
The Bolivian government will send to the legislature a decree to extend the state of emergency that expires in six days in the midst of voices for and against, growing social unrest and threats of protests.
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