Farmers Clash with Police in Bolivia, Amid Fuel Price Hike
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Shock police launched tear gas on Thursday against protesters, who resorted to stones to protect the blockade of a bridge in Marbán, in the Beni region of Amazonia.
The clashes that broke out yesterday in Bolivia are the first since June when the country's government declared a state of emergency. The post Bolivia: Farmers clash with police against the backdrop of the increase in fuel prices appeared first on in.gr.
Farmers began blocking a bridge in Marbán, Beni region, in protest against a government decree that doubled the price of diesel, raising it to about $1.50 (€1.29) per litre.
In the afternoon hours, the police unblocked the road by gassing. This action increased the discomfort of the blockers who, in the evening, again cut the route Santa Cruz Beni. Source: El Deber Sectores Productivos de la...
Protests in Bolivia Police clashed on Thursday with peasants blocking a highway in central Bolivia in protest against a rise in the price of diesel, in a challenge to the government that maintains a state of emergency, the Armed Forces reported.
Violent clashes broke out in Bolivia on Thursday between police and farmers who blocked a major highway in the Amazon region to protest a sharp increase in the price of diesel. The demonstrations took place despite a state of emergency in force in the country, with the army announcing that security forces had intervened to restore traffic. Police intervene with tear gas The clashes took place on a bridge in the northeastern region of Beni, on a …
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