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Rubio Backs Bolivia's Government As Protests Trigger Food, Fuel Shortages
Protests and road blockades have disrupted supplies to Bolivia’s two largest urban centers, La Paz and El Alto, home to about 2 million people...
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en.mercopress.com
Bolivia's blockade crisis risks tipping into civilian clashes, analysts warn
Bolivia's political crisis threatens to spill over into confrontations between urban and rural populations, after nearly a month of road blockades that have disrupted supplies of…
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punchng.com
US pledges support to embattled Bolivian president
The US pledges emergency assistance to Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz amidst widespread protests and economic crisis. Learn more about the Bolivia protest
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efe.com
Marco Rubio ofrece al presidente de Bolivia asistencia médica y de alimentos ante los bloqueos - EFE
El secretario de Estado de Estados Unidos, Marco Rubio, prometió al presidente de Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, mayor asistencia ante la escasez de medicamentos.
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semana.com
Marco Rubio reitera su apoyo al presidente de Bolivia y anuncia más ayuda de emergencia
Las protestas y bloqueos en Bolivia completan más de un mes y han agravado la escasez de alimentos, medicamentos y combustibles.
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infobae.com
Estados Unidos aumentará los envíos de ayuda a Bolivia ante la crisis provocada por las protestas y los bloqueos
El secretario de Estado Marco Rubio transmitió a Rodrigo Paz el apoyo de la administración Trump y destacó el compromiso estadounidense con la seguridad, la estabilidad y el orden…
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france24.com
US throws support behind Bolivia's president as unrest grows
Washington is pledging emergency aid to Bolivia and is warning against attempts to topple President Rodrigo Paz as his government faces mounting protests and worsening shortages.
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zerohedge.com
Rubio Backs Bolivia's Government As Protests Trigger Food, Fuel Shortages
Protests and road blockades have disrupted supplies to Bolivia’s two largest urban centers, La Paz and El Alto, home to about 2 million people...