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Bolivian president declares state of emergency and deploys military to quell anti-government protests
Bolivia’s president declared a state of emergency and deployed military forces and bulldozers to dismantle roadblocks set by farmers and Indigenous groups protesting against the government. The protests, lasting over six weeks, involved unions, Indigenous groups, and coca farmers blocking roads nationwide.
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