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Bolivia political crisis and Morales arrest warrants

Overview

In May 2026, a Bolivian judge declared former president Evo Morales in contempt and issued an arrest warrant over human-trafficking allegations, prompting supporters to fortify his hideout in the Chapare jungle. This escalated into nationwide road blockades led by campesino groups, the Túpac Katari federation, and the Central Obrera Boliviana, cutting supplies and causing dozens of deaths. President Rodrigo Paz responded on 20 June with a 90-day state of exception, deploying the army to clear barricades. By 23 June, major highways reopened.

Legal actions intensified throughout July and August 2026. On 29 July, the Fiscalía General issued an arrest warrant for Morales, signed by prosecutor Brayan Melgar, accusing him of terrorism, armed uprising, and criminal association related to the 53-day protests. A subsequent warrant was issued as the prosecutor’s office opened 114 criminal cases involving 335 individuals. Morales has rejected these charges as political persecution, stating, “No nos van a intimidar” (“They will not intimidate us”).

Tensions have escalated into direct threats of violence. Cocalero leaders in the Trópico de Cochabamba warned that security personnel entering the region to target Morales “will not leave alive,” following Morales’s allegations of an assassination plot orchestrated by President Paz and Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano. In response, coca grower organizations have increased surveillance of military barracks, and the Six Coca Federations scheduled a massive demonstration for 26 August to defend Morales.

Entities

Brayan Melgar · Rodrigo Paz · Bolivia · Evo Morales · Central Obrera Boliviana (COB)

Claims

What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[● 31 SOURCES] The blockades lasted about 53 days in May–June 2026, causing shortages of food, fuel and medicines and at least 16 deaths, 13 of them due to lack of medical care.
[● 28 SOURCES] The accusations relate to Morales’ alleged involvement in road blockades that lasted 53 days in May‑June 2026.
[● 28 SOURCES] The warrant accuses Morales of terrorism, armed uprising, attacks on transport and public‑service security, criminal association and public incitement to crime.
[● 27 SOURCES] Economic losses from the blockades were estimated at over US$3 billion.
[● 27 SOURCES] Morales posted on X “No nos van a intimidar” (“They will not intimidate us”) in response to the arrest warrant.
[● 26 SOURCES] Bolivian prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for former president Evo Morales on 29 July 2026.
[● 25 SOURCES] President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency on 20 June 2026, allowing the army to assist police in clearing the blockades.
[● 23 SOURCES] The investigation originates from a complaint by the Civic Committee Pro Santa Cruz, later supported by the Ministry of Government.
[● 21 SOURCES] Prosecutor Brayan Melgar issued a capture order for Evo Morales on 29 July 2026.
[● 21 SOURCES] At least 16 people died during the blockades, 13 of them because of lack of medical care.
[● 21 SOURCES] Anti‑corruption prosecutor Brayan Melgar signed the arrest warrant for Evo Morales.
[● 20 SOURCES] Bolivian Fiscalía issued an arrest warrant for Evo Morales on charges of terrorism and armed uprising.
[● 20 SOURCES] The blockades caused shortages of food, fuel and medical oxygen.
[● 20 SOURCES] Police are instructed to capture Evo Morales and transfer him to the Special Police Unit for Anti‑Corruption.
[● 17 SOURCES] The capture order also names COB leader Marco Argollo and campesino leader Vicente Salazar, both currently detained.
[● 15 SOURCES] Bolivia's public prosecutor ordered the arrest of former President Evo Morales.
[● 15 SOURCES] The road blockades lasted about 53 days and caused shortages of food, fuel and medicines.
[● 12 SOURCES] Bolivia's Santa Cruz prosecutor Brayan Melgar issued a capture order for Evo Morales on 29 July 2026.
[● 12 SOURCES] On 24 May 2026 Evo Morales posted on X that President Paz had “two paths”: militarise the country or call elections within 90 days.
[● 12 SOURCES] Evo Morales is charged with armed uprising against state security and sovereignty.
[● 11 SOURCES] The blockades aimed to force President Rodrigo Paz to resign.
[● 10 SOURCES] Prosecutor Brayan Melgar issued an arrest warrant for Evo Morales.
[● 10 SOURCES] The charges relate to Morales' alleged involvement in road blockades that lasted 53 days in May‑June 2026.
[● 10 SOURCES] The blockades resulted in at least 16 deaths, 13 of which were due to lack of timely medical care.
[● 10 SOURCES] Anti‑corruption prosecutor Brayan Melgar signed the arrest order.
[● 9 SOURCES] Bolivia’s Fiscalía issued an arrest warrant for Evo Morales.
[● 9 SOURCES] The blockades resulted in at least 16 deaths, 13 of them due to lack of medical care.
[● 8 SOURCES] Morales has denied the accusations, calling the process political persecution and saying “they will not intimidate us.”
[● 8 SOURCES] Police have not yet executed the capture order; officials say they will act when circumstances are appropriate.
[● 8 SOURCES] Evo Morales is accused of terrorism, armed uprising and other crimes linked to the road blockades.
[● 8 SOURCES] Economic losses from the blockades exceeded $3 billion.
[● 6 SOURCES] Morales remains in the Chapare region, where he is shielded from police action.
[● 5 SOURCES] Morales is charged with terrorism, armed uprising against state security and sovereignty, attacks on transport security, criminal association, public incitement to delinquency and attacks on public‑to
[● 5 SOURCES] Bolivia's Attorney General Rocher Mariaka issued a new arrest warrant for former president Evo Morales.
[● 5 SOURCES] The warrant relates to Morales's alleged role in anti‑government protests that took place in May and June.
[● 5 SOURCES] The protests involved dozens of road blockades across much of Bolivia for about fifty days.
[● 5 SOURCES] The investigation includes accusations of an armed uprising and terrorism.
[● 5 SOURCES] The emergency aimed to clear blockades that caused shortages of fuel, food and medicines in La Paz and El Alto.
[● 5 SOURCES] Evo Morales is 66 years old and resides in Chapare, a rural central region of Bolivia.
[● 5 SOURCES] Morales previously faced a 2024 arrest warrant for alleged child trafficking, a charge he denies.
[● 4 SOURCES] The blockades caused at least 16 deaths, 13 of them due to lack of medical care.
[● 4 SOURCES] Morales posted on X stating “No nos van a intimidar” in response to the arrest warrant.
[● 3 SOURCES] A previous capture order exists for Morales related to a case of aggravated child‑trafficking; a judge in Tarija declared him in rebellion for not appearing in court.
[● 3 SOURCES] The warrant relates to Morales’ alleged involvement in road blockades in May‑June demanding President Rodrigo Paz’s resignation.
[● 3 SOURCES] The blockades lasted 53 days and caused shortages of food, fuel and medical oxygen.
[● 3 SOURCES] Bolivia’s Fiscalía issued a capture order for Evo Morales on 29 July 2026.
[● 3 SOURCES] The complaint was filed by the Civic Committee pro Santa Cruz and later supported by Minister of Government Marco Antonio Oviedo.
[● 2 SOURCES] Evo Morales is charged with attacks on the safety of transport means.
[● 2 SOURCES] Evo Morales is charged with attacks on public services.
[● 2 SOURCES] The capture order also includes COB leader Marco Argollo and campesino leader Vicente Salazar.
[● 2 SOURCES] Evo Morales has been residing in the Chapare region since October 2024, protected by supporters.
[○ 1 SOURCE] Prosecutor‑general Roger Mariaca announced the warrant.
[○ 1 SOURCE] A second arrest order was issued for Evo Morales related to the 53‑day blockades.

Timeline

about 2 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Evo Morales faces new arrest warrant in Bolivia over 53‑day protest blockades
Bolivia's prosecutor issued a new arrest warrant for ex‑president Evo Morales, charging him with terrorism and other crimes tied to the 53‑day road blockades that challenged President Rodrigo Paz.
2 months ago

[POLITICS] 70 sources
Bolivia issues arrest warrant for Evo Morales over protests
Bolivia’s prosecutor issued a July 29 arrest warrant for ex‑president Evo Morales over terrorism‑related charges tied to 53 days of road blockades that caused shortages, 16 deaths and $3 bn losses; Morales den‑
2 months ago

[POLITICS] 65 sources
Bolivia orders capture of former president Evo Morales over 2026 road blockades
Bolivia’s Fiscalía issued a July 29 capture order for ex‑president Evo Morales, accusing him of terrorism and other crimes linked to 53‑day road blockades that caused 16 deaths, $3 bn losses and sparked a major
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz inaugurates Taypichaca Dam, securing water for 846,880 people
President Rodrigo Paz inaugurated the Taypichaca Dam in Pucarani, delivering water to 846,880 people, irrigation for 7,000 ha, and announcing rural electrification, housing projects and a new mining law while v
3 months ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 3 sources
Bolivia Secures Up to $40 Million U.S. Funding for Development Projects
Bolivia and the U.S. MCC signed an MOU to potentially receive up to $40 million for development projects, reviving bilateral ties and outlining joint project identification.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's La Paz grapples with idle state plants and new 17 bn‑boliviano road plan
La Paz Governor criticizes idle state plants as “white elephants,” while President Paz unveils a 17 bn‑boliviano road investment, 1 bn for 2026, covering key corridors and bridges.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
President Rodrigo Paz urged to deliver promised infrastructure projects in La Paz and Chuquisaca
Regional leaders in La Paz and Chuquisaca press President Rodrigo Paz to fulfil promised infrastructure funding, urging prompt allocation for roads, bridges, health units and basic services.
3 months ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
Bolivia and Chile push border modernization and digital trade controls
Bolivia and Chile agreed at a border committee meeting to modernise key crossing points, digitise customs procedures and boost anti‑smuggling efforts, backed by BID financing.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivia earmarks over Bs 1 billion for Chuquisaca’s Diagonal Jaime Mendoza road
Bolivia will invest over Bs 1 billion (~US$145 m) to complete the Diagonal Jaime Mendoza highway in Chuquisaca, aiming to boost regional connectivity and economic development.
3 months ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 4 sources
Bolivia‑Chile border hour restriction disrupts trade, flow improves
Chile’s 08:00‑20:00 limit at the Pisiga–Colchane crossing caused transport delays and cargo loss for Bolivia; bilateral coordination has eased congestion and traffic is near normal.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia drops bill on undocumented vehicle regularization amid contraband worries
Bolivia's auto sector says vehicle nationalization won't stop smuggling; lawmakers withdraw regularization bill amid cross‑border crime concerns.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia's Santa Cruz leader Zambrana urges court to summon Evo Morales over blockade deaths
Santa Cruz civic leader Agustín Zambrana demanded Bolivia summons Evo Morales and Mario Argollo to answer for 22 deaths linked to the 53‑day blockade, warning of flight risk.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's La Paz holiday plan debated as businesses seek economic boost
Bolivia’s La Paz holiday is under review: business leaders propose moving it to Friday to ease post‑blockade losses, while the labor ministry studies extending it through 19 July, citing potential economic gain
3 months ago

[BUSINESS] 4 sources
Bolivian trucks stranded at Chile‑Bolivia border as reduced hours and export controls disrupt trade
Reduced hours at the Colchane‑Pisiga crossing have left 300‑500 Bolivian trucks stranded, causing multi‑day delays and costly losses, while Chile‑initiated controls on Bolivian timber exports have cut shipments
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 9 sources
Vicente Salazar Sentenced to Six‑Month Preventive Detention Over Bolivia Road Blockades
Bolivian court orders six‑month preventive detention for leader Vicente Salazar over deadly road blockades that cost $3 billion and sparked a state of emergency.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Bolivia road blockades inflict over 150 million bolivianos in road damage
Bolivia’s 50‑day road blockades damaged 37 highway sections, costing ~150 million bolivianos in repairs, lost tolls and a toll station, with La Paz, Cochabamba and Oruro hardest hit.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's regional leaders push for more funding for oil tax revenues and bridge projects
Bolivian officials seek greater funds: Tarija's mayor pushes for a 12% hydrocarbon tax return, while Potosí and Chuquisaca governors prioritize 60 million‑boliviano bridge projects.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 11 sources
Bolivia faces near‑half of population in income poverty as inflation fuels food price crisis
Bolivia's adjusted poverty may hit 47% (~6 M people) as inflation drives food price spikes and 63% of households can’t afford basic goods, amid protests and a 4.8% inflation rate.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Bolivia sustains probe of ex-President Evo Morales over road blockade crimes
Bolivia's government and regional officials say ex‑President Evo Morales must face justice for alleged trafficking and the 53‑day road blockades, while Governor Leonardo Loza denies involvement and challenges a
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia faces renewed protest threats as government adds 6,867 budget items
Bolivian Senator José Sánchez warned unchanged 2026 budget could spark protests in October and urged prosecution of blockade leaders, as the government introduced 6,867 new education, health and security budget
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 14 sources
Bolivia detains protest leader Vicente Salazar and seeks six‑month preventive detention
Bolivian police arrested protest leader Vicente Salazar, seeking six‑month preventive detention for terrorism‑related blockades; agricultural leader Bisende Salasar was also detained in the same crackdown.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivian ex-president Tuto Quiroga says Evo Morales would flee if he won runoff
Former Bolivian president Jorge 'Tuto' Quiroga claimed he would have forced Evo Morales out of the country if he won the August 2025 runoff, noting Morales' fear and his ongoing arrest warrant for child‑traffic
3 months ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
Bolivia's draft law to nationalize undocumented vehicles triggers transport and diplomatic backlash
Bolivia's proposed law to nationalize undocumented “chutos” faces opposition from Oruro drivers over fuel shortages and from Chilean lawmakers who warn it could legalise stolen cars crossing the border.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia debates bill to legalize undocumented vehicles amid political split
Bolivian deputy proposes a law to regularize undocumented vehicles for safety and legal certainty, while ex‑president Tuto Quiroga vows to block it, calling it legalization of crime.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz Announces $3 bn Tarija Investment, Says State of Exception Cleared Blockades
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz pledged a 3 bn‑boliviano investment in Tarija and said the state of exception cleared road blockades without deaths, receiving Mercosur support.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz Announces Bs 3 bn Investment for Tarija Projects
President Rodrigo Paz announced a Bs 3 bn investment for Tarija’s infrastructure, viticulture expansion and a new water‑treatment plant, and visited the city’s National Paleontological Museum.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz's Approval Slips to 38% Amid Protests
Ipsos poll shows Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz at 38% approval and 45% disapproval, the first time disapproval leads. Ongoing protests have disrupted supplies and cost an estimated $3 billion, five percent of
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia's Parliament Confronts Stalled Reform Bills and Mining Project Debate
Bolivian legislators report anti‑blockade bills stalled, a deputy pushes for executive judge appointments, and negotiators work on a substitute mining law for the Crucitas open‑pit project.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia‑U.S. diplomatic engagement sparks debate as US envoy pledges support
The US envoy pledged lasting support for Bolivia’s democracy and security cooperation, while a Bolivian lawmaker warned that restoring full diplomatic ties could threaten national sovereignty over resources.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia crackdown sees at least 7 killed, 500 detained, reports say
A Bolivian rights report cites at least 7 protester deaths, 40 injuries and 500+ arrests, blaming police‑protected paramilitaries for widespread abuses.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivia's ex-President Luis Arce seeks release, lawyer demands court reply
Bolivia's former president Luis Arce, detained since Dec 2025 over Indigenous Fund allegations, has his lawyer demanding a formal TSJ response and filing a request for release citing health and disproportion.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia debates bill to legalize undocumented vehicles
Bolivia’s government is considering a bill to legalize undocumented vehicles, promising $6 bn in revenue, but importers and transport groups oppose it, fearing rewards for illegal imports and traffic issues.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Evo Morales confronts Bolivia's fuel import decree and terrorism accusations
Evo Morales denounced Bolivia's private fuel import decree and rejected terrorism charges related to road blockades during 2026 protests, while civic groups demand his arrest.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 16 sources
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz Gains Mercosur Backing Amid Judicial Standoff and Protests
President Rodrigo Paz secured Mercosur support at the Asunción summit while facing a judicial strike threat and nationwide protests, as the bloc discussed EU and Japan deals and regional infrastructure projects
3 months ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Puerto de Iquique records cargo growth despite Bolivian route blockades
Port of Iquique posted a 5% rise in May cargo tonnage and boosted container, automotive, export and import volumes, offsetting a 17% drop in Bolivian‑origin traffic due to road blockades.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz threatens ex‑president Evo Morales with jail
Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz warned ex‑president Evo Morales of jail, linked him to past blockades and announced a $4.5 bn IDB investment; Morales retorted by calling Paz a bully and defending his record.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia’s months‑long blockades deepen political and economic crisis
Bolivia’s 2026 blockades, sparked by the suspension of a La Paz election runoff, lasted 51 days, revealed deep poverty, and were amplified by a mis‑dated protest video.
3 months ago

[CRIME] 2 sources
Bolivia investigates large diesel diversion in Santa Cruz
Bolivian authorities seized diesel tankers and opened investigations after 24‑25,000 L of fuel were diverted from a Santa Cruz station to a private property, linking the scheme to organized crime.
3 months ago

[CRIME] 8 sources
Bolivia police dismantle diesel diversion network in Santa Cruz
Bolivian police, the Ministry of Government and ANH seized three diesel tankers and arrested two people in Santa Cruz, exposing a network diverting subsidised fuel to illegal mining operations.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia’s legislature urges speedy approval of reformed budget before recess
Bolivia’s lower house delayed the reformed 2026 budget until July; ruling‑coalition deputies, led by Claudia Bilbao, pressed for fast approval before the recess, warning of planning conflicts and weakened state
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Evo Morales defies Bolivian government from Chapare stronghold
In Bolivia's Chapare, coca growers keep protesting and blockading roads despite a state of emergency, backing ex‑president Evo Morales who refuses arrest and has announced a truce, while President Rodrigo Paz v
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Bolivia's road blockades trigger new anti‑blocking laws and logistics rethink
Bolivia’s 50‑day road blockades spurred a wave of anti‑blocking legislation and a push for diversified export routes to reduce logistics vulnerability.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia cocaleros seize Villa Tunari checkpoint; university election paused under state of exception
Bolivian cocaleros reclaimed the Villa Tunari anti‑drug checkpoint, prompting police withdrawal, while a university rector election in Tarija was suspended pending legal guidance under the state of exception.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivia police resume rural patrols after 53‑day blockades
Bolivia police return to rural areas after 50‑day blockades; Senate forms commission to probe the 53‑day shutdown; business leaders call for reforms of investment, mining and commerce laws.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia pushes to reactivate 8,900 infrastructure projects across regions
Bolivia is reviving thousands of infrastructure projects, with Oruro addressing funding hurdles and President Paz unveiling 8,900 works and a four‑pillar development plan.
3 months ago

[BUSINESS] 3 sources
Port of Iquique activates contingency storage amid Bolivian truck blockades
Port of Iquique opened a 10,000 sqm temporary storage zone to ease container congestion caused by Bolivian trucker blockades, preserving trade flow for Chile’s Tarapacá region.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivian lawmakers push for Chapare militarization, demand Nilton Condori's prosecution
Bolivian parliamentarians demand Chapare militarisation, Evo Morales’s arrest and the prosecution of Senator Nilton Condori for inciting blockades and violence.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Evo Morales refuses to surrender as Bolivia teeters on brink of civil unrest
Evo Morales hides in Chapare, refuses to surrender, and warns of civil war as Bolivia’s president declares a state of emergency amid shortages and protests.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 13 sources
Bolivia clears roads after weeks of blockades and state of exception
After 50+ days of blockades, Bolivia’s president declared a state of exception, cleared roads, urged prosecutions, delivered humanitarian aid, and faced criticism from Evo Morales and regional bodies.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
United States Reaffirms Security Support to Bolivia's Paz Government Amid Ongoing Crisis
The United States confirmed security aid to Bolivia's Paz government after 53 days of protests, pledging police equipment and logistical support as the president declared a state of exception.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 13 sources
Bolivia detains ex‑minister Wilma Alanoca on terrorism and incitement charges
Bolivia’s former culture minister Wilma Alanoca was detained on terrorism and incitement charges linked to the country’s 50‑day blockade unrest, after a judge denied her release request.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia crisis spurs OAS forum on protecting democracy, says CIDH chief
CIDH chief calls protecting democracy from violent disorder urgent as Bolivia’s protests cause shortages and 16 deaths; OAS forum in Panama urges proportional state response.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's leaders clash over control of cement and electricity facilities
Bolivian officials dispute control of cement plants in Potosí and an electricity plant in Cochabamba, each urging local management and rejecting higher‑level takeover proposals.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia's legislators push economic relief after 53‑day blockades
Bolivian legislators support emergency economic measures after 53‑day blockades, while a suspended interpellation of Minister Oviedo sparks political controversy; business groups demand soft loans and legal rec
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia clears national road blockades as ABC launches maintenance on Montero ring road
Bolivia’s road network is fully open after 50 days of blockades, and ABC has started intensified maintenance on the Montero ring road to improve safety.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's Tropic of Cochabamba cocaleros declare intermediate road blockade amid Evo Morales dispute
Cocaleros in Bolivia's Cochabamba region launched an intermediate road blockade, blaming national union leaders, while Defense Minister Ernesto Justiniano urged Chimoré airport stay open despite Evo Morales’s司法
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's Túpac Katari Federation Suspends Expanded Protest Emergency
Bolivia's Túpac Katari Federation suspended its expanded protest emergency on 22 June 2026, citing political grievances, while a viral video of El Alto blockades was confirmed to show May 2026 footage from the
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia military plane crash kills six amid political crisis
A Bolivian Air Force Cessna crashed in Cochabamba, killing four soldiers and two civilians as the country grapples with a state of emergency after prolonged road blockades.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia protests dwindle as government lifts blockades amid ongoing indigenous movement tensions
Bolivia’s President lifts protest blockades after a state of emergency, but indigenous groups remain divided over power and resistance.
3 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivian Senator Nilton Condori Accuses Tupac Katari Leader of Government Payments
Senator Nilton Condori alleges the Bolivian government paid Tupac Katari leader Vicente Salazar to end road blockades, while federation head Severo Marca demands proof, calling the claim defamation.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 13 sources
Bolivia ends 53‑day road blockades, restores traffic and supplies
Bolivia’s president declares the 53‑day road blockades defeated, restores traffic and supplies; OAS condemns the closures, the U.S. and 15 countries back the government, and legal action targets protest leaders
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 19 sources
Bolivia declares state of emergency as road blockades ease after weeks of protests
Bolivia’s president declared a state of emergency to end 50‑day road blockades over fuel subsidy cuts; blockades have fallen from 50+ to six, with Evo Morales pausing protests while warning of power‑plant take‑
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia says former president Evo Morales will face justice amid state of emergency
Bolivia’s government says ex‑president Evo Morales will face legal action and may be targeted in Chapare as a state of emergency allows military deployment amid weeks of protests.
4 months ago

[TECHNOLOGY] 9 sources
Bolivia military aircraft crash kills six
A Bolivian Air Force Cessna crashed near Cochabamba, killing all six aboard – four military and two civilians – during a civic‑action flight.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia declares state of exception, seeks to lift blockades
Bolivia's government imposed a state of exception after prolonged COB‑led blockades; officials call for an end to protests, while a deputy condemns the government‑union pact as unconstitutional and seeks legal,
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz Declares State of Exception Amid Road Blockades
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of exception to end road blockades, banning closures and violent tactics while a decree permits temporary movement and gathering restrictions without suspending基本
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz declares state of exception amid nationwide blockades
Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of exception on June 20 under Law 1740 after 50 days of blockades; the COB reached a deal with the government while the Tupac Katari federation announced a pause
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia transport sector reports extortion at road blockades
Bolivian drivers allege extortion at road blockades, citing illegal fees, 14 deaths and economic disruptions after 50 days of protests.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia blockades strain Trump-backed president Rodrigo Paz
Bolivia’s highway blockades, sparked by fuel‑subsidy cuts, have caused 14 deaths, soaring food prices, and hospital shortages, pressuring Trump‑backed President Rodrigo Paz as former leader Evo Morales remains,
4 months ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Bolivia advances El Alto megaproject road works
Bolivia moves forward with El Alto road megaprojects, including a mostly finished bridge and new dual carriageways, despite risks of delays from blockades and material costs.
4 months ago

[BUSINESS] 4 sources
Chile's northern ports face congestion due to Bolivia road blockades
Bolivian road blockades have halted truck traffic, snarling cargo at Chile's Iquique and Arica ports; authorities have opened temporary storage and halted de‑consolidation to keep trade flowing.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia’s 50‑day political crisis sees journalist harassment and rampant disinformation
During Bolivia’s 50‑day political crisis, journalists faced harassment by pro‑government activists, while verifiers recorded a surge of false and out‑of‑context posts on social media that fueled protests.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's Libre Party Pushes Tax Relief for La Paz After Blockades
Bolivia's Libre opposition party proposes redirecting $118 million of international credit to La Paz, offering tax waivers, customs duty cuts, debt restructuring, toll sharing and an oxygen plant to revive the
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz's State of Exception Sparks International Protests and Deportation of Argentine Mission
Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of exception, prompting violent protests, dozens of arrests, and the deportation of an Argentine human‑rights mission; international groups demand an end to the‐
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's Túpac Katari protesters call 24‑hour humanitarian truce as US backs President Paz
Bolivian Túpac Katari protesters announced a 24‑hour humanitarian truce after weeks of road blockades, while the U.S. reaffirmed support for President Paz and condemned narcotrafficking‑funded anti‑democratic行动
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivian campesino federation Tupac Katari continues road blockades demanding President Paz's resignation
Bolivian campesino groups reaffirm road blockades and call for President Paz's resignation, rejecting any pause, amid 50‑day protests that have caused dozens of deaths and $2.5 bn losses.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivian protest solidarity rally in Rio de Janeiro
Unions and political groups held a 18 June rally in Rio, delivering a solidarity manifesto to the Bolivian consulate and condemning repression by President Rodrigo Paz, while criticizing Brazil’s Lula.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia signs $20 million anti‑drug partnership with the United States
Bolivia and the United States sign a $20 million anti‑drug pact, providing training, equipment and investigative support, while regional partners join a broader crime‑fighting plan.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
El Alto sub‑mayor office set ablaze amid protests, mayor says city moving toward normalcy
A fire and looting hit El Alto’s District 8 sub‑mayor office amid protests; the mayor says the city is slowly normalising after 40 days of blockades, citing large economic losses.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia deports Argentine legislators and human‑rights delegates
Bolivia denied entry and deported a delegation of Argentine legislators and human‑rights activists who arrived to monitor alleged rights abuses, sparking diplomatic criticism and praise from Bolivian officials.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's economy under strain as blockades persist, analyst warns of IMF need
Analyst Carlos Valverde says Bolivia's government cannot fix its economic crisis without IMF aid as 50‑day blockades erode investor confidence and stall the budget.
4 months ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Bolivia faces fiscal strain as Tarija revenue drops and gold reserves fall
Bolivia’s fiscal pressure deepens as Tarija’s hydrocarbon‑driven revenue collapses, limiting debt payments, while the central bank’s gold‑reserve sale cuts reserves by $586 million.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 10 sources
Bolivia blockades cripple trade, trap thousands of drivers and cost billions
Bolivia's prolonged blockades have trapped over 5,000 truck drivers, sparked humanitarian aid efforts, and caused economic losses of up to $2.8 billion, while some routes show limited reopening.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivian road blockades cause truck driver death and another critical injury
Bolivia's road blockades have killed a truck driver and left another in intensive care, amid weeks of protests that have stranded thousands of trucks.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia’s protest surge challenges President Rodrigo Paz’s government
Bolivia faces a month‑long protest crisis with roadblocks, a state of emergency, and calls to oust President Rodrigo Paz, amid accusations that Evo Morales is planning a power grab.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia's political crisis hinges on Indigenous and peasant power, says ex‑vice president García Linera
Ex‑vice president Álvaro García Linera says Bolivia cannot govern without Indigenous and peasant groups, noting current road‑block protests have peaked but cannot yet force President Rodrigo Paz’s resignation.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Argentina human‑rights mission detained in Bolivia
Argentina's human‑rights mission arriving on 15 June 2026 was detained at La Paz airport despite completing migration steps; Bolivia cites entry violations, while Argentine lawmakers demand release.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivia humanitarian convoy delivers aid to truck drivers stranded by road blockades
A humanitarian convoy organized by Bolivia’s Defensoría del Pueblo, Red Cross and Caritas is delivering food, water and medical aid to about 500 truck drivers stranded by road blockades that have lasted over 45
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia’s nationwide blockades enter 46th day amid growing calls for dialogue and government resignation
Bolivian protests enter day 46 with 80 blockades, calling for President Paz’s resignation, Evo Morales’ arrest, and an end to IMF‑backed policies; a new state‑of‑exception law heightens tensions.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
El Alto, Bolivia sees gradual return to normalcy after months of blockades
El Alto's mayor says normalcy is returning after blockades that cost 2 bn bolivianos, while markets in La Paz and El Alto see lower vegetable prices and improved traffic, though some shortages persist.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 6 sources
Bolivia's COB Reschedules Emergency Summit as Road Blockades Persist
Bolivia's COB delays emergency summit as road blockades enter a month‑long standoff, causing deaths, economic loss, and prompting an Argentine human‑rights fact‑finding mission.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia road blockades eased in El Alto and Potosí
Road blockades in Bolivia's El Alto and Potosí were largely cleared, restoring traffic while the Potosí‑Oruro route remains closed.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 4 sources
Bolivia's highway blockades leave over 20,000 trucks stranded, cleanup efforts begin
Bolivia's highway blockades have stranded over 20,000 trucks, causing health crises and major economic losses; recent easing has let ABC begin road cleanup and reconstruction.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia protests spark arrests and road blockades, deepening shortages
Bolivia's labour‑origin protests have turned into calls for President Paz's resignation, with police detaining 36, dozens injured, over 90 road blockades and soaring fuel prices, as a state‑of‑exception law lo‑
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
El Alto, Bolivia reports eased blockades and falling vegetable prices amid police violence
El Alto sees reduced blockades and lower vegetable prices, but police officers were attacked and their patrol burned while responding to a domestic‑violence call.
4 months ago

[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sources
Bolivian Truck Drivers Stranded at Desaguadero Receive Medical Aid
Over 650 Bolivian truck drivers stranded at the Desaguadero border received emergency medical supplies after the Bolivian consulate in Puno secured donations from Peruvian health authorities.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 3 sources
Bolivia launches humanitarian caravan for 500+ transporters stuck in road blockades
Bolivia’s Defensoría del Pueblo leads a humanitarian convoy to aid 500+ truckers stranded by road blockades, while protests prolong route closures to Chile.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz Under Pressure as Blockades Persist
In Bolivia, blockades demanding President Rodrigo Paz’s resignation have lasted over 40 days, affecting dozens of routes; officials call the demand illegitimate and normalcy is returning, while commentators say
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 5 sources
Bolivia President Rodrigo Paz faces backlash as road blockades linger
Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz confronts opposition calls for impeachment, ministerial interpellation and criminal charges as 40‑day road blockades cause deaths and economic strain.
4 months ago

[POLITICS] 2 sources
Bolivia protests turn violent as police clash with demonstrators in La Paz and Santa Cruz
Bolivia's anti‑government protests erupted into violent clashes in La Paz and Santa Cruz, leaving dozens injured as police used tear gas and road blockades disrupted supplies, demanding President Rodrigo Paz Pá

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