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At Least Six Sectors Give Ultimatum to the Government; They Call for Abrogation

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At least six sectors, from transporters to producers, declared themselves in emergency against Supreme Decree 5676, which sets the price of diesel at Bs 18 per litre for large consumers. Sectors call for the abrogation of the norm and threaten with mobilizations. The Confederation of Drivers of Bolivia demanded the abrogation of the decree, declared itself in emergency and warned with the start of mobilizations. "The pressure measures are coming…
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At least six sectors, from transporters to producers, declared themselves in emergency against Supreme Decree 5676, which sets the price of diesel at Bs 18 per litre for large consumers. The sectors demand the abrogation of the norm and...

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The organizations of the Tropic of Cochabamba called a rally for August 26 in Villa Tunari and warned that the measure will mark the beginning of new protests. They demand the abrogation of decrees 5676 and 5652, reject agreements with the IMF and demand guarantees for Evo Morales.

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At least six sectors, from transporters to producers, declared themselves in emergency against Supreme Decree 5676, which sets the price of diesel at Bs 18 per litre for large consumers. Sectors call for the abrogation of the norm and threaten with mobilizations. The Confederation of Drivers of Bolivia demanded the abrogation of the decree, declared itself in emergency and warned with the start of mobilizations. "The pressure measures are coming…

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Fact Sheet: Congressman Reinaldo Seas warned of the risk of famine in Bolivia if the government does not address the diesel shortage and inclement weather. He demanded immediate action to prevent a food crisis. Tap to see the full context. Context: Seas highlighted the seriousness of the current situation, focusing on accusations against Nadia Beller and Fernando Cerimado. The Eastern Agricultural Chamber (CAO) and Anapo have demanded the repeal…

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Periódico La Patria broke the news on Sunday, August 23, 2026.
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