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Violence in Llallagua: The Catholic Church Notes that “Social Conflict Persists and Tends to Worsen”
The violent events in Llallagua left institutions destroyed and shops looted. Families ask for security for the municipality. [Photo video capture ] / Monsignor Ricardo Centellas spoke after the violent events in Llallagua. Source: Unitel Ante los...
The Deputy Minister of Citizen Security, Carola Arraya, reported that there were at least 48 checkpoints in the country, 35 of which were in Cochabamba, including 7 in the Tropic.
The mining city of Llallagua, in the department of Potosí, in Bolivia, became a battlefield this Tuesday. A violent attack by groups related to former President Evo Morales against the local population resulted in a balance of at least 32 people injured. The dynamite noise, firecrackers and the impact of stones on public buildings and shops marked the day. The Ombudsman’s Office, through its highest authority, confirmed the number of injuries th…
The Government condemned the violent clashes that took place on Tuesday in the town of Llallagua, department of Potosí, led by groups related to Evo Morales who, according to official reports, seek to force his candidacy through violence, blockades and institutional destabilization.
Bolivia denounced to the international community the violence unleashed by the followers of Evo Morales in Llallagua, Potosí, as part of the actions carried out with the intention of preventing the elections of August 17. “Today, Tuesday, June 10, the communes affected by the blockades organized themselves to unblock. This action resulted in a violent encounter with the blockers, who attacked them with firearms, dynamite and stones, causing seve…
LA PEACE, 10 Jun (NOMADA NEWS). – Health Minister María Renée Castro reported Tuesday that they have been dismissed dead in the violent clashes between the blockers and the citizens in the town of Llallagua and reported 31 wounded. “We regret to report that the clashes in that municipality of Potosí have left at least 31 people injured, one of them, with serious injuries that have required referral to a hospital of greater complexity. From the M…
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