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Bolivia Transport Strike Stops Santa Cruz as Drivers Head to Diesel Talks

Summary by The Rio Times
Bolivian drivers staged a 24-hour pullback against the end of the diesel subsidy. Santa Cruz came to a halt and switched schools to distance classes, La Paz kept running, and talks with ministers are set for Tuesday.

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Transporters from at least five regions withdrew their units this Monday in protest against the new price of diesel. They demand that they be authorized to raise the fare of the passage

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The pressure measure against the elimination of the diesel subsidy had a greater impact on Santa Cruz and Chuquisaca.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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TeleSurtv. Latin American Summary, September 28, 2026 The measure of pressure against the elimination of the subsidy to diesel had greater impact in Santa Cruz and Chuquisaca. On Monday, September 28, the Trade Union Confederation of Drivers of Bolivia activated a national day of stoppage and withdrawal of units in firm rejection of the Supreme Decree [...] La entrada Bolivia. Bolivian transporters mobilize in rejection of the “dieselazo” with d…

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Bolivian drivers resumed protests against the removal of the diesel subsidy by holding a series of strikes throughout the country on Monday, reporting ... . . . 28.09.2026, PRIM

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The urban transport paralysed traffic in the main streets of Santa Cruz with a march from the Urban Park to the Council. They demand to raise the passage to Bs 6 and restore the subsidy to diesel, while the Mayor’s Office rejects increments without previous study. The entry March of transporters collapses the center of Cruz by the passage and diesel (11:50) was first published in El Diario

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The Rio Times broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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