AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoProtests & Security in Bolivia: Police and rural anti-government protesters clashed again in Santa Cruz as authorities tried to reopen the San Julián highway, firing tear gas while demonstrators threw stones and burned tires; officials said two officers were wounded by gunfire and the road was only partially cleared before protesters blocked it again. Human Rights Watch: The IACHR warned that social conflict in Bolivia is escalating and urged dialogue, stressing that any “state of exception” must follow inter-American human rights standards. Diplomatic Pressure: Trinidad and Tobago joined a “Shield of the Americas” statement backing President Rodrigo Paz, condemning efforts to destabilize the government and arguing blockades are disrupting food and medicine supplies. Political Fallout: With protests and blockades dragging on, Bolivia’s government is weighing a State of Exception measure to expand military powers, while Paz renewed calls for dialogue. World Cup Side Story: Iraq striker Aymen Hussein was held and questioned for nearly seven hours on arrival in the US before being allowed in, while a team photographer was reportedly denied entry after longer questioning.
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