Evo Morales

Bolivia's Congress approved President Paz’s 90-day state of emergency. Roads reopened with no active protest blockades, while troops have not entered the Chapare region aligned with Evo Morales. A relief flight crashed, and disruptions persist in Chapare.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz declared a state of emergency after weeks of protests demanding his resignation, citing exhausted dialogue efforts. A partial agreement with the Bolivian Workers’ Central (COB) ended some protests but left others, including coca farmers in the Chapare region, continuing roadblocks. Paz ordered police and military to restore road access and security.

The United States and the Shield of the Americas condemned ongoing efforts to overthrow Bolivia's elected president, Rodrigo Paz, citing road blockades and protests fueled by economic issues. The statement supported Paz's government and criticized those using 'dirty money' from drug trafficking to incite unrest. Former President Evo Morales called for early elections amid social unrest and rising fuel prices.

Chinese activities in Bolivia have significantly declined compared to their peak under the leftist governments of Evo Morales and Luis Arce. The article highlights a deterioration in relations and cooperation between Bolivia and China in recent times.

US War Secretary Pete Hegseth reaffirmed American support for Bolivia's government amid claims of a coup d'état, citing threats from narco-terrorists. Protests in La Paz over economic issues and fuel price hikes have intensified, with Bolivian Defense Minister Marcelo Salinas resigning. Former President Evo Morales, hiding in the Chapare region, called for early elections.

Bolivia’s president, Evo Morales, announced a 50% salary cut for himself and cabinet ministers, emphasizing the government's commitment to addressing the country's challenges. The move comes amid political and economic pressures facing the administration.

Protesters allied with ex-President Evo Morales marched on Bolivia's capital, clashing with police and demanding President Rodrigo Paz's resignation amidst the country's worst economic crisis in a generation. The protests have become the biggest challenge to Paz's conservative leadership. Thousands of demonstrators converged on La Paz, met with riot police and tear gas.

Bolivia has issued a warrant for the arrest of former President Evo Morales after he failed to appear in court. Morales is on trial for allegedly fathering a child with a minor while in office. The allegations against him are serious and could lead to severe consequences.