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Bolivia's legislature authorizes military action against anti-government roadblocks.

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Roadblocks have become a significant feature of ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Bolivia, demanding the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz. In response to these protests, which have disrupted the country, Bolivia's legislature has passed a new law. This legislation empowers President Paz to deploy the military to clear these roadblocks. The move comes amid a growing political crisis, with protesters utilizing roadblocks as a tactic to exert pressure on the government. In an effort to address the public's discontent and demonstrate commitment, President Paz also announced a 50 percent salary cut for himself and his cabinet ministers. The new law allowing military intervention against roadblocks highlights the escalating tensions and the government's determination to restore order and functionality amidst the sustained protests.
Last updated: July 10, 2026