AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBolivia Unrest Escalates: Weeks of protests against President Rodrigo Paz have left at least six dead, dozens injured, and nearly 90 arrested, with more than 50 roadblocks still active and fuel shortages reported in several cities; after Law 1720 was repealed on May 13, blockades intensified as demands shifted toward Paz’s resignation, including deadly clashes in La Paz and a Calamarca operation involving nearly 3,000 troops. Pando Fuel Emergency: Pando declared a territory-wide emergency after fuel reserves plunged due to blockades, warning diesel may run out in days in isolated systems and urging sectors to allow fuel transit via an alternative border corridor. La Paz Waste Infrastructure: La Paz’s Solid Waste Transfer Center is nearly 90% complete, with weighbridges and a garbage compactor underway and testing planned for early June to cut landfill trips, fuel use, and vehicle wear. Food Security Planning: IICA member states backed a 2026–2030 strategic plan focused on food security and agricultural resilience, with Bolivia among the represented countries. Regional Industry Outlook: WTTC forecasts Central and South America’s travel and tourism GDP to outpace global growth in 2026, with Bolivia projected to grow strongly on rising international visitor spending.
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