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La Bolivia affronta blocchi stradali che ostacolano la distribuzione di beni essenziali. La regione di Santa Cruz è teatro di recenti episodi di violenza criminale.
La Bolivia valuta la dichiarazione dello stato d'assedio per fermare i blocchi stradali, mentre rafforza la sicurezza al confine con il Brasile dopo quattro omicidi nella regione di Santa Cruz. Lo riferiscono i principali media locali, citando il portavoce presidenziale José Luis Gálvez, secondo cui lo stato d'assedio non è ancora stato attivato.
L'esecutivo del presidente Rodrigo Paz ha inoltre disposto una nuova proroga di 90 giorni dello stato d'eccezione, che dovrà essere esaminato dal Parlamento. I blocchi stanno provocando interruzioni nelle forniture di alimenti, carburanti e ossigeno, con ripercussioni sui trasporti e sull'attività commerciale. Le proteste stanno causando disagi in diverse aree della Bolivia. A San Ignacio de Velasco, vicino al confine brasiliano, sono stati dispiegati circa 100 militari, forze speciali e droni dopo quattro omicidi avvenuti tra domenica e lunedì.
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Uruguayan President Yamandú Orsi has denied the existence of a project for a submarine cable connecting the Falkland-Malvinas Islands to Uruguay, saying that no proposal has been received. He pointed out that a US company is developing a submarine link, but that the Falklands-Malvinas are not included as a landing point, reiterating Uruguay's support for Argentina's claim to sovereignty over the islands.

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