Bolivia Enacts State of Exception Law to Deploy Military Against Road Blockades

The government of Bolivia has passed a State of Exception Law, authorizing the deployment of the military to clear roads that have been obstructed by rebels for six weeks.

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el-mundoSpanish84d ago

Bolivia promulga la Ley de Estados de Excepción que permite al ejército desbloquear las carreteras con tropas militares

El Gobierno trata de combatir el desafío de los rebeldes que bloquean el país andino desde hace seis semanas Leer

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Bolivia Enacts State of Exception Law to Deploy Military Against Road Blockades

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Bolivia promulga la Ley de Estados de Excepción que permite al ejército desbloquear las carreteras con tropas militares

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