Supporters of Evo Morales announce demonstrations in rejection of the government's economic measures

Sectors aligned with former Bolivian President Evo Morales have announced a series of nationwide demonstrations starting Monday to protest the current administration's economic policies. The initial phase of these mobilization efforts is set to begin with a march, according to reports covering the unrest directed at the government of Rodrigo Paz.

In a separate international development, at least four people—including three children—were killed in the Sudanese capital during an attack attributed to the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary group. The strike targeted a residence located near the Khartoum International Airport.