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Bolivia's Assembly extends the state of emergency for 90 days at the government's request due to possible protests.

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The Plurinational Legislative Assembly of Bolivia has approved a 90-day extension of the state of exception at the government's request, citing the potential for protests. The measure builds upon a state of exception originally enacted on June 20, which followed a wave of protests and road blockades directed against the country's president, Rodrigo Paz.

In a separate international development reported concurrently, the government of Colombia announced its withdrawal from the Equal Rights Coalition (ERC), a 45-country alliance dedicated to defending LGBTQI+ rights that Colombia had previously co-chaired with Spain.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Focuses on Colombia's withdrawal from the Equal Rights Coalition.
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