The Bolivian government is seeking to extend the state of emergency due to the possibility of further protests.
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The Bolivian government has announced plans to present a decree to the Plurinational Legislative Assembly to extend the country's existing state of exception for an additional 90 days. The measure, which has been in effect for nearly three months, is being sought amid growing warnings of new protests and mobilizations from various social and political sectors.
The proposed extension has drawn criticism from opposition figures. Jorge Tuto Quiroga, the former president of Bolivia and leader of the primary parliamentary opposition force, publicly warned that prolonging the state of exception by another three months will delay the planned reform of the national constitution.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - El Gobierno de Bolivia...Focuses on government justification citing potential new protests and mobilizations.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Jorge Quiroga...Highlights opposition criticism that the extension will delay constitutional reform.
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