Bolivia Protests: Two Injured, One Death Possible in Llallagua Clashes

Violent Protests Erupt in Llallagua, Bolivia, Leaving Two Injured and One Possibly Dead Llallagua, Bolivia – Violent clashes erupted today in Llallagua, Bolivia, during protests organized by former President Evo Morales. The Bolivian government has condemned the demonstrations, describing them as a direct challenge to the country's democratic processes. The unrest resulted in at least two injuries, and authorities are awaiting confirmation of a reported fatality. "These violent mobilizations are a clear challenge to our democracy," stated Jhonny Aguilera, the Vice Minister of Internal Affairs and Police, in a press briefing. He further emphasized that such actions undermine the rights of all Bolivians. Videos circulating on social media show scenes of intense conflict, with individuals engaged in physical altercations. The government is investigating the incident and working to restore order. The reported death is currently under investigation. The protests highlight the ongoing political tensions in Bolivia and the continuing influence of Evo Morales. The government's strong response underscores the seriousness with which they view these actions. The situation remains tense, and further developments are expected in the coming days.