Bolivian Police Captain, Wounded in Llallagua Clashes, Transferred to La Paz for Recovery

Injured Bolivian Police Captain Evacuated Amidst Political Unrest Llallagua, Bolivia – Captain Dayner Miranda Blanco, a police officer critically injured by gunfire during recent clashes in Llallagua, was released from the Hospital Madre Obrera in Oruro today. The incident occurred during protests and unrest linked to the political activities of former President Evo Morales. The video shows Captain Blanco's emotional departure, surrounded by medical staff and well-wishers. He expressed gratitude for their care, stating, "Muchas gracias por su vocación... el pueblo ahora está libre." (Thank you for your vocation... the people are now free.) The transfer to the Caja Nacional de Salud in La Paz marks a significant step in Captain Blanco's recovery. His injury serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing tensions and violence associated with the political climate in Bolivia. The incident underscores the risks faced by law enforcement personnel during periods of civil unrest. While the situation remains tense, Captain Blanco's recovery offers a glimmer of hope amidst the ongoing political challenges facing the nation. His gratitude towards the medical professionals highlights the resilience of the Bolivian people and the dedication of its healthcare workers.