La Paz Says Goodbye to Fallen Soldiers: Families Demand Justice

La Paz Mourns Fallen Soldiers: Families Demand Justice After Llallagua Conflict La Paz, Bolivia – A somber procession wound its way through the streets of La Paz today, carrying the remains of Subteniente Christian Calle Alcón and Sargento Primero Jesús Alberto Mamani Morales to their final resting place. The two soldiers were killed during recent clashes in Llallagua, a mining town grappling with ongoing conflict. The funeral served as a poignant reminder of the human cost of the unrest. The video shows a solemn procession of soldiers escorting the caskets, followed by a large group of mourners, many visibly distraught. One family member, speaking to reporters amidst tears, stated, "We demand justice. They were just doing their duty, and they paid the ultimate price. Those responsible must be held accountable." The raw emotion captured in the video underscores the depth of grief felt by the families and highlights the urgent need for a resolution to the conflict. The incident highlights the ongoing tensions in Llallagua and the broader implications for national security. While details of the conflict remain under investigation, the funeral serves as a stark reminder of the human cost of political and social unrest. The demand for justice from the families of the deceased soldiers is a powerful call for accountability and a peaceful resolution to the ongoing conflict.