Bolivian Blockades: Doria Medina Predicts End to Protests

Bolivia: Road Blockades and Public Discontent June 10, 2025 marked a significant day in Bolivia's political landscape. Road blockades, reportedly funded at Bs 300 per day for protesters, have caused widespread disruption and public anger. Samuel Doria Medina, a prominent political figure, criticized Evo Morales, asserting that the population's patience is wearing thin. "The blockades have their days numbered," Doria Medina stated, highlighting the economic hardship caused by the blockades. The video shows scenes of long lines of vehicles and frustrated citizens. The situation underscores the growing tensions and the urgent need for resolution. Reports suggest that election dates are also a point of contention, adding complexity to the ongoing crisis. The video from Red Uno provides valuable insight into the current political climate and the challenges facing the Bolivian people.