Heavy transport drivers in Bolivia are planning a national strike starting this Tuesday, June 3rd, due to concerns over fuel shortages. They accuse the government of dishonesty, claiming that the official explanation of delays due to rough seas at Chilean ports is not credible. Pedro Quispe, a leader in the heavy transport sector, stated, "The marejadas (rough seas) are a big lie. Everything is a lie." The drivers also allege the government lacks the financial resources to purchase sufficient fuel. This strike has the potential to significantly disrupt transportation and supply chains across the country, highlighting the ongoing economic crisis. The government has yet to respond directly to these accusations. The situation remains tense as the strike looms.
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