Bolivia Fuel Crisis: Blockades Threaten National Supply LA PAZ, BOLIVIA – Blockades across Bolivia are jeopardizing the nation's fuel supply, according to state-owned oil company YPFB. Despite having 2,296 fuel tankers carrying 75.7 million liters of fuel, YPFB warns that continued road blockages will severely disrupt distribution. The situation has raised concerns about potential shortages and economic disruption. "With 2,296 cisterns transporting 75.7 million liters, YPFB assures that the supply is guaranteed only if the routes remain open," stated Marcos Durán, Director of Commercialization and Importation of Hydrocarbons at YPFB, in a recent interview. The blockades, part of ongoing social and political unrest, are affecting major transportation routes, hindering the delivery of fuel to various regions. YPFB officials are closely monitoring the situation and working to ensure the fuel reaches its destination. The government is also reportedly in talks with protest leaders to find a resolution. The fuel shortages could have a significant impact on Bolivia's economy, affecting transportation, agriculture, and other sectors. The situation underscores the fragility of Bolivia's infrastructure and the need for effective strategies to manage such crises.
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