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    Bolivia's Diesel Shortage Triggers Economic Crisis, Impacts Transport and Agriculture

    Bolivia is currently grappling with a severe diesel shortage that has led to widespread disruption across its economy. The lack of fuel is profoundly impacting critical sectors, including public transportation, agriculture, and commerce, causing significant concern among citizens and industry leaders. Long queues for diesel have become a common sight at service stations nationwide, leading to reduced operational capacity for public transport. Commuters report extended waiting times for buses, with some routes experiencing significant disruptions. At the Intermodal Terminal, a high demand for passenger services is clashing with a shortage of available buses, as many remain parked, awaiting fuel deliveries. Agricultural producers are also facing an uncertain future. Organizations like ANAPO have voiced concerns over the potential inability to complete the sowing and harvesting of essential crops such as soy, corn, and sorghum due to fuel scarcity. Aviculturists are warning of decreased grain deliveries to farms, which could lead to a reduced supply of poultry products in markets. Similarly, the Federation of Livestock Farmers, while currently guaranteeing meat production, has joined calls for the free import of fuel to prevent further complications in movement and supply. Various economic and civic entities have pointed fingers at the government, specifically President Luis Arce Catacora and his cabinet, as the primary architects of this energy crisis. The Civic Committee of Santa Cruz has labeled the current situation a "failure," while the Chamber of Industry and Commerce laments the absence of concrete solutions. Heavy transport operators have proposed the removal of fuel subsidies and the facilitation of unrestricted diesel imports as a viable path to resolving the crisis. The ongoing shortage not only threatens the stability of various economic sectors but also directly affects the daily lives of the general population, highlighting an urgent need for effective government intervention.

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