Explosions Rock Bolivian Town: Protesters Clash with Residents

Violence Erupts in Llallagua, Bolivia: Government Reports Protesters Used Explosives. Llallagua, Bolivia – Violence erupted in the Bolivian town of Llallagua on June 11, 2025, as protesters clashed with residents who opposed the ongoing blockades. The government, in a press conference led by Minister of Government Roberto Rios, alleged that protesters used explosives and firecrackers to harass and intimidate those who rejected the blockades. "The harassment of the Llallagua residents continues, despite the presence of police and military forces," stated Minister Rios. The video shows footage of the clashes, including scenes of confrontations and damaged property. Minister Rios also indicated that over 30 people suffered injuries during the events and that the ringleaders of the protests have been identified and will soon face justice. While no deaths have been confirmed at this time, the situation remains tense. The government's assertion of explosive use requires further investigation to fully understand the extent of the violence and the motivations behind the protesters' actions.