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City threat summary
Bolivia remains under a 90-day state of emergency declared June 20, 2026 by President Rodrigo Paz Pereira, which remains technically in force through approximately September 18, 2026, following a sustained cycle of anti-government protests, roadblocks, and supply chain disruptions that formally ended June 23.
The acute protest phase has subsided, but the underlying political and economic conditions that drove it — deep social discontent over rising costs, fuel shortages, and opposition backed by workers unions, farmers, and supporters of former President Evo Morales — remain unresolved.
The overall threat environment is best described as elevated but currently stable, with a meaningful probability of renewed unrest if political or economic pressures intensify.
Country overview
Bolivia remains under a 90-day state of emergency declared June 20, 2026 by President Rodrigo Paz Pereira, which remains technically in force through approximately September 18, 2026, following a sustained cycle of anti-government protests, roadblocks, and supply chain disruptions that formally ended June 23.
The acute protest phase has subsided, but the underlying political and economic conditions that drove it — deep social discontent over rising costs, fuel shortages, and opposition backed by workers unions, farmers, and supporters of former President Evo Morales — remain unresolved.
The overall threat environment is best described as elevated but currently stable, with a meaningful probability of renewed unrest if political or economic pressures intensify.
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