Violence has erupted in Bolivia’s capital as protesters and police clashed amid escalating unrest. Explosions were reported during confrontations in the streets, with tensions rapidly intensifying as demonstrations spread across key areas. Authorities have moved to contain the chaos while concerns grow over political instability, public anger, and worsening security conditions in the country. The clashes mark another major flashpoint in Bolivia’s ongoing unrest crisis.

Explosions In Bolivian Capital As Protesters And Police Engage In Clashes

At least three people were killed and several wounded as protesters clashed with security forces in La Paz as the Bolivian military lifted the blockade of fuel supplies.

At least 3 dead in Bolivia as protesters clash with security forces amid food, fuel crisis

Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez said on Sunday that "transparent elections" will be held soon as violent demonstration post-Morales seem to slow. "Very soon we will announce news regarding our main mandate: calling transparent elections," Jeanine Anez said while adding that it would help to "recovery of our country's democratic credibility.

Will announce transparent elections soon: Bolivia's interim president Jeanine Anez

The Trump administration today recognised Jeanine Anez, 52, as Bolivia's interim president after ex-president Evo Morales began his life in exile in Mexico. "The United States applauds Bolivian Senator Jeanine Anez for stepping up as Interim President of State to lead her nation through this democratic transition, under the constitution of Bolivia," Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said in a statement.

US recognises Jeanine Anez as Bolivia's interim president

Police in three Bolivian cities joined anti-government protests Friday, in one case marching with demonstrators in La Paz, in the first sign security forces are withdrawing support from President Evo Morales after a disputed election that has triggered riots.

Police in Bolivia join opposition as crisis mounts

Bolivia burns in the aftermath of presidential elections

Employees from sectors such as teaching, manufacturing and mining are protesting the President's neoliberal economic agenda

At least 50 arrested and dozens injured as clashes erupt at start of 72-hour strike in Bolivia

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