Bolivians Demand President's Resignation in Mass Protests

Despite many repressions, the Bolivian people are not being stopped. Thousands of people are marching in this Latin American country to demand the resignation of center-right President Rodrigo Paz. Leftist leaders and former President Evo Morales are chanting. Farmers and workers who have marched for seven days in a row are in El Alto, near the capital La Paz. See also City & Local Guides Newsletter SubscriptionMapsThe leaders of the movement say that the government is being given 90 days to resign. Either resign and hold new elections. Or else prepare to face a popular uprising. Nelson Vieira, a peasant leader, said, "The way Rodrigo Paz's administration is repressing ordinary people is nothing but criminal. Video footage circulating on social media shows people marching in Qatar. Armed security forces standing in front. Strong slogans are rising from inside the enclave. Rodríguez Rodríguez Rodríguez is leading the protests.