AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBolivia Emergency Law: Bolivia’s government has enacted a new law regulating “states of exception,” setting rules for when emergency powers can be declared amid unrest and how police, armed forces, and prosecutors must act—aimed at restoring supplies and economic normality after weeks of protests and road blockades. Protest Impacts on Life and Services: Reports describe violent clashes in and around La Paz, with demonstrators and police using explosives and tear gas, while road closures contribute to food and medicine shortages—prompting stronger travel warnings. Water and Pollution Research: In Santa Cruz, Bolivia hosted “Water in Bolivia: Science, Innovation and Alliances for Sustainable Futures,” with researchers and partners focusing on water security, climate risks, and emerging concerns like micro- and nanoplastics. Plastic Pollution Focus: A related ALLATRA effort highlighted plastic pollution as a key 21st-century environmental challenge in Bolivia’s water discussions. Regional Sustainability Tracking: Premios Verdes released its 2026 ranking of 500 socio-environmental projects across Latin America and the Caribbean, with Bolivia listed among the top contributors.
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