Bolivian army clears roads after 11 days of protests

The Bolivian armed forces have started an operation to clear blocked roads following 11 consecutive days of protests. The demonstrations, organized by supporters of former President Evo Morales, are aimed at opposing the current government.

Protesters erected barricades, burned tires, and blocked main roads, severely affecting traffic and daily life for residents. The army has been mobilized to restore order and ensure that traffic can resume.

Tensions remain high as police and military personnel confront protesters. No casualties have been reported during the road clearance operations.