Bolivian farmers clash with police as ex-president vows resistance
Farmers clashed with riot police in Bolivia’s capital, La Paz, demanding an end to President Rodrigo Paz’s government. Former president Evo Morales backed the protesters, vowing his supporters would defend themselves.
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