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Weekly Report - 17 September 2026 (WR-26-37)
Bolivian state of exception extended
Bolivia’s legislative assembly voted on 17 September to extend for a further 90 days the state of exception declared by President Rodrigo Paz in June. The government argued that the extension is necessary due to a lingering risk of left-wing protests which caused massive disruption in May and June, with roadblocks across the highway network [WR-26-25].
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