Bolivian president signs emergency law

Bolivian President Rodrigo Bázquez approved a law to regulate states of emergency after 39 days of protests and road blockages that caused disruptions in supplies, transportation, and the economy. Law No. 1740 permits the declaration of a state of emergency in cases of threats to national security or natural disasters, and it must be submitted to the legislative body within 72 hours. The law aims to protect the constitutional system and restore economic stability, while affirming the continuation of dialogue, with the government persistently addressing violent elements and those connected to terrorism related to drugs.

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