Fuel Shortage in Bolivia Causes Long Lines and Economic Losses
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Bolivia is facing a severe fuel shortage, particularly affecting Santa Cruz, where demand for diesel and gasoline is nearly 3.5 million liters daily. Asosur Santa Cruz reported that supply volumes have fallen by 87% for diesel and 75% for gasoline. The crisis has led to long lines at fuel stations, economic losses for companies, and protests from drivers and agricultural producers. The Departmental Federation of Free Transportation has called for a national meeting to address the issue and demand answers from the government.
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