AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBolivia Crisis Escalates: President Rodrigo Paz announced a cabinet reshuffle and a new Social Economic Council meant to bring protesters into the policy process, after weeks of anti-government unrest that has paralyzed La Paz with roadblocks, shortages, and clashes. Diplomatic Fallout: The turmoil has spilled into regional politics—Bolivia expelled Colombia’s ambassador and accused the protests of “institutional destabilization,” while Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro warned of people “being killed,” prompting U.S. backing for Paz and broader concern across the hemisphere. Street-Level Pressure: Protesters and police have traded tear gas, stones, and explosives, with reports of deaths and looting during the worst days, while daily life has turned chaotic—queues for basic goods and even hospital oxygen shortages. Travel Warnings: Switzerland updated its advice, urging people to avoid travel to Bolivia due to tense conditions and disrupted access routes. Healthcare Workforce (Elsewhere): In North Carolina, Novant Health and NCWorks are set to host healthcare hiring events in Brunswick and New Hanover counties, including roles from nurses to patient access support.
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