Some businesses and public buildings were destroyed. The Police were overwhelmed and had to request reinforcements.
The violence began when residents tried to lift the blockades. Tired of the isolation, they went out to demand free transit. In response, the blockaders intensified their attacks.
Not only against the Police but also against the residents themselves. Tension erupted and blood was shed in the streets.
The road network remains taken by radical sectors. They demand the resignation of President Luis Arce, although there is no unity in their demands.
The former dictator led the criminals

The background, according to authorities, is Evo Morales's attempt to return to power. He would do so through violent and unconstitutional pressure. Now, even with fatal victims.
The clashes have paralyzed basic services in the area. The population of Llallagua no longer has gas or transportation. Local authorities are overwhelmed by the situation.
No firm state presence is observed in the region. Anarchy threatens to spread to other provinces.
So far, there are no arrests for the murders. The material perpetrators haven't been fully identified either.
The public demands justice and the restoration of order. Llallagua has become a symbol of a crisis the country can't ignore.
The events in Llallagua are neither accidental nor spontaneous. They are the result of a premeditated strategy by Evo Morales and his most radical circle to force his registration as a candidate.
Instead of respecting democratic norms, they have chosen to sow terror with dynamite, snipers, and ambushes that have claimed lives.
The measures adopted by the pro-Evo sectors constitute a direct attack on the rule of law. Morales seeks to force his candidacy with methods typical of authoritarian regimes.












