US throws support behind Bolivia's president as unrest grows

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The United States has pledged emergency aid to Bolivia and warned against attempts to overthrow President Rodrigo Paz amid growing protests and shortages. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that Washington is monitoring the situation and vowed continued support for Paz's government in its fight against what he termed "narco-terrorists" operating in the hemisphere.

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Washington is pledging emergency aid to Bolivia and warning against attempts to topple President Rodrigo Paz as his government faces mounting protests aND worsening shortages. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that "the United States is watching", vowing continued support to Paz in the fight against "narco-terrorists" who profit "from death and destruction in our hemisphere".

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