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This page collects the 40 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Protests”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Bolivia, Politics, and Political Unrest.

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  1. Wed, Sep 162 items
    1. Police fire tear gas to disperse Congo protests against constitutional changesPolice in Congo fired tear gas on Tuesday to break up a demonstration by hundreds of people opposing constitutional changes. Protesters expressed concern that the changes could allow President Félix TMiami-Dade County
    2. Four supporting acts quit Ed Sheeran tour following Macklemore's removal over pro-Palestinian remarksMiami-Dade County
  2. Fri, Sep 111 item
    1. ICE Arrests Near San Diego Schools Spark OutrageICE arrests near San Diego schools have sparked protests and widespread concern among parents and community members.San Diego County
  3. Thu, Sep 102 items
    1. Hong Kong Court Sentences Three Tiananmen Vigil Organizers Under National Security LawA Hong Kong court is scheduled to sentence three activists who organized annual Tiananmen Square crackdown vigils after they were convicted of inciting subversion under a national security law. Lee ChMiami-Dade County
    2. Students and educators protest ICE enforcement action near San Diego City CollegeHillsborough County
  4. Wed, Sep 22 items
    1. President Rodrigo Paz orders 180-day state intervention of national oil companyPresident Rodrigo Paz has ordered a 180-day government intervention of the state-owned oil company to address fuel shortages and improve the management of diesel imports and distribution. This action Miami-Dade County
    2. Spanish government allocates €309 million to Ceuta following border crisis and nationwide protestsMiami-Dade County
  5. Fri, Aug 281 item
    1. Bolivian government links 84% diesel price hike to IMF credit conditionsThe Bolivian government stated that an 84% price increase for large-scale diesel purchases is a requirement imposed by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to secure a loan. This announcement followsMiami-Dade County2 reports

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  • Topic to peopleRodrigo Paz, Evo Morales, Abelardo de la Espriella (+2 more)
  • Topic to orgsFiscalía de Bolivia, Bolivian government

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