- Since 14 October, road blockades in Bolivia are leading to shortages of fuel, products and soaring prices.
- While the initial aim of the demonstrations was to prevent the possible arrest of former president Evo Morales, who is under investigation for allegedly abusing a minor during his time in office, his supporters are now protesting against the economic management of the government of President Luis Arce.
- By 18 October, the transport sector had lost more than USD 8.6 million due to the protests, according to estimates by the economy ministry.
- DG ECHO is monitoring the situation with its humanitarian partners.
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