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Police officers and the so-called autoconvocados clashed at the entrance to the K’ara K’ara dump and the Petrolera Avenue in Cochabamba.
The mobilized reject the validity of the vaccination card and request the abrogation of supreme decrees 4640 and 4641, which provide for their requirement to access public and private entities.
The tension continues in the area, where the protesting groups lit fires and used heavy equipment to move stones and earth in order to prevent the movement of vehicles, reported Unitel.
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Citizens are forced to move on foot, while the police contingent maintains surveillance and activates patrols with their motorized units.
Hours before, the Police had lifted several blockade points, but the protests were reactivated at the end of the afternoon.
The Government postponed the validity of the vaccination card until January 26. Over the weekend he confirmed that his demand will be reactivated, but he is analyzing a way to make the measure more flexible in banks, markets and pharmacies.
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