Bolivian soldiers guard the road to La Paz against the advance of 7000 miners who were marching on the capital to protest against dismissals. The Bolivian Government declared a 90-day state of siege on Friday and has ordered the arrest of political and labour leaders. The Government said the miners had returned to the town of Cruro.
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Press, 1 September 1986, Page 10
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57Bolivian soldiers guard the road to La Paz against the advance of 7000 miners who were marching on the capital to protest against dismissals. The Bolivian Government declared a 90-day state of siege on Friday and has ordered the arrest of political and labour leaders. The Government said the miners had returned to the town of Cruro. Press, 1 September 1986, Page 10
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