Bolivia Fuel Crisis Deepens: Transport Leader Exposes Government's 'Lies'

Bolivia Fuel Crisis: Transport Federation Accuses Government of Dishonesty Santa Cruz, Bolivia – The Bolivian fuel crisis continues to escalate, with Juan Yujra, spokesperson for the Santa Cruz heavy transport federation, leveling serious accusations against the government. Yujra claims that the government's assurances about fuel availability are false, stating that there are, in fact, no reserves. He asserts that the government lacks the financial resources to continue subsidizing fuel prices or to secure necessary supplies. "The government doesn't have the money to keep subsidizing or buying fuel," Yujra stated in an interview broadcast on Red Uno. "They're misleading us, saying there are ships and fuel, but it's a lie." He further demanded that the government publicly release data on fuel reserves to prove their claims. The video accompanying the interview shows long lines of buses and trucks, visually illustrating the severity of the fuel shortage and its impact on transportation. The crisis has caused significant disruptions and protests throughout the country, highlighting the urgent need for transparency and effective government action. The lack of fuel is affecting essential services and daily life for ordinary Bolivians. The government has yet to respond directly to Yujra's accusations. This ongoing crisis underscores the need for open communication and accountability from the Bolivian government.