Bolivia: Food and fuel shortages trigger long lines in Bolivia.

SHOTLIST LA PAZ, BOLIVIA (JUNE 16, 2026) 1. CLOSE OF CLOSED GAS STATION 2. VARIOUS OF VEHICLES QUEUING FOR FUEL 3. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WAITING WITH JERRYCANS TO BUY GASOLINE 4. VARIOUS OF TRUCKS AND VEHICLES LINED UP FOR FUEL 5. CLOSED GAS STATION DUE TO FUEL SHORTAGES 6. VARIOUS OF RESIDENTS QUEUING FOR FOOD SUPPLIES AT EMAPA 7. VARIOUS OF STREET VENDOR SELLING EGGS 8. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WAITING AT BUS TERMINALLA PAZ, BOLIVIA - JUNE 16: Food and fuel shortages triggered long lines across Bolivia's administrative capital La Paz on Tuesday, June 16, as weeks of road blockades continued to disrupt supplies entering the city. The shortages follow 42 days of blockades organized by social groups and the Bolivian Workers' Central (COB), which are demanding the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz. Footage showed vehicles stretching for blocks outside fuel stations, while residents waited in long lines to purchase gasoline and food supplies. The disruptions have affected both La Paz and neighboring El Alto, where restrictions on transport routes have complicated the delivery of essential goods. Scenes from the Bolivian capital also showed reduced activity at the city's bus terminal as fuel shortages and road blockades continued to impact transportation and daily life.