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Bolivia Crackdown: Bolivia’s government ruled out a state of emergency even as protests in La Paz and El Alto turn more violent, with tear gas used against demonstrators and reports of dozens injured and detained, while authorities say the crisis is concentrated in the capital and promise “tough and strict measures” by boosting police and armed forces. Ecuador Under Curfew Normal: Ecuador’s security strategy keeps leaning on curfews—now the country’s seventh since Noboa took office—despite growing frustration that the measures disrupt daily life without delivering lasting safety. World Cup Logistics (Ecuador in Focus): In the U.S., Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium is set to host multiple pool matches next month, including Ecuador’s game, after major stadium rework for FIFA dimensions. Curaçao Builds Momentum: Curaçao launched its “Blue Nation” campaign and confirmed World Cup preparations, with friendlies against Scotland and Aruba ahead of the tournament. Cross-Border Crime: A U.S. case in Texas charges an Oklahoma truck driver after 42 migrants were found trapped in a sealed trailer, alongside meth allegations. Spain Political Fallout: Spain’s former PM Zapatero is under investigation for alleged influence peddling tied to a Plus Ultra bailout—adding pressure to Pedro Sánchez’s government.

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