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Story summary
- President Rodrigo Paz, with backing from U.S. President Donald Trump, opened talks in La Paz after 50 days of blockades that have killed at least 14.
- Blockades crippled medical supplies, doubled tomato prices, closed 42% of La Paz restaurants, and caused hospital drug shortages and deaths in rural Oruro.
- Former President Evo Morales, speaking from a site, said he may re-enter politics and warned that exclusion could lead to violence.
