Bolivia is beginning to receive fuel shipments after seven weeks of shortages, but widespread protests continue to disrupt the country. Despite a recently decreed state of exception intended to quell unrest, 28 road blockades remain active across three departments. The blockades have caused significant economic hardship and limited access to essential supplies. While the arrival of fuel marks a small improvement, the ongoing protests indicate the underlying issues remain unresolved. The state of exception grants authorities increased powers to maintain order, but its effectiveness is currently limited by the continued roadblocks. Negotiations between the government and protest groups are ongoing, but a resolution has not yet been reached.