Bolivia is facing significant economic losses and exacerbated social divisions following a recent period of social unrest. The crisis has fundamentally altered the relationships between the government, opposition groups, and social movements within the country. Analysts predict the negative consequences of the conflict will extend far beyond the removal of roadblocks and immediate resolution of protests. The economic impact is expected to contribute to increased poverty levels nationwide. Furthermore, pre-existing societal fractures have been deepened, creating a more polarized political landscape. Experts suggest a long-term recovery will be necessary to address both the economic damage and the social fragmentation caused by the crisis, and to establish a new balance of power.