BBC: Chilean transport workers block highways to protest rising fuel prices
According to the BBC, hundreds of Chilean bus and freight drivers have blocked major domestic highways to protest surging fuel prices. Reports indicate that negotiations between the government and protesters have yet to yield a resolution. The Minister of Economy has called for continued dialogue while warning that the road closures are disrupting economic activity and exports. Citing industry groups, the report noted that the average price of diesel has jumped 74% since March—an increase that differs from the uniform fuel price hike announced by the government.
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