Colombian Truck Drivers Stage Protests Against 20% Diesel Price Hike
Demonstrations Continue for Second Day, Major Highways Blocked
Colombia-Staff Reporter: Colombian Truck Drivers Stage Protests Against 20% Diesel Price Hike. Truck drivers in Colombia are now in their second day of protesting the rise in diesel prices by blocking key highways and roads. As a result, many citizens are facing severe traffic jams, with long lines of vehicles and public buses caught in the congestion.
Protesters have declared their refusal to accept the recent 20% increase in diesel prices announced by the Colombian government. They argue that this substantial price hike places an undue burden on their livelihoods and exacerbates the already high costs of transportation.
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The increase has sparked widespread frustration among truck drivers, who rely heavily on diesel for their operations. They contend that the hike will significantly impact their income and operational expenses, leading to a ripple effect on goods prices and overall economic stability.
The ongoing protests have resulted in major disruptions, with key highways and roads blocked, causing severe traffic congestion and affecting daily commutes for many citizens.
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