In Bolivia, the sixth week of the social movement demanding the resignation of President Rodrigo Paz is coming to an end. There is still no end to the crisis on the horizon, while calls for dialogue remain unanswered. For a part of the population suffering from blockages, the time for dialogue must be over and the president must declare a state of emergency, which notably allows the deployment of the army. This is what traders, citizen platforms and even workers demanded on Friday June 12, during a demonstration in La Paz, the Bolivian capital.