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Tuesday, 7 June, 2005, 14:57 GMT 15:57 UK
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In pictures: Bolivian unrest
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Four weeks of protests and road blockades have led to food shortages in Bolivia's capital, La Paz.
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The embattled president, Carlos Mesa, has offered to step down in a televised address.
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Police used teargas to disperse the crowd as demonstrators surrounded the presidential palace on Monday.
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Some were arrested, among them miners, for allegedly throwing dynamite sticks.
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The demonstrators, many brandishing fake weapons, are calling for the nationalisation of the energy industry.
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Indigenous women from the poor slums around the capital have taken actively part in the protests.
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Bolivia's near future is uncertain, with indigenous leaders hostile to Mr Mesa's most likely successors.
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