Protesters clash with police in Bolivia's capital, demand center-right president resign amid warnings of possible military deployment to end five weeks of crippling protests.
Protesters and police clashed during a march on Bolivia's political capital, demanding the country's center-right president resign and defying warnings that the military may soon be deployed to end five weeks of crippling protests.
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