Accompany me on a walk in the chaotic La Paz city
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LordLundin
Artemis
Okay, I was kind of late to this and I did get the answers to most of my questions. It sounded a lot scarier hearing the sounds and not knowing what they were.
Artemis
Mateo
For the person, asking about the voice, I’m using Siri voice 5
Mateo
To answer your questions: the protests were led by public transportation drivers due to a shortage of fuel, and not only that—they’re also being supplied with low-quality, defective fuel. There was another protest as well, involving an Indigenous group that came from the far north of the country. They arrived on foot, though I don’t have much context about their specific demands. As for the explosions, those were mostly firecrackers, but when they get louder and more intense, they can also be small dynamite charges.
Mabelin Ramirez
My question exactly. What are they protesting? This is beyond crazy.
Chantel Cuddemi
What are they protesting, if I may ask? I love the sounds of the city, I used to grow up in the city. 
Pat
One of the most interesting posts I've seen in weeks. Thanks again. Some of those sounds in the distance sound like automatic gunfire. Very interesting. 
Mabelin Ramirez
Just wondering, what voice are you using for VoiceOver? Nice background noise.
Sylvie
What are actually the big booming sounds? I’m sure they’re not gunshots. Who knows what they’re doing 
Pabloishmael
The way it sounds it sounds like LA. Like it’s very messy here on the sidewalks as well and we have a lot of uneven sidewalks too. 
Mateo
Probably, we will lol, you don’t know the amount of obstacles that people put their on the sidewalks, especially when they’re selling shit. 
Pabloishmael
If I’m going to accompany you on a walk, hopefully we don’t bump into anything