In Bolivia, drivers of cargo trucks and national and international public service buses wait in line for days at petrol stations to refuel their tanks with diesel, which has been in short supply for months, along with the dollar. The predominantly indigenous country, recently shaken by a failed military coup condemned by the government, is facing its most severe crisis since the era known as the economic miracle, marked by the nationalization of the gas industry under socialist President Evo Morales in 2006. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES