Sentence examples for blockaded border from inspiring English sources
The owners also blockaded border crossings, saying the shorter workweek and rising fuel costs were driving them to bankruptcy.
In Ureña, Venezuela, a border town farther north, clashes became violent as the National Guard fired tear gas into crowds of residents who had been trying to clear a blockaded border bridge.
CAIRO — Egypt is charting a new course in its foreign policy that has already begun shaking up the established order in the Middle East, planning to open the blockaded border with Gaza and normalizing relations with two of Israel and the West's Islamist foes, Hamas and Iran.
Gaza conflict: At blockaded border Jump to media player Wyre Davies reports from the blockaded border crossing between Israel and Gaza.
Militants blockaded the border crossing with Egypt at the southern town of Rafah on Wednesday January 4th, and later bulldozed sections of the border barricades.
[South Texas farmers, who have taken their case to the State Department, blockaded the border at the Pharr international trade bridge today in protest, demanding that Mexico pay back the water.
Last Friday, East German farmers, most from state-owned or collective farms, blockaded several border crossing points to back their demands for market protection during the transition to Western-style agriculture.
Uruguay said it would recommend a 90-day halt to construction and a new environmental study, provided Argentine demonstrators stopped blockading a border bridge.
A national coalition of farm groups called off plans today to blockade the border with the United States after the secretary of the economy, Luis Ernesto Derbez, raised the possibility of renegotiating elements of the pact.
2006 April - South African police fire at protesters trying to blockade a border crossing with Swaziland to demand political reform there.
The opposition and Mr. Maduro are at loggerheads over the delivery of humanitarian aid, which Mr. Maduro's government has blockaded at the border with Colombia, a short distance from where their journey begins.
