Huelga en Bangladesh deja un muerto, atentados y vehiculos calcinados

In Bangladesh, recent protests have demanded the government's resignation amid a political crisis. At least one person has died, and security has been heightened in the capital. The opposition has initiated a three-day strike to force the government to step down, following a previous strike that turned violent, resulting in 16 deaths. The country faces significant tension, struggling with poverty and political discord, alongside fatal accidents in the garment industry. The upcoming January elections have intensified the longstanding rivalry between Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and opposition leader Khalida Sia. The opposition claims Hasina's government cannot conduct credible elections and calls for an independent interim government to oversee the process.

¿Quiénes son los principales actores en la rivalidad política mencionada en el texto?

¿Qué demanda hace la oposición respecto a las elecciones programadas para enero?