By Unitel: The reference value of the dollar does not imply a devaluation or a new exchange rate, says economist After the BCB’s announcement about the daily publication of the reference value of the dollar, Gonzalo Chávez considered that it may be a sign of a gradual transition toward a new official market or a…
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Visa Opening | Apertura de Visas
By ANF, Eju.tv: Citizens of Latvia, Romania, Estonia, South Africa, South Korea, Israel, and the United States will be able to enter Bolivia without a visa “Because of an ideological issue linked to visas, we lost 900 million dollars; that is harming the nation,” said President Rodrigo Paz, while Foreign Minister Fernando Aramayo announced that…
Crisis: Gradual or Shock Subsidies | Crisis: subsidios graduales o de shock
By Correo del Sur: Jubileo proposes 5 solution alternatives for the subsidy The State covers, with public resources, 74% of the cost of gasoline and 73% of diesel Jubileo proposes 5 solution alternatives for the subsidy. Photo: ANH The subsidy for hydrocarbons has ceased to be a policy of stability and has instead become the…
Three Economic Scenarios Towards Stabilization | Tres escenarios económicos hacia la estabilización
By El Diario: They propose three economic scenarios if the Government opts for stabilization Faced with the dilemma between gradualism and a more drastic adjustment, economist Hugo Siles warns that if the Government decides to seriously apply a stabilization plan with the elimination of subsidies and measures to attract private investment, the country will face…
Fuel Crossroads | Encrucijada Energética
By El Deber: Minister of Hydrocarbons: “The need to import LPG is almost here” Minister of Hydrocarbons and Energy, Mauricio Medinaceli | Ricardo Montero In an interview with EL DEBER, the Minister of Hydrocarbons and Energy, Mauricio Medinaceli, admits that the sector he leads is in critical condition, but shares President Paz’s optimism about reversing…
Reinventing Bolivia’s Future | Reinventando el futuro de Bolivia
By Gonzalo Chavez, Brujula Digital: Beyond the Shock: Chronicle of a Country Deciding to Reinvent Itself Bolivia’s public debate in recent weeks has revolved around a familiar yet profoundly insufficient dichotomy: shock or gradualism. Both terms are usually interpreted as mere differences in speed, as if the national dilemma were simply deciding whether to press…
