Government bets on “gradualism,” but the economy requires shock measures | Gobierno apuesta por el “gradualismo”, pero economía requiere medidas de shock

By El Diario: “Gradualism” is part of the economic management of Rodrigo Paz’s government, in a political, economic, and financial scenario that is not the most favorable for implementing shock measures, but it must be reversed or readjusted as soon as possible, and a concrete and feasible economic plan must be presented, according to economic…

The keys to the tensions between Paz and Lara less than a month after taking office | Las claves de las tensiones entre Paz y Lara a menos de un mes de asumir el Gobierno

By EFE, Vision 360: Lara stated in a video that he “is no longer part” of the Executive, although on Wednesday he called on Paz to overcome their differences. President Paz and Vice President Lara. Photos: APG. Montage: Visión 360 The relationship between the president of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, and his vice president, Edmand Lara,…

Lara in Coup Mode | Lara en modo golpe

Editorial, El Dia: The worst forecast about Edman Lara has come true—and faster than anyone could have imagined. What many feared—an abrupt turn toward systematic attrition, daily confrontation, and concealed ambition—is no longer a hypothesis: it is an unfolding reality. Lara is in coup-mode, a permanent campaign aimed at political arson. His own declarations, forced…

Better for the Government if He Goes | Mejor para el Gobierno que Se Vaya

By Raúl Peñaranda, Brújula Digital: The cost of keeping Lara vs. the cost of expelling him Today, the scenarios are reduced to weighing the pros and cons of formally removing him from government or maintaining this permanent noise produced by the vice president. Edmand Lara/Screenshot At this point, everything indicates that the rupture between President…