Overcoming fuel shortages | Para superar desabastecimiento de combustibles

By El Diario: Jubileo proposes four actions to overcome shortages The Jubileo Foundation proposed reducing public spending, adjusting the exchange rate, removing subsidies, and freeing the importation and commercialization of goods, with the aim of overcoming the fuel shortages that continue to affect the country. Jubileo also addressed the macroeconomic imbalances created by the government…

Gov did not address the core issues | Gob no atacó temas centrales

By Unitel: Economist Chávez: “Meeting convened by the government was merely symbolic, it did not address the core issues” For economist Gonzalo Chávez, the 12 agreed-upon points only reaffirm what the laws already state, but there is no additional element to resolve the crisis the country is facing For Chávez, the 12 points amount to…

Bankrupt Country | País quebrado

By Carlos Toranzo Roca, Brújula Digital: They began with rhetoric about transparency and the advent of the “new man.” However, within months—amid an assassination—Santos Ramírez, MAS’s second-in-command, fell due to corruption. Soon after, the murders of police officers in Chapare were covered up, with Evo’s girlfriend, Margarita Terán, as one of the instigators. From the…

TUTO & BRANKO

By Oscar Antezana Malpartida: The existence of seven or eight pre-candidates remains concerning, as it divides the opposition and leaves candidates who fail to meet the minimum criteria for the presidency. However, there is great news: Branko has withdrawn his candidacy to support Tuto. This is not to say that Branko was a bad candidate—quite…

“How much longer will this exhausted model last?” | “¿Hasta cuándo este modelo agotado?”

By Ernesto Estremadoiro Flores, El Deber: Supply Crisis Jean Pierre Antelo: “How much longer will this exhausted model last?” Antelo Questions Government’s Economic Model / Photo: Ricardo Montero The president of Cainco criticized the government’s recent measures to address the economic crisis, stating they are insufficient and repetitive. Jean Pierre Antelo, president of the Santa…