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…