By Stefany Guzmán, Eju,tv: Here’s what the Minister of Economy says The Minister of Economy, José Gabriel Espinoza, assured that the Government is working gradually to prepare Bolivia for a floating exchange rate, while the referential dollar stabilizes in the market. The Minister of Economy, José Gabriel Espinoza, stated in advance that the Bolivian Government…
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Ending Four Taxes | Fin a cuatro impuestos
By Unitel: What are the ITF and the other taxes that the Government will repeal, and how do they work? This Tuesday, the first package of economic measures in the tax area was released by Rodrigo Paz’s administration. The ITF will cease to be collected once the law is approved by the Plurinational Legislative Assembly…
Pact for the Economy | Pacto por la Economía
By El Deber: Minister of Economy Proposes “National Agreement” for the Economy Minister of Economy José Gabriel Espinoza Minister Espinoza believes that the public sector is facing a widespread liquidity crisis. The country has lost technical human capital, eroded regulatory institutions, and allowed strategic projects to age without generating replacements. “Bolivia needs a basic economic…
Rent or Anticrético? Bolivianos or Dollars? | ¿Alquilar o dar en anticrético? ¿bolivianos o dólares?
By Ligia Portillo, Red Uno: Rent or Give Under Anticrético? Bolivianos or Dollars? These Are the Legal and Financial Keys The key is knowing the documentation, the legal formality, and defining the currency of payment—whether bolivianos or dollars—to protect both the owner and the tenant. Photo: Screenshot In a country where housing is a right protected…
The shift in the economic model begins to benefit the country | Cambio de modelo económico comienza a favorecer al país
By El Diario: The change of government and economic model after nearly 20 years has improved Bolivia’s economic indicators, according to analyst and former president of the Tarija College of Economists, Fernando Romero. The new government of Rodrigo Paz Pereira has sent positive, concrete signals of a pragmatic State willing to work with the private…
End of the Fixed Dollar and the Shock Ahead | Fin del Dólar Fijo y el Shock que Viene
By Raul Domínguez, El Deber: Fixed exchange rate reached 14 years; its reduction is announced but an ‘inevitable shock’ is foreseen The U.S. dollar brushed Bs 20 this past May. There is expectation about the Government’s measures | Ricardo Montero Some sectors view with relief the announcement of the end of the fixed exchange rate…
Bolivian Thoughts | Pensamientos Bolivianos (Bilingual/Bilingüe) 