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Mayor’s Office Will Extend Coercive Measures to Owners of Vehicles With
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The mayor of Cochabamba, Manfred Reyes Villa, presented yesterday the project of “Municipal Decree on Non-Consolidated Transfers”, which proposes that the plates of the vehicles belong to their owners and not to the motorized ones. The proposal seeks to avoid that the former owners continue to be affected by taxes and other obligations of vehicles that sold without completing the transfer. (See infographic)
The municipality will also promote before the national directory of the RUAT the modification of the regulations to enable the blockade of fuel cargo.
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