US EditionCongress of the Cob Elects Mario Argolla as Its New Executive Secretary
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The new executive secretary of the Central Obrera Boliviana swore in Cobija and will have the task of recomposing the strength of the workers' parent body, promising dialogue, but also firm in the face of any measure that affects the most humble. With the majority support of the miners, Mario Argollo Mamani became this Friday the new Executive Secretary of the Central Obrera Boliviana (COB) for the management 2025-2027. The swearing-in took plac…
🔊 Listen to this news The 18th Ordinary Congress of the Bolivian Workers' Central (COB) has elected Mario Argollo as its new executive secretary. Argollo replaces Juan Carlos Huarachi and, like his predecessor, works for the state-owned Huanuni Mining Company. Kiefer Venique, executive of the Departmental Workers' Central (COD) of Pando, confirmed to Fides Cobija: "The mining sector has decided who will be its top leader, and it has fallen to M…
The leader reaches the highest representation of the parent of the country's workers in place of Juan Carlos Huarachi.
In the midst of allegations of irregularities, the XVIII Ordinary Congress of the Central Obrera Boliviana (COB) elected Mario Argollo, of the mining company Huanuni, as its new executive secretary
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