“Decree 5676 Can Be Improved,” Says the President
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The president explained that the State could not spend more resources than it had, noting that some of the public money was spent on fuel.
Several productive sectors reject the rule that provides for the differentiated price of diesel. The government admitted that this is a condition imposed by the IMF.
Fact Sheet: President Rodrigo Paz affirmed that there will be no backtracking on Supreme Decree 5676, which establishes a reference price of Bs 18 per liter of diesel for large consumers, despite protests and calls for its repeal. Tap to see the full context. Context: The Federation of Municipal Associations of Bolivia (FAM-Bolivia) and the Eastern Agricultural Chamber (CAO) requested the repeal of Decree 5676. The President stated that the Stat…
In the midst of protests and requests for abrogation of Supreme Decree 5676, President Rodrigo Paz stated that the rule can be improved, but not reversed. The decree sets Bs 18 per litre the reference price of diesel for large consumers.
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