Evo Morales Says Withdrawal of Diesel Subsidy Is a “Punishment” to Bolivian Producers
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The former president of Bolivia Evo Morales (2006-2019) questioned this Saturday the decision of the government of Rodrigo Paz to withdraw the subsidy of diesel and match its cost to the international market, so he warned that the measure discharges the weight of the adjustment against the producers of the field.
Former President Evo Morales spoke in the last few hours about the elimination of diesel subsidy and its sale at international price in Bolivia. “They expanded the state of emergency to impose final diesel just before the summer sowing,” he said. Through his X account, Evo Morales criticized the determination of the Rodrigo Paz government, which contemplates that the price of fuel in Bolivia will be linked to the international price, taking as i…
Fact sheet Evo Morales criticized the end of the diesel subsidy, arguing that it will affect farmers and increase the costs of basic inputs. Rodrigo Paz’s government linked the price of diesel to the international, starting at Bs 17.95 per litre. To see the full context Context: Evo Morales expressed his concern through his X account about the government’s announcement. He defended the need to debate the elimination of the subsidy to protect vul…
The former president said that the withdrawal of the subsidy will affect small producers and could raise the price of food. Morales faces two arrest warrants in place and the police pointed out that its execution is a priority
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