Government Denounces Former Customs and Senatex Officials For
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Three former customs officials, including an ex-manager in Potosí, were reported charging between Bs 500 and Bs 1,000 per vehicle to allow 48 motorized contraband to pass, in a fact registered on September 15, according to the Vice-Ministry of Transparency. Entry Report irregular charges per passage of 48 cars smuggled was first published in El Diario
Research on illicit enrichment in Bolivia reveals more than Bs 4.5 million in accounts of former public officials The entry detects more than Bs 4.5 million in accounts of former officials of Senatex was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
Yamil García, Vice Minister of Transparency, Legal Security and Human Rights, reported this Thursday that complaints were filed against five former public officials, three from Customs in Potosí and two from the National Textile Service (Senatex)...
Yamil García, Deputy Minister of Transparency, Legal Security and Human Rights, reported this Thursday that complaints were filed against five former public officials, three from Customs in Potosí and two from the National Textile Service (Senatex) for illicit enrichment and other crimes. The authority said that, according to the complaint, on Monday, September 15, 2025, 48 trucks passed from Villazón to Potosí, but with irregular payments to of…
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