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1% Proposal for Co-Participation Opens First Dispute Between the Government and the Governorates

The governors of Santa Cruz Juan Pablo Velasco; of Cochabamba Leonardo Loza; and of Tarija María René Soruco questioned the percentage.
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SANTA CRUZ 03 NOV (NOMADA NEWS).- Juan Pablo Velasco and Stello Cochamanidis consider the government's proposal insufficient and demand a greater redistribution of public resources since 2027. The governor of Santa Cruz, Juan Pablo Velasco, and the president of the Committee for Santa Cruz, Stello Cochamanidis, rejected the National Government's proposal to allocate [...]

Santa Cruz rejected 1% tax co-participation, demanding a gradual increase to 15% by 2031 according to local authorities The Santa Cruz entrance rejects 1% tax co-participation was first published in La Patria Bolivia.

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The governor of Santa Cruz, Juan Pablo Velasco, and the president of the Committee for Santa Cruz, Stello Cochamanidis, rejected the proposal of the national government to allocate 1% of the resources of tax co-participation to the governorates and announced that they will promote a "fight" to demand a redistribution of 50/50.

The governors of Santa Cruz Juan Pablo Velasco; of Cochabamba Leonardo Loza; and of Tarija María René Soruco questioned the percentage.

The announcement was made after a meeting on Friday, where governors participated face-to-face or in a virtual way.

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Opinión Bolivia broke the news on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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