US EditionMontenegro’s Response to Espinoza: “the Minister’s Office Is Not Constituted as an Archive Deposit”
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At the time of assuming functions and occupying offices of the Ministry of Economy, the new incumbent in this portfolio of State, Gabriel Espinoza, denounced that the past management left empty environments, without documentation of pending issues, nor endorsements, a fact that demonstrates an attempt to boycott the new government and the degree of irresponsibility with which the Movement to Socialism (MAS) proceeded in twenty years. Through its…
Former Minister of Economy Marcelo Montenegro stated that documentation in physics and digital was provided to the current holder of the portfolio, Gabriel Espinoza, who reported that he received an office without “nothing” of documentation
Montenegro assured that on Thursday, November 6, it had a meeting with Espinoza and his advisor José Agreda in which they were informed that all the requested documentation, at more than 65 points and each of them with 5 items, was delivered in physical and digital to the Transitional Commission.
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