Paz Claims that Bolivia Has a “Arrested” Economy and Says that It
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La Paz, Oct 31 (Latin Press) Bolivia's president, Rodrigo Paz, today declared that this highland country must promote a new stage of development, despite the existence of economic constraints and lack of resources.The post Bolivian president advocate for economic development first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
Fact sheet The President of Bolivia, Rodrigo Paz, denounced internal attacks by former governors during an act in the Government Palace. He affirmed that his administration faces severe economic challenges and compared Bolivian mining with that of neighbouring countries. To see the full context Context: Rodrigo Paz explained that his management inherited a ‘arrassed’ economy and criticized previous governments for not taking advantage of the res…
President Rodrigo Paz admitted this Saturday that the country’s economic situation is worrying and compared the state’s finances with those of neighboring nations such as Peru and Chile, according to Unitel. “Bolivia is going through a process of transformation, a devastated economy, an economy that I am ashamed of. I’m very jealous to see how Peru exports in mining and Chile can export 60 billion in mining,” said the president.
He also said he felt a “healthy envy” for mining exports from Peru and Chile.
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