US EditionThe President of the Bolivian State Oil Company Resigns Less than a Month From Assuming
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The Bolivian state oil company, Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB), is going through a crisis exposed to three presidents in five months. The leader of the corporation, Claudia Cronenbold, possessed on March 30, has presented this Wednesday a letter of resignation in which he claims to have met an institution “significantly more deteriorated than anticipated.” President Rodrigo Paz accused from the first days of his administrati…
Claudia Cronenbold is an engineer and had a 24-year career in Petrobras, working in positions of the Brazilian state in Bolivia and Colombia
Daroca is a civil engineer by profession and specialises in operations and logistics, as well as a master's degree in Business Administration. Source: ABI Sebastián Daroca Oller was held this Thursday night as interim executive president of Yacimientos...
In the midst of questioning the energy sector, President Rodrigo Paz changed the Minister of Hydrocarbons hours after the resignation of the head of YPFB, he had assumed 20 days ago.
Fact Sheet: Claudia Cronenbold resigned as president of YPFB after 23 days in office, criticizing the bureaucracy and the fuel crisis in Bolivia. Her tenure revealed a deteriorated institutional state and the need for profound re-engineering. Tap to see the full context. Context: Bolivia faced accusations of distributing poor-quality gasoline, affecting thousands of vehicles. The situation generated social pressure on YPFB. The complex political…
LA PEACE 22 APR. (NOMADA NEWS).- The president of Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB), Claudia Cronenbold, presented her irrevocable resignation from office less than a month after being possessed, in a context marked by challenges in the energy sector. The resignation was communicated by a letter addressed to President Rodrigo Paz Pereira, in which the now ex-authority exposes the structural difficulties faced by the state oil c…
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