Bolivia’s Paz Taps Deputy to Lead Economy After Minister’s Ousting
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Bolivia’s Paz taps deputy to lead economy after minister’s ousting
LA PAZ, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz appointed Christian Morales as economy and public finance minister on Tuesday, signaling policy continuity as his government seeks to stabilize the crisis-hit economy, secure foreign financing...
Bolivia's Paz taps deputy to lead economy after minister's ousting
LA PAZ, Aug 25 - Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz appointed Christian Morales as economy and public finance minister on Tuesday, signaling policy continuity as his government seeks to stabilize the crisis-hit economy, secure foreign financing and push reforms through Congress. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Fact Sheet: Christian Andrés Morales Burgos assumes the role of the new Minister of Economy and Public Finance in Bolivia, facing the challenge of stabilizing the country's economy following the dismissal of his predecessor by legislative censure. Tap to see the full context. Context: The dismissal of the previous minister, José Gabriel Espinoza, was due to legislative censure for failing to appear during an interpellation regarding economic pol…
Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz appointed the new Minister of Economy on Tuesday to continue with the anti-crisis plan left by his predecessor, who last week was dismissed at the request of Congress.
President Rodrigo Paz held Christian Morales Burgos as the new Minister of Economy, replacing José Gabriel Espinoza, in Casa Gran del Pueblo on Tuesday. “Mr President, today I take this responsibility with deep...
Christian Morales Burgos was held as new Minister of Economy and Public Finance in replacement of José Gabriel Espinoza, who left office after being censored. The former authority was in office for nine months and was charged with reaching agreements with international organizations, such as the International Monetary Fund. The entry Christian Morales was positioned as Minister of Economy and Public Finance was first published in El Diario
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