Constitutional Chamber of El Alto Will Define the Amparo of Espinoza on Monday; Senator Denounces Possible Conflict of Interest
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The Third Constitutional Chamber of El Alto today examines the amparo appeal filed by the former Minister of Economy, José Gabriel Espinoza, against the parliamentary censorship that gave way to his dismissal.
The vice president of Rodrigo Paz's cabinet is pushing for the downfall of the Minister of Economy in Bolivia.
The Bolivian Plurinational Constitutional Court (TCP) will analyze whether it endorses the precautionary measures against José Espinoza, who was recently dismissed. 23.08.2026, Sputnik Mundo
The former Minister of Economy seeks to render ineffective the censorship of the Legislative Assembly, while the opposition senator questions whether the daughter of one of the members works in the Central Bank of Bolivia.
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