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‘Inherited’ Debt Leaves Health Centers Without Nutritional Products

Summary by www.eldiario.net
The Mayor of El Alto reported that it has not been able to acquire Carmelo, Nutribebe, Nutrimama and Chispitas milk for the First Level Health Centers due to a debt of more than six million Bolivians inherited from the previous management, said Mayor Eliser Roca Tancara. The entry Debt "inherited" leaves nutritional products to Health Centers was first published in El Diario
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The Mayor of El Alto reported that it has not been able to acquire Carmelo, Nutribebe, Nutrimama and Chispitas milk for the First Level Health Centers due to a debt of more than six million Bolivians inherited from the previous management, said Mayor Eliser Roca Tancara. The entry Debt "inherited" leaves nutritional products to Health Centers was first published in El Diario

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www.eldiario.net broke the news on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
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