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Potosino Deputies Declare Themselves in Vigil After New Middle Room ‘without Date or Time’ to Treat Lithium Contract
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“We are on the lookout because the arcism intends to approve this contract for lithium without due transparency and analysis,” said MP Lissa Claros of Citizen Community this morning.
In February, the commission agreed to travel to Potosí to discuss this issue. Now, the archists refuse to travel. Even the ALP arrived a commission of Potosin civics to protest the contract in analysis.
🔊 Listen to this news Community Citizens representative Lissa Claros expressed her opposition to the rescheduling of the Plural Economy Commission session, which is scheduled to discuss lithium contracts. Claros warned that if these contracts are approved, it could lead to protests in Potosí. The session is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. this Monday, August 11, 2025. Claros questioned the way the meeting was called, stating that "it was irregularly en…
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