Paz Promulgates the Prediaries Act
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On Wednesday, President Rodrigo Paz promulgated a law that transfers to the central level the financing of the properties (money that the State disbursed for food and other basic expenses of the prisoners) and the vaccination voucher, obligations that until now assumed by the governors. The measure represents a fiscal relief of Bs. 209.5 million annually for the departmental governments.
Recognising and highlighting the work of Parliament for the analysis and approval of norms focused on benefiting citizens through departmental governments, President Rodrigo Paz Pereira promulgated the “Law of Prediaries”, a rule that provides for the release of governors from payment for persons deprived of liberty so that it is the central administration that assumes this responsibility. The entry Government promulgates “Law of Prediaries” was…
President Rodrigo Paz promulgates a law that transfers prediaries and vaccination costs to the central government. The entry government assumes prediaries and vaccination voucher was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
La PAZ 30 SEP (NOMADA NEWS). – President Rodrigo Paz promulgated on Wednesday the law that frees the governors of the financing of the prediaries and the vaccination voucher, in a context of economic difficulties that also affect the departmental administrations. The act of promulgation was carried out in the Palacio Quemado with the [...]
On Wednesday, the President of the State, Rodrigo Paz, promulgated the law that frees the governors from the payment of prediaries, and allows to allocate about 209.5 million Bolivians to different needs. The Minister of the Presidency,...
The Act indicates that payments for the food of prisoners in the country and the health worker ' s voucher are no longer the responsibility of the governorates.
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