Spinoza Desists From Questioning His Censorship
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Although he initially resorted to the judicial process to remain head of the Bolivian Ministry of Economy, José Gabriel Espinoza finally accepted the censorship imposed in the Legislative Assembly. Economists consulted by Sputnik assessed that President Rodrigo Paz should formulate more changes in his cabinet.
The former Minister of Economy said he decided to withdraw the constitutional action to prevent his personal situation from becoming a factor of confrontation or uncertainty for the government.
The former Minister of Economy José Gabriel Espinoza withdrew on Monday the constitutional protection he filed against the censorship of the Legislative Assembly. The Third Constitutional Chamber of El Alto accepted the withdrawal and ordered the filing of the proceedings. “As the will of the acting party is expressed, this Chamber understands that it is appropriate to accept the withdrawal of the constitutional amparo action,” the judge said in…
LA PAZ, 24 Aug (NOMADA NEWS).- The former Minister of Economy, Gabriel Espinoza, withdrew on Monday the Constitutional Amparo he had presented in a Constitutional Chamber of El Alto against his censorship approved in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly (ALP). The former minister withdrew the amparo when the hearing was held in the Third Chamber of El Alto, where he read the discontinuance memorial, which was accepted by the judge. Last Friday…
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