The Secretary-General of the Andean Community, Jorge Hernando Pedraza, announced new measures to facilitate the trade of cosmetic products between Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, in the face of the current situation generated by the coronavirus pandemic. From now on and until December 31 of this year, in the case of the trade of cosmetic […]

“They denounced that the authorities do not listen to their requests and demanded that the conflict be resolved since their way of life is being affected.” Small poultry producers from Cochabamba protested this Thursday by discarding their chickens, killed by lack of food, and also throwing eggs in front of the Government. They demand that

According to an INE report, the contraction is the product of the economic blow that occurred mainly in sectors such as construction, mining and transportation, sectors decimated by the health emergency The growth rate of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in the first quarter of 2020 reached a growth of 0.6%. This is reflected in

Bolivian President Jeanine Áñez focused her speech on the bonds, demanded that the Legislative Assembly release the resources to make the delivery of aid effectiveness, and even asked her political opponents for a “pact” that would make it viable. However, economists consider that the bonds are not enough to reactivate the Bolivian economy, affected by

The blockades, registered since the beginning of this week and commanded by the Central Obrera Boliviana (COB) and the organizations related to the MAS of the Pact of Unity, generate losses of approximately 10 million dollars a day to the industrial sector, said the president of the National Chamber of Industries (CNI) Ibo Blazicevic. “From

The board member of the Confederation of Private Entrepreneurs of Bolivia (CEPB), Víctor Fernández, calculated this Wednesday that the roadblocks promoted by the Movement to Socialism (MAS) have already caused an economic loss for the sector close to 100 million euros. Dollars. “This is very big damage, we are losing a lot of money due