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Bolivian minister defends airline manager against 'lies' on social media

Bolivian minister defends airline manager against 'lies' on social media

From El Deber · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Bolivian Minister of Public Works Mauricio Zamora defended the new general manager of Boliviana de Aviación (BoA), Estanislao Finfera, against social media accusations.
  • Zamora stated that Finfera has over 40 years of experience in civil and military aviation, accumulating 18,301 flight hours.
  • The minister dismissed allegations of economic damage, stating Finfera has already paid any dues and that the accusations stem from misinformation aimed at hindering their work.

Bolivian Minister of Public Works Mauricio Zamora has publicly defended Estanislao Finfera, the newly appointed general manager of Boliviana de Aviación (BoA), against what he describes as "many lies" circulating on social media. Zamora asserted that these accusations, particularly those alleging economic damage, have been addressed and clarified.

There are many lies on social media regarding the complaint against the manager. There are many lies on social media, that has already been assessed, the new manager has even commented on it, and he already has the explanations.

— Mauricio ZamoraAddressing accusations against the new BoA general manager.

Zamora highlighted Finfera's extensive experience, noting his more than 40 years in civil and military aviation, with a total of 18,301 flight hours. Finfera has previously held significant roles within BoA, including operations manager and instructor pilot, and also served in command and instruction capacities within the Bolivian Air Force and as commander at AeroSur and Lloyd Aéreo Boliviano.

We are inconveniencing people, and whoever you choose is a problem. There are people who lend themselves to this type of misinformation.

— Mauricio ZamoraSuggesting that the accusations are politically motivated and part of a misinformation campaign.

The minister suggested that the misinformation is intended to obstruct the new management's work. He stated that Finfera has provided his explanations and documentation regarding the allegations. Zamora urged the public and media to allow Finfera, whom he described as an experienced and capable individual, to lead BoA forward, emphasizing that his appointment was a sound decision. He also mentioned that he would provide documentation to the media to clarify the situation.

The best thing is to let the new manager, who has really been a good decision, a person with experience, a person who knows and has to lead our BOA forward.

— Mauricio ZamoraExpressing confidence in the new manager's abilities.
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Originally published by El Deber in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.