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Education minister appears before Assembly for interpellation

From El Deber · () Spanish

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  • Bolivia’s Plurinational Legislative Assembly began questioning Education Minister Ricardo Erick Sanjinés during a new ordinary session.
  • Sanjinés is responding to 55 questions about decisions taken during his tenure, institutional objectives and results achieved.
  • He noted that the question list jumps from number 40 to 45, suggesting a numbering error.

Education Minister Ricardo Erick Sanjinés appeared before Bolivia’s Plurinational Legislative Assembly on Monday to answer a lengthy list of questions about his administration.

The Assembly opened a new ordinary session for the interpellation, and Sanjinés began responding shortly after midday in the chamber. The questionnaire contains 55 items, although the minister immediately pointed out a gap in the numbering.

“But while the questionnaire has 55 questions, it is necessary to clarify that it jumps directly from question 40 to 45; I imagine it is a numbering error,” Sanjinés said.

The summons calls for the minister to be questioned about “the decisions and actions adopted during his administration, compliance with institutional objectives and the results achieved.”

But while the questionnaire has 55 questions, it is necessary to clarify that it jumps directly from question 40 to 45; I imagine it is a numbering error.

· Ricardo Erick SanjinésThe education minister pointed out a numbering gap as he began answering questions before the Assembly.
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