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Rodrigo Paz: “There is 87% support in the Assembly to advance constitutional reform”

From El Deber · () Spanish

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  • Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz said 87% of the Assembly supports advancing constitutional reform.
  • He described the new political landscape as an unprecedented opportunity to attract investment and revive mining and hydrocarbons.

Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz said there is 87% support in the country’s Assembly for advancing a constitutional reform.

Speaking at Cainco’s “Rebuild Without Rehearsing” Economic Forum, Paz said the new political landscape creates an unprecedented opportunity to modify the Constitution.

He linked the proposed reforms to efforts to attract investment and reactivate strategic sectors, including mining and hydrocarbons.

There is 87% support in the Assembly to advance constitutional reform.

· Rodrigo PazThe Bolivian president described legislative backing for constitutional changes.
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