“It is money lost in their financial accounts, and we note that since the impact work has not been delivered to the residents of Santa Cruz, and we see that most of the implementation that the government has carried out is simply in current spending, that is, in salaries, salaries, administrative expenses, and so on in investment projects,” Yugra said.
Pointing out that the government has a balance of 450 million Bolivians (more than 60 million dollars) in cash and banks, noting that this is a clear indication of mismanagement and inefficiency in implementing investment projects due to mismanagement of resources.
After comparing what other governments have done, with the same rules, consider that they do much more for the good of their regions.
He criticized the fact that the governor of Santa Cruz, Fernando Camacho, throughout 2022 devoted himself to political issues with the aim of causing instability in the national government instead of managing the issue that concerns the population.
Together with Pro Santa Cruz Committee Chairman Romulo Calvo, and President of the Autonomous University Gabriel Rene Moreno, Vicente Cuellar, Camacho led the violent civil strike that in economic terms caused an estimated $1.2 billion in damages.
In those 36 days, four people died, hundreds were injured, a woman was reported to be gang-raped, shops were looted, the union of provincial workers took place, and the headquarters of the peasant union were set on fire.
Likewise, there were attacks and discriminatory acts against the indigenous Ayeorio people and Crosenyos’ right to work, freedom of movement, health and education was violated.
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