🔥Libre aprobará ley para estado de excepción, Tuto: “No firmo cheque en blanco” norma será revisada3

#Live Libre will approve law for state of emergency, Tuto: “I won’t sign a blank check” the law will be reviewed 34 days of mobilizations and blockades; the population is suffering, especially those in La Paz, because there is no beef, chicken, eggs, and other food. Politicians and government authorities see inaction from President Rodrigo Paz, and in recent hours, the president called on the population in a video to support the Armed Forces and the police in clearing the blockades, but then deleted the video. In response, the political leader of Libre, Jorge Tuto Quiroga, stated that these are 34 days of “anguish and worry,” which represent suffering for the population. According to Tuto, the population's demands are legitimate, but they are being used by Evo Morales for his political interests. Regarding President Rodrigo Paz's call for society to support the Armed Forces and police in clearing the roadblocks, Tuto Quiroga stated that such a request is "a mistake," adding that "the State wants to wash its hands of the situation because it is overwhelmed." Former President Tuto Quiroga highlighted Lara and Paz's willingness to engage in dialogue during the conflicts, because he believes the government is not demonstrating the necessary strength in the face of these conflicts. He accused Evo Morales of wanting Paz, Lara, and the Senate President to resign. Quiroga pointed out that when he was president, he resolved problems through dialogue and by listening to legitimate demands: "When I was president, we applied the law... legitimate demands must be addressed through dialogue in a timely manner," he said. Given this, he stated that President Rodrigo Paz must apply the law without delay. "The government must apply the law without delay," he emphasized. The political leader of the Libre party, Jorge Tuto Quiroga, assured that his party in the Plurinational Legislative Assembly (ALP) will support the law for a state of emergency, in order to provide peace and security to the Bolivian population. “They are taking too long to send the bill for a state of emergency… I haven’t seen the bill for a state of emergency,” he stated. The former official points out that “a state of emergency” is a large-scale operation, so he hopes the government is prepared. “I don’t know if they are prepared for a state of emergency,” he noted. For Tuto, the resignations of ministers are significant; he indicates that it is a sign of internal tension within the executive branch: “Ministers don’t show their faces in conflicts, but they do when traveling… I speak more often than ministers; I am in the opposition,” he said. On this issue, Tuto observes that the government only goes to the media to deny false information, so he urges the authorities to go out and speak to the public: “Go out and speak.” Tuto assures that the Libre party will approve the state of emergency law, but leaves in Pando that “it will not give them a blank check.” “I will review the law for a state of emergency; I will not give them a blank check,” he stated. This comes as he emphasized that everything will be done through parliament and nothing through the streets or by force. “I never ask for resignations; the mandate for peace is five years,” he stated. Regarding the arrest of Carlos Alfredo Cuéllar Pinto, manager of Derivative Products and Industrialization at YPFB, in the “garbage gasoline” case, after he gave his statement this Wednesday as a witness before a commission of prosecutors who arrived in Santa Cruz from La Paz, the head of Libre Tuto stated: “Let those wretches who damaged engines answer for it.” #DTV #National #dtv #bolivia #lapaz #national #live #oruro #redgigavision #beni #latest #lapaz #beni #oruro #sucre #tarija #f10noticias #potosi