POR QUÉ BOLIVIA PERDIÓ ESTA INNOVACIÓN? XAVIER ITURRALDE LLEVA LA PLANTA DE RECICLAJE A PARAGUAY! ♻️

🚀 Xavier Iturralde, a renowned Bolivian businessman and researcher, has taken a significant step in the fight against pollution and in waste management by relocating his innovative used tire and plastic recycling plant to Paraguay. Iturralde, an environmental advocate with a passion for technology, shared the details of his project on the program "Desayuno Informado" this Thursday. Originally from La Paz, Iturralde has forged a distinguished career in foreign trade, fitness management, and politics. He has worked tirelessly to create a plant capable of converting plastics, tires, and used oils into diesel. Although initially planned for the city of El Alto, Bolivia, the project was hampered by the lack of a suitable legal framework and bureaucratic challenges in his home country. 😎 Follow us: https://beacons.ai/interbolivia 👈 🚀 https://noticias.interbolivia.com 👈 ✅ Join our community! Become a member for exclusive content: [Become a member] https://bit.ly/3Q1z5B0 👈 🛍 Explore our store for amazing products: [Store] https://bit.ly/3wFbrTZ 👈 [Amazon Store] https://amzn.to/3CHdLNX 👈 🌐 SECONDARY CHANNELS ✅ [Follow us on TikTok]   / interbolivia.com   ✅ [Join us on Facebook]   / interbolivia   ✅ [Follow us on Instagram]   / inter.bolivia   ✅ [Follow us on Twitter]   / interbolivia   ✅ [Watch us on Twitch]   / interbolivia   🌍 Welcome to INTERBOLIVIA! Your source for news and current events about Bolivia and international affairs. 📰 You'll find accurate news, in-depth reports, interviews with experts, and much more. 🚀 Click on the links to access exclusive content. Stay informed about the latest news and trends with INTERBOLIVIA! Don't miss a moment of current events! © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED @interbolivia @inter.bolivia 📕 DISCLAIMER "Compare sources; don't rely on just one, but at least two, and consult the primary source, which is usually a person or a physical report." The content and information do not bind "INTERBOLIVIA" nor do they constitute opinions, advice, or recommendations. "INTERBOLIVIA" is not responsible for the opinions of contributors and users.