El silencio es cómplice, no permitan corr#pción”: exconcejal pide apartar a entorno de Jhonny de la

#Live “Silence is complicity, don't allow corruption”: Former councilman calls for the removal of Jhonny's associates from Customs “Jhonny's cronies are now in Customs” Alberto Soto de la Vía, president of the National Customs Service, remains silent, as does the Minister of Economy, Gabriel Espinoza, after it was revealed that former officials from the Santa Cruz municipality during Jhonny Fernández's administration, accused of “corruption and theft,” are now working in Customs, after “buying positions,” according to former councilman and current congressman Rolando Pacheco. What is happening in the government? Does President Rodrigo Paz condone these actions? In response, former councilman Marcelo Vidaurre stated that his party denounced former officials who are now working in Customs for alleged irregular payments: “They did a lot of damage to Santa Cruz,” he said. He believes that “Jhonny Fernández’s cronies and associates are now in Customs”; he maintains that “Jhonny F.’s corruption scheme is in the central government”; therefore, he demands that these questionable individuals be removed from public office. The former councilman is asking the Public Prosecutor’s Office to investigate “Jhonny Fernández’s tentacles” who now occupy positions in Customs. Vidaurre points out that this is not a minor issue and should concern government authorities. According to the former councilman, Jhonny Fernández’s associates are clinging to the government like ticks; he asks the authorities to investigate this case and remove these individuals from Customs. “Silence is complicity; do not allow corruption,” he said. #DTV #National #dtv #bolivia #live #lapaz #redgigavision #national #beni #oruro #latest