Virtually the former governor of Santa Cruz, Rubén Costas, during the EL DEBER radio program, What a week! indicated being calm and coping in the best way with house arrest that since April 27 was determined by the Third Anticorruption Judge, Roberto Parada, in the case that Costas is being investigated for the alleged diversion of resources from the Santa Cruz Government to finance the political campaign of the Democratic Party.
The former authority maintained that the legal issues that weigh against him are gradually being addressed and that this situation does nothing other than confirm that the fight for autonomy and for a participatory democracy was a correct choice, although now he is sought to be punished for those actions.
Costas noted that It is time to look forward, to be optimistic and not to hold grudges or hate. Faced with the possibility of returning to political activity, the former governor maintained that now is the time for new leaders, but that does not mean that he will be distant from the issues that concern Santa Cruz.
When asked how evaluates the current administration of Governor Luis Fernando Camacho, Costas was blunt and indicated that he is not going to enter the game of criticism and comparison. However, he noted that it can be a positive step if Camacho takes into account all the good that was done during his administration where they opted to build roads, provide water and electricity to those who did not have.
Where they work for school breakfasts and for an equitable distribution of income. In this aspect, Costas indicated that it is always possible to collaborate for the benefit of the department, although he specified that it is important that in the matter of management, the character on the fifth floor of the Governor’s Office, alluding to adviser Wálter Chávez, stop messing like a governor in the dark.
Virtually the former governor of Santa Cruz, Rubén Costas, during the EL DEBER radio program, What a week! indicated being calm and coping in the best way with house arrest that since April 27 was determined by the Third Anticorruption Judge, Roberto Parada, in the case that Costas is being investigated for the alleged diversion of resources from the Santa Cruz Government to finance the political campaign of the Democratic Party.
The former authority maintained that the legal issues that weigh against him are gradually being addressed and that this situation does nothing other than confirm that the fight for autonomy and for a participatory democracy was a correct choice, although now he is sought to be punished for those actions.
Costas noted that It is time to look forward, to be optimistic and not to hold grudges or hate. Faced with the possibility of returning to political activity, the former governor maintained that now is the time for new leaders, but that does not mean that he will be distant from the issues that concern Santa Cruz.
When asked how evaluates the current administration of Governor Luis Fernando Camacho, Costas was blunt and indicated that he is not going to enter the game of criticism and comparison. However, he noted that it can be a positive step if Camacho takes into account all the good that was done during his administration where they opted to build roads, provide water and electricity to those who did not have.
Where they work for school breakfasts and for an equitable distribution of income. In this aspect, Costas indicated that it is always possible to collaborate for the benefit of the department, although he specified that it is important that in the matter of management, the character on the fifth floor of the Governor’s Office, alluding to adviser Wálter Chávez, stop messing like a governor in the dark.
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