Ernesto Araníbar Quiroga dies, the promoter of de-dollarization in the UDP Government

This Saturday Ernesto Aranibar Quiroga passed awayknown to be responsible for the dedollarization during the government of the Democratic and Popular Unity (UDP) in 1982.

Araníbar, known by those close to him as ‘Pirulo’, was Minister of State on two occasions. In addition, along with his brother Antonio, he was one of the founders of the Revolutionary Left Movement (MIR).

Hundreds of people spoke about the death of Araníbar on social networks. “I express my regret for the death of Ernesto Araníbar Quiroga, a man committed to Bolivia, who was an ambassador in my government, among other public responsibilities that he held in his life. My condolences to his family, especially to his brother Antonio Araníbar, ”the former president tweeted. Charles Table.

the analyst Henry Porto also expressed his sadness at the departure of Araníbar, whom he described as one of the protagonists of the democratic transition in the country.

This Saturday Ernesto Aranibar Quiroga passed awayknown to be responsible for the dedollarization during the government of the Democratic and Popular Unity (UDP) in 1982.

Araníbar, known by those close to him as ‘Pirulo’, was Minister of State on two occasions. In addition, along with his brother Antonio, he was one of the founders of the Revolutionary Left Movement (MIR).

Hundreds of people spoke about the death of Araníbar on social networks. “I express my regret for the death of Ernesto Araníbar Quiroga, a man committed to Bolivia, who was an ambassador in my government, among other public responsibilities that he held in his life. My condolences to his family, especially to his brother Antonio Araníbar, ”the former president tweeted. Charles Table.

the analyst Henry Porto also expressed his sadness at the departure of Araníbar, whom he described as one of the protagonists of the democratic transition in the country.

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