The Minister of Justice, Iván Lima, joined his Government colleague, Carlos Eduardo Del Castillo in the “black list” of the MAS, whose expanded requested the resignation of both authoritiesconfirmed separately the vice president of the ruling party, Gerardo García, and the peasant leader, Santos Valdez, who also said that President Luis Arce must enforce these resolutions because he is mandated by statute.
“There have been comments on the work of the two ministers and they have to give up”, Garcia said succinctly in Cochabamba, after the conclusion of the expanded one. While Valdez said that they will pass the resolutions of the event to the president and he must be the one who enforces these sanctions.
“There are sanctions that the statute says, we are going to pass these resolutions so that they are known to the president (Luis Arce), he will enforce it, otherwise he will be summoned by the political instrument to resolve this situation, because (the ministers) have not been elected by vote, we do not have to say that those ministers belong to us, we have not appointed the ministers”protested the peasant leader.
According to Valdez, the leadership received information that both authorities they are not even militants of the MASwhich worsened their situation and said that it was the event attendees themselves who denounced that they are not part of this political force.
EL DEBER entered the portal of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) to review the militancy of the two authorities and verified that Both do not appear as militants in the “I Participate” application. The Minister of Government is registered in the census in the city of Santa Cruz; while Lima appears in the city of La Paz.
This application that contains the militancy of all citizens, clearly notifies, “you are not a militant”, in both cases.
Given the reaction of the leadership, also the militancy of the first two leaders was consulted. Both Luis Arce and David Choquehuanca appear on the La Paz census and are members of MAS-IPSP.
García had previously stated that according to the new statute of the MAS, all public officials, including the first two presidents, must have militancy and in fact, on Wednesday the re-registration began in the expanded masista itself.
The Minister of Justice, Iván Lima, joined his Government colleague, Carlos Eduardo Del Castillo in the “black list” of the MAS, whose expanded requested the resignation of both authoritiesconfirmed separately the vice president of the ruling party, Gerardo García, and the peasant leader, Santos Valdez, who also said that President Luis Arce must enforce these resolutions because he is mandated by statute.
“There have been comments on the work of the two ministers and they have to give up”, Garcia said succinctly in Cochabamba, after the conclusion of the expanded one. While Valdez said that they will pass the resolutions of the event to the president and he must be the one who enforces these sanctions.
“There are sanctions that the statute says, we are going to pass these resolutions so that they are known to the president (Luis Arce), he will enforce it, otherwise he will be summoned by the political instrument to resolve this situation, because (the ministers) have not been elected by vote, we do not have to say that those ministers belong to us, we have not appointed the ministers”protested the peasant leader.
According to Valdez, the leadership received information that both authorities they are not even militants of the MASwhich worsened their situation and said that it was the event attendees themselves who denounced that they are not part of this political force.
EL DEBER entered the portal of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE) to review the militancy of the two authorities and verified that Both do not appear as militants in the “I Participate” application. The Minister of Government is registered in the census in the city of Santa Cruz; while Lima appears in the city of La Paz.
This application that contains the militancy of all citizens, clearly notifies, “you are not a militant”, in both cases.
Given the reaction of the leadership, also the militancy of the first two leaders was consulted. Both Luis Arce and David Choquehuanca appear on the La Paz census and are members of MAS-IPSP.
García had previously stated that according to the new statute of the MAS, all public officials, including the first two presidents, must have militancy and in fact, on Wednesday the re-registration began in the expanded masista itself.
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