Amparo Ballivián
Amparo Ballivián is a Bolivian politician and former director of the National Customs. She recently gained attention as the first presidential pre-candidate to respond to a questionnaire from the Santa Cruz Chamber of Industry, Commerce, Services, and Tourism (Cainco), outlining her proposals to address the country's fiscal deficit and economic restructuring. Ballivián advocates for significant changes in government spending, including the immediate elimination of fuel subsidies and a 15% reduction in the state workforce. She emphasizes the need for free competition to control inflation and proposes reforms in judicial processes to enhance merit-based selection of judges.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián is a former presidential candidate who encourages women to be more decisive in politics.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián announced her withdrawal from the unity block while recognizing Samuel Doria Medina's favorable position.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián declined her candidacy for the presidency after reviewing the internal survey of the fragmented unity bloc.
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Bolivia:
Amparo is one of the candidates who signed the unity agreement, demonstrating that personal decency is above personal ambitions.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián is an economist and a member of the main opposition bloc participating in the event.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián was recognized as one of the leaders who had the courage and conviction to resist pressures.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián remained a presidential candidate until recently.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián is accompanying Samuel Doria Medina in his political endeavors.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián is noted as an economist who joined the Bloc of Unity.
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Bolivia:
Amparo Ballivián wanted to call a meeting but did not receive a response.
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