Jaime Mamani

Jaime Mamani

politician Bolivia

Jaime Mamani is the Vice Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances in Bolivia. He has recently been in the news for expressing concerns over the significant increase in coca cultivation in the country, particularly in regions like the Trópico de Cochabamba, where production is closely linked to political influences from the Movimiento Al Socialismo (MAS) party.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
4 wks
Reach
122,874
Power
421$
Sentiment
5.50
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Bolivia 10 5.50 0.75% +40% 11,673,021 122,874 $40,000 421$
Totals 10 11,673,021 122,874 $40,000 421$
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Recent Mentions

Bolivia Bolivia: Jaime Mamani is the Deputy Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances who criticized the U.S. for its unilateral decertification. 5

El Deber: El Gobierno apunta a EEUU por consumo de drogas y rechaza la descertificación

Bolivia Bolivia: Jaime Mamani informed that the three apprehended were identified as Luis Fernando Q. P., Alexander Ch. R., and Duan Sttiven M. U. 6

El Deber: Chapare: Policías capturan a tres presuntos narcos armados y huyen ante el ataque de comunarios

Bolivia Bolivia: Jaime Mamani, the Deputy Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances, acknowledged the need for stricter control over foreigners obtaining papers in Bolivia. 5

El Deber: Emisarios del PCC operan desde 1997 en territorio boliviano

Bolivia Bolivia: Jaime Mamani explained that the officers were part of an anti-drug patrol conducting interdiction work at the Bolivia-Chile border. 7

El Deber: Gobierno gestiona la liberación de cinco policías detenidos en Chile durante operativo antidroga

Bolivia Bolivia: Jaime Mamani is the current Deputy Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances who stated that only emissaries of drug cartels operate in Bolivia. 5

El Deber: “Emisarios”: Gobierno adopta el mismo argumento sobre carteles internacionales