
Rolando Pacheco
Rolando Pacheco is a municipal councilor in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia, known for his vocal criticism of the city's mayor, Jhonny Fernández. He has raised concerns about the mayor's management and the delays in key infrastructure projects, highlighting the negative impact on local traffic and commerce. Pacheco's remarks regarding the poor state of municipal services and the need for accountability reflect the growing frustration among Santa Cruz residents regarding the local government's performance.
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Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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Bolivia | 4 | 5.50 | 0.21% | +20% | 11,673,021 | 29,693 | $40,000 | 102$ |
Totals | 4 | 11,673,021 | 29,693 | $40,000 | 102$ |
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco is a councilor from MAS who filed a complaint against UCS for alleged fraudulent receipts.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco warned about filing a criminal complaint against the alleged owners of deforested lands.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco attended the session where the Ethics Commission was elected.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco is a councilor who presented a request to annul the political party UCS associated with Mayor Jhonny Fernández.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco is a council member who was attacked during the violent protests.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco described the attack on councilors as a criminal act.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco is a councilor who reported an attack on his vehicle while trying to reach the council session.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco was present at the event celebrating the anniversary of Villa Primero de Mayo.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco is one of the councilors who presented the complaint against the mayor.
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Bolivia:
Rolando Pacheco questioned Fernández's management capabilities and criticized the delays in local infrastructure projects.
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