Latin America·Bolivia
Bolivia’s nine governors reject government’s offer of a 1% share of tax revenue
La Paz / Santa Cruz —
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| 10 | Fully overlooked ← this story | 0 of 13 outlets |
| 8 | Barely covered | 1 outlet |
| 6, 5 | Lightly covered | 2 outlets (6) · 3 outlets (5) |
| 4, 3 | Covered | 4 outlets (4) · 5 outlets (3) |
| 2, 1, 0 | Widely covered | 6–7 outlets (2) · 8–10 outlets (1) · 11–13 outlets (0) |
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L1What happened
What happened: All nine governors agreed to reject the 1% offer and reopen negotiations (eju.tv; Visión 360).
L2Who’s affected
The offer: 1% of shared tax revenue for departmental governments, estimated at more than Bs 500 million, under a draft special law still being negotiated (Visión 360).
L3Why it’s quiet
Earlier split: La Paz and Beni initially viewed the offer positively, while five governments rejected it and one held back (eju.tv).
L4Deeper impact
The goal: Velasco said accepting 1% would delay for years the aim of at least 15% (Visión 360).
L5Full context
Who gets shared revenue now: Only municipalities and public universities, distributed by population (Visión 360).
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