Mayabeque, Cuba: The presidential elections in Bolivia this month and the parliamentary elections in Venezuela in December were the topics of analysis of the radio and television Round Table this Monday.
The representative of the Center for International Policy Research, Orieta Hernández Bermúdez, said that the debate held last Saturday with the 7 parties that opt ??for the Presidency in Bolivia was an event that had not been held 18 years ago, since before they were media shows.
The fundamental themes: crisis, stability and job creation. Most of those present attacked the proposal of the MÁS, whose candidate Luis Arce, was calm and offered the proposal to keep the bonds dedicated to the population, substitute imports, industrialization and put taxes on large fortunes.
The researcher of Latin American issues, Ana Teresa Vadía, argued that a figure of 51 thousand dollars was allocated to the accounts of the deputies so that they do not participate in the elections in Venezuela.
The issue is not new; in recent years they have tried to buy the opposition’s non-participation in the elections to destabilize the country.
