Overview
- President Rodrigo Paz pointed to a €360 million air‑space radar purchase that he says has not worked for more than a decade.
- Paz claims investigators traced a thread of a fuel-diversion network within the Hydrocarbons Ministry, YPFB and the ANH that he links to nationwide shortages.
- The ANH reported intercepting a tanker allegedly smuggling fuel in El Alto, with prosecutors and police dispatched to the scene.
- Officials say an “autopsy” of state finances is underway, targeted legal complaints will follow, and economic processes will be digitized to curb impunity.
- Former president Luis Arce disputes the corruption total and the radar cost, while prosecutors continue related cases, including a detention order for ex-COB leader Juan Carlos Huarachi.