

Doria Medina Unveils Ambitious Constitutional Reform Plan in Presidential Debate
La Paz, Bolivia – During the first presidential debate, candidate Samuel Doria Medina presented his comprehensive proposal for significant changes to the nation's Constitution. Medina emphasized the critical need for judicial reform, stating, "We have to reform justice." He further outlined plans to introduce new legislation aimed at stimulating investments, modernizing mining regulations, and updating hydrocarbon laws. A cornerstone of his proposal includes a shift towards merit-based appointments for public officials, requiring a two-thirds majority vote in parliament. This measure, according to Medina, aims to ensure that key public positions are filled by qualified individuals, fostering transparency and efficiency in governance. The candidate underscored his commitment to swift action, indicating that these changes would be pursued without delay if elected.

