The Government of Bolivia denies any damage to the State in case of meat exportation.

In addition to the audit commissioned by Senasag, which is under the Ministry of Rural Development and Land, due to irregularities detected in a case of meat export, there is a second audit under the purview of the Ministry of Productive Development. The first report is expected today. This Thursday, on Correo del Sur Radio, the Minister of Rural Development and Land, Yamil Flores, recalled that at the beginning of the year, after identifying variations in the data from Senasag in a case of meat export, he replaced a couple of officials and instructed an audit of that agency. The case was “a criterion to stop the export.” The audit report commissioned to Senasag is expected to be ready by this Friday and, if the irregularities are confirmed, there will be further sanctions. “We are going to clearly identify what irregularities there have been and which officials would have done it, in what volumes they would have modified, and whether or not there are those data that we initially ...