Bolivia's Presidential Candidate Proposes Loan Payment Deferment LA PAZ, Bolivia – Presidential candidate Eduardo Del Castillo has unveiled a proposal for an exceptional deferment of loan payments in Bolivia. The initiative, announced on June 10th, 2025, suggests a temporary suspension of both principal and interest payments on all loans until December 31st, 2025. This measure is intended to provide financial relief to Bolivian families struggling with debt. "We are presenting a bill for the exceptional deferment of credits," Del Castillo stated in a video released on social media. "Until December 31st, families won't pay capital or interest." The proposal also assures there will be no penalties or interest rate increases during the deferment period. Del Castillo's campaign has emphasized the urgency of this measure, highlighting the economic challenges faced by many Bolivians. The proposal is currently awaiting approval from the Bolivian Legislative Assembly. Its passage would represent a significant intervention in the country's financial landscape, potentially impacting millions of citizens. The proposal has generated considerable discussion, with supporters highlighting its potential to alleviate financial strain on families and opponents raising concerns about its long-term effects on the banking sector. The coming weeks will be crucial in determining the fate of this ambitious initiative and its impact on the Bolivian economy.
[embed]https://www.tiktok.com/@redunotv/video/7514317560892984582[/embed] • Mediante sus redes sociales, Eduardo Del Castillo lanza propuesta de dife…
