@que1paso2hoy: #Nacional | SAMUEL DORIA MEDINA DEFIENDE LA LEY 1720 Y PIDE AL GOBIERNO NO ABROGARLO El líder de Unidad Nacional, Samuel Doria Medina se refirió sobre la Ley 1720 y redujo la mucha a un "grupo de movilizados". Pidió al gobierno no retroceder en la abrogación ya que -según él- entendería otros conflictos. Doria Medina, público en su página de Facebook el siguiente mensaje. "Me ha sorprendido el acuerdo del gobierno con un grupo movilizado para abrogar la Ley 1720. Creo que toda ley se puede mejorar, evitando que sea malinterpretada por los sectores que se sientan afectados. Pero es muy riesgoso que el gobierno no defienda (legal y pacíficamente, pero con firmeza) las decisiones del Parlamento y del propio Ejecutivo, que promulgó esta Ley hace poco. Entraríamos en un grave desorden, ya que la abrogación apagaría un conflicto para encender otro con los productores del oriente." #que1pasó2hoy #Noticias #Bolivia

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