Bolivian mayors demand larger share of tax revenue, seek 36% of coparticipation

Bolivian municipal mayors are demanding inclusion in the 50/50 tax-sharing debate and propose receiving 36% of tax coparticipation, up from the current 20%. They also request the central government assume the disability bonus. This signals growing fiscal tension between subnational governments and the central administration ahead of budget negotiations.

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