La Paz, July 29 (ABI) -. Between May 2008 and June 2014, six years of nationalization, Empresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (Entel) provided the State 5,115,000 bolivianos.
According to a press release from the nationalized Entel has become one of the strategic state enterprises for national development, whose payments to the Treasury strengthen and sustain high-impact social programs such as the Dignity Pension Bono and Johnny Pinto.
Entel's contributions are for items such as Transportation and Telecommunications Authority (ATT), the National Telecommunications Social Inclusion (PRONTIS) Gaming Authority (AJ) and investment projects.
The indicated amount (5.115 million bolivianos) represents 78.4% of the assets of Entel, amounting to 6526.7 million Bolivians.
The milestone represents an important contribution to the national economy because now the resources generated by Entel Bolivia nationalized stay in and for the benefit of Bolivians.
Central Red / ma ABI
martes, 29 de julio de 2014
| Entel aportó al Estado Bs 5.115 millones en seis años de nacionalización |
La Paz, 29 jul (ABI).- Entre mayo de 2008 y junio de 2014, seis años de nacionalización, la Empresa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones (Entel) aportó al Estado 5.115 millones de bolivianos. De acuerdo con una nota de prensa de la nacionalizada, Entel se consolida como una de las empresas estatales estratégicas para el desarrollo nacional, cuyos pagos fortalecen al fisco y sostienen programas sociales de gran impacto tales como la Renta Dignidad y el Bono Juancito Pinto. Los aportes de Entel se destinan a ítems tales como la Autoridad de Transporte y Telecomunicaciones (ATT), el Programa Nacional de Telecomunicaciones de Inclusión Social (PRONTIS), Autoridad del Juego (AJ) y proyectos de inversión. El monto señalado (5.115 millones de bolivianos) representa el 78,4 % del patrimonio de Entel, que asciende a 6.526,7 millones de bolivianos. La histórica cifra representa un importante aporte a la economía nacional porque ahora los recursos que genera Entel nacionalizada se quedan en Bolivia para beneficio de las y los bolivianos. Red central/ma ABI |
sábado, 26 de julio de 2014
YPFB emprende dos ciclos exploratorios para descubrir nuevas reservas de gas
La Paz, 26 jul (ABI).- El presidente de Yacimientos Petrolíferos Fiscales Bolivianos (YPFB), Carlos Villegas, anunció el sábado que la estatal petrolera emprende dos ciclos exploratorios para reponer y descubrir nuevas reservas hidrocarburíferas para los próximos 10 años.
"Tenemos dos ciclos exploratorios que nos permitirán descubrir nuevas reservas para reponer e incorporar nuevas reservas. Ese es otro de los retos importantes que hoy en día tiene YPFB", señaló.
Villegas dijo que las reservas probadas de gas natural de Bolivia de 10,45 trillones de pies cúbicos (TCF), certificadas por la empresa canadiense GLJ Petroleum Consultants al 31 de diciembre de 2013, aseguran el presente y futuro de Bolivia.
"Las reservas probadas de gas y petróleo hoy en día se constituyen en la riqueza de Bolivia, en las joyas de la abuela y, por esa razón Yacimientos tiene el mejor de los cuidados y la gestión correspondiente para administrar, reponer y descubrir las reservas", manifestó.
Recordó que el 2005 se informó a la población boliviana que Bolivia tenía reservas cuantiosas que permitirían a Bolivia situarla en el centro energético de Sudamérica y que el 2009 el Gobierno instruyó a YPFB certificar las reservas al 31 de diciembre de ese año.
"Los anteriores gobiernos nos decían que Bolivia contaba con reservas probadas por encima de los 26 TCF, pero hubieron hechos que constataban que esa no era una realidad y por esa razón se tomó la decisión de certificar reservas al 31 de diciembre de 2009, dando como resultado que Bolivia tenía 9,9 TCF", rememoró.
En ese contexto, Villegas dijo que bajo esa perspectiva, se logró duplicar la producción de gas natural de 33 millones de metros cúbicos por día (MMmcd) de gas, registrado en 2005 a un promedio de 64,75 MMmcd en 2014, con una capacidad de producción de 66 MMmcd.
"Eso significa consumo de reservas a lo largo de 2010, 2011, 2012 y 2013. Cuatro años en lo que hemos consumido 2,4 TCF de gas natural, y teníamos una certificación de 9,9 TCF, lo que, si hacemos una operación aritmética tendríamos unas reservas de 7,5 TCF", indicó.
Sostuvo que al pasar de los años Bolivia consumió los hidrocarburos y paralelamente exploró para descubrir reservas que permitieron reponer lo consumido en aproximadamente 2,4 TCF.
"Hemos repuesto y además hemos incorporado nuevas reservas para tener ahora 10,45 TCF", destacó.
Red central-cta/clm ABI
"Tenemos dos ciclos exploratorios que nos permitirán descubrir nuevas reservas para reponer e incorporar nuevas reservas. Ese es otro de los retos importantes que hoy en día tiene YPFB", señaló.
Villegas dijo que las reservas probadas de gas natural de Bolivia de 10,45 trillones de pies cúbicos (TCF), certificadas por la empresa canadiense GLJ Petroleum Consultants al 31 de diciembre de 2013, aseguran el presente y futuro de Bolivia.
"Las reservas probadas de gas y petróleo hoy en día se constituyen en la riqueza de Bolivia, en las joyas de la abuela y, por esa razón Yacimientos tiene el mejor de los cuidados y la gestión correspondiente para administrar, reponer y descubrir las reservas", manifestó.
Recordó que el 2005 se informó a la población boliviana que Bolivia tenía reservas cuantiosas que permitirían a Bolivia situarla en el centro energético de Sudamérica y que el 2009 el Gobierno instruyó a YPFB certificar las reservas al 31 de diciembre de ese año.
"Los anteriores gobiernos nos decían que Bolivia contaba con reservas probadas por encima de los 26 TCF, pero hubieron hechos que constataban que esa no era una realidad y por esa razón se tomó la decisión de certificar reservas al 31 de diciembre de 2009, dando como resultado que Bolivia tenía 9,9 TCF", rememoró.
En ese contexto, Villegas dijo que bajo esa perspectiva, se logró duplicar la producción de gas natural de 33 millones de metros cúbicos por día (MMmcd) de gas, registrado en 2005 a un promedio de 64,75 MMmcd en 2014, con una capacidad de producción de 66 MMmcd.
"Eso significa consumo de reservas a lo largo de 2010, 2011, 2012 y 2013. Cuatro años en lo que hemos consumido 2,4 TCF de gas natural, y teníamos una certificación de 9,9 TCF, lo que, si hacemos una operación aritmética tendríamos unas reservas de 7,5 TCF", indicó.
Sostuvo que al pasar de los años Bolivia consumió los hidrocarburos y paralelamente exploró para descubrir reservas que permitieron reponer lo consumido en aproximadamente 2,4 TCF.
"Hemos repuesto y además hemos incorporado nuevas reservas para tener ahora 10,45 TCF", destacó.
Red central-cta/clm ABI
YPFB two exploratory cycles undertaken to discover new gas reserves
La Paz, July 26 (ABI) -. President Bolivian Fiscal Oilfields (YPFB), Carlos Villegas, announced Saturday that the state oil company undertook two exploratory cycles to replenish and discover new hydrocarbon reserves for the next 10 years.
"We have two exploratory cycles that allow us to discover new reserves to replenish and add new reserves. That is one of the major challenges today is YPFB" he said.
Villegas said proven natural gas from Bolivia to 10.45 trillion cubic feet (TCF), certified by GLJ Petroleum Consultants Canadian company at December 31, 2013, reserves ensure the present and future of Bolivia.
"Proved oil and gas reserves today constitute the wealth of Bolivia, in Grandma's jewelry and for that reason Reservoir has the best of care and related management to manage, discover and replenish reserves" , he said.
He recalled that in 2005 the Bolivian population reported that Bolivia had large reserves that would allow Bolivia to place it in the powerhouse of South America and in 2009 the Government instructed YPFB certify reserves as of December 31 of that year.
"Previous governments told us that Bolivia had tested above the 26 TCF reserves, but there were facts which stated that this was not a reality and that is why the decision to certify reserves at December 31, 2009 was taken, giving as it results that Bolivia had 9.9 TCF "she recalled.
In this context, Villegas said that under this perspective, was able to double natural gas production of 33 million cubic meters per day (MCF) of gas in 2005 at an average of 64.75 MMmcd in 2014, with a capacity MCF 66 production.
"That means consumption of reserves during 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Four years we've spent 2.4 TCF of natural gas, and we had a certification of 9.9 TCF, which, if we do an operation arithmetic we would have reserves of 7.5 TCF, "he said.
He said that the passing of time consumed hydrocarbons and Bolivia parallel explored to discover reserves that allowed replenish what consumed about 2.4 TCF.
"We have parts and we have also added new reserves have now 10.45 TCF" he said.
Red central-cta/clm ABI
La Paz, July 26 (ABI) -. President Bolivian Fiscal Oilfields (YPFB), Carlos Villegas, announced Saturday that the state oil company undertook two exploratory cycles to replenish and discover new hydrocarbon reserves for the next 10 years.
"We have two exploratory cycles that allow us to discover new reserves to replenish and add new reserves. That is one of the major challenges today is YPFB" he said.
Villegas said proven natural gas from Bolivia to 10.45 trillion cubic feet (TCF), certified by GLJ Petroleum Consultants Canadian company at December 31, 2013, reserves ensure the present and future of Bolivia.
"Proved oil and gas reserves today constitute the wealth of Bolivia, in Grandma's jewelry and for that reason Reservoir has the best of care and related management to manage, discover and replenish reserves" , he said.
He recalled that in 2005 the Bolivian population reported that Bolivia had large reserves that would allow Bolivia to place it in the powerhouse of South America and in 2009 the Government instructed YPFB certify reserves as of December 31 of that year.
"Previous governments told us that Bolivia had tested above the 26 TCF reserves, but there were facts which stated that this was not a reality and that is why the decision to certify reserves at December 31, 2009 was taken, giving as it results that Bolivia had 9.9 TCF "she recalled.
In this context, Villegas said that under this perspective, was able to double natural gas production of 33 million cubic meters per day (MCF) of gas in 2005 at an average of 64.75 MMmcd in 2014, with a capacity MCF 66 production.
"That means consumption of reserves during 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013. Four years we've spent 2.4 TCF of natural gas, and we had a certification of 9.9 TCF, which, if we do an operation arithmetic we would have reserves of 7.5 TCF, "he said.
He said that the passing of time consumed hydrocarbons and Bolivia parallel explored to discover reserves that allowed replenish what consumed about 2.4 TCF.
"We have parts and we have also added new reserves have now 10.45 TCF" he said.
Red central-cta/clm ABI
viernes, 25 de julio de 2014
Ahorros del público superan $us 15.000 millones al primer semestre (Oficial)
La Paz, 25 jul (ABI).- Al cierre del primer semestre de este año, los ahorros del público en el sistema financiero nacional acumularon 15.071 millones de dólares, principalmente en bancos múltiples, según datos difundidos por la Autoridad de Supervisión del Sistema Financiero (Asfi).
Según información de esa entidad, los depósitos del público entre enero y junio de este año sumaron 12.425 millones de dólares en bancos múltiples, 1.509 millones en fondos financieros privados, 466 millones en mutuales y 672 millones de dólares en cooperativas de ahorro y crédito.
El ministro de Economía, Luis Arce, explicó que más del 77% de los depósitos del público en el sistema financiero nacional están colocados en bolivianos, producto de las políticas monetarias que apreciaron y estabilizaron la moneda nacional, por encima del dólar.
"Hoy Bolivia goza de esta bolivianización que es lo más importante, eso le permite al Banco Central de Bolivia tener una política monetaria activa en la estabilidad de los depósitos", remarcó a la agencia ABI.
Arce explicó que el ascenso en los depósitos de la gente responde a las políticas redistributivas que implementó el Gobierno Nacional desde 2006, a través de constantes aumentos salariales, rentas y bonos sociales aprobados en torno al nuevo modelo económico social comunitario y productivo.
El pasado 9 de julio, el Gobierno Nacional estableció, mediante decreto supremo, que el sistema financiero nacional debe pagar un interés mínimo de 2% anual a los ahorristas que tengan cuentas menores a 70.000 bolivianos, en el marco de la nueva Ley de Servicios Financieros.
mcr/ma ABI
Public savings exceed $ us 15.000 million for the first half (Official)
La Paz, July 25 (ABI) -. At the end of the first half of this year, public savings in the domestic financial system accumulated 15.071 million dollars, mainly in multiple banks, according to data released by the Supervisory Authority of the Financial System (Safi).
According to information from that entity, public deposits between January and June this year totaled 12.425 million dollars in multiple banks, 1.509 million in private financial funds, mutual funds and 466 million on $ 672 million in credit unions.
Economy Minister Luis Arce said that over 77% of the deposits in the domestic financial system are located in Bolivia, due to the monetary policies they appreciated and stabilized the national currency over the dollar.
"Today Bolivia enjoys this bolivianización that is most important, it allows the Central Bank of Bolivia have an active monetary policy in the stability of deposits," he said to the agency ABI.
Arce said that the rise in deposits people respond to redistributive policies implemented by the Government since 2006, through constant wage increases, income and social bonds approved around the new community and productive social economic model.
On 9 July, the Federal Government established by Presidential Decree, the national financial system must pay a minimum interest rate of 2% per annum to savers who have accounts under 70,000 bolivianos, under the new Financial Services Act .
mcr / ma ABI
La Paz, July 25 (ABI) -. At the end of the first half of this year, public savings in the domestic financial system accumulated 15.071 million dollars, mainly in multiple banks, according to data released by the Supervisory Authority of the Financial System (Safi).
According to information from that entity, public deposits between January and June this year totaled 12.425 million dollars in multiple banks, 1.509 million in private financial funds, mutual funds and 466 million on $ 672 million in credit unions.
Economy Minister Luis Arce said that over 77% of the deposits in the domestic financial system are located in Bolivia, due to the monetary policies they appreciated and stabilized the national currency over the dollar.
"Today Bolivia enjoys this bolivianización that is most important, it allows the Central Bank of Bolivia have an active monetary policy in the stability of deposits," he said to the agency ABI.
Arce said that the rise in deposits people respond to redistributive policies implemented by the Government since 2006, through constant wage increases, income and social bonds approved around the new community and productive social economic model.
On 9 July, the Federal Government established by Presidential Decree, the national financial system must pay a minimum interest rate of 2% per annum to savers who have accounts under 70,000 bolivianos, under the new Financial Services Act .
mcr / ma ABI
miércoles, 16 de julio de 2014
World Bank says that Bolivia is one of the best countries in economic growth
La Paz, July 15 (ABI) -. Bolivia's representative to the World Bank (WB), Faris Hadad-Zervos said Tuesday that Bolivia will this year one of the best economic growth in all countries of Latin America.
"These are figures that come from the World Bank Headquarters saying that Bolivia will be in this year, one of the best countries in Latin America in terms of growth rates," he told reporters.
Although exact figures are not yet known, in his view, the growth rate of Bolivia will be greater than 5%.
The 2013 Bolivia closed management with a growth of 6.5%.
In this context, Hadad-Zervos noted that these data will be very prominent Bolivia compared to other countries.
"Now the challenge for Bolivia is secure and we took advantage of the juice that window of opportunity, to pursue sustainable growth of the country, which has to do with an important role of the public and private sector by attracting best investments" he stressed.
With these data, he said he could no longer speak of Bolivia as a middle-income country, but a country consolidates its economic growth and services for its people.
cta / rsl ABI
"These are figures that come from the World Bank Headquarters saying that Bolivia will be in this year, one of the best countries in Latin America in terms of growth rates," he told reporters.
Although exact figures are not yet known, in his view, the growth rate of Bolivia will be greater than 5%.
The 2013 Bolivia closed management with a growth of 6.5%.
In this context, Hadad-Zervos noted that these data will be very prominent Bolivia compared to other countries.
"Now the challenge for Bolivia is secure and we took advantage of the juice that window of opportunity, to pursue sustainable growth of the country, which has to do with an important role of the public and private sector by attracting best investments" he stressed.
With these data, he said he could no longer speak of Bolivia as a middle-income country, but a country consolidates its economic growth and services for its people.
cta / rsl ABI
| Banco Mundial asegura que Bolivia será uno de los mejores países en crecimiento económico |
La Paz, 15 jul (ABI).- El representante en Bolivia del Banco Mundial (BM), Faris Hadad-Zervos, aseguró el martes que Bolivia será este año uno de los mejores en crecimiento económico de todos los países de Latinoamérica. "Son cifras que llegan de la Sede del Banco Mundial que dicen que Bolivia va a ser en este año, uno de los mejores países en Latinoamérica en cuanto a la tasas de crecimiento", explicó a los periodistas. Aunque aún no se conocen las cifras exactas, a su juicio, la tasa de crecimiento de Bolivia será mayor a 5%. El 2013 Bolivia cerró la gestión con un crecimiento de 6,5%. En ese marco, Hadad-Zervos remarcó que con esos datos Bolivia será muy destacada respecto a otros países. "Ahora el desafío para Bolivia es asegurar y aprovechar el jugo que sacamos de esa ventana de oportunidades, para seguir con el crecimiento sostenible del país, el cual tiene que ver con un rol importante del sector público y privado con la atracción de mejores inversiones", subrayó. Con esos datos, dijo que ya no se pude hablar de una Bolivia como un país de mediano ingreso, sino de un país que consolida su crecimiento económico y de servicios para su gente. cta/rsl ABI |
lunes, 7 de julio de 2014
Ende: investment in power projects amounting to 1,000 million
La Paz, July 7 (ABI) -. Manager at the National Electricity Company (Ende) Corporation, Arturo Iporre, reported Monday that the power projects currently running in the country claimed more than 1,000 million investment dollars.
"Currently we are executing projects as Ende Corporation will spend 1,000 million dollars," he said in a contact Red Patria Nueva.
Ende Manager to achieve anticipated that the Patriotic Events Scheduled in Bicentennial, which plans to export electricity targets by 2025 is expected to run an additional investment of between 1,500 and 2,000 million.
Iporre explained that at present thermoelectric Bulo Bulo constructed in Cochabamba, South Tarija and Santa Cruz Warnes, among the three that will add more than 450 megawatts to the national grid (SIN).
On the other hand, said the August 5 proposals for the construction of two hydroelectric plants in La Paz, part of the "Miguillas" project, which will add 200 megawatts to the INS is presented.
He also noted that the final design for the construction of Rositas hydroelectric complex in Santa Cruz, which will generate more than 500 megawatts has already started.
He stressed that the project will leverage Rositas the Rio Grande basin in the east, but also will enable more than 200,000 hectares for irrigated crops.
He also said that alternative energy projects such as wind and solar, he began to increase the reserves of electricity in the country.
Bolivia seeks to export about 3,000 megawatts of electricity by 2025, as part of the Bicentennial Patriotic Agenda, founded in the "Living Well", the active ingredient of the new Plurinational State.
mcr / clm ABI
La Paz, July 7 (ABI) -. Manager at the National Electricity Company (Ende) Corporation, Arturo Iporre, reported Monday that the power projects currently running in the country claimed more than 1,000 million investment dollars.
"Currently we are executing projects as Ende Corporation will spend 1,000 million dollars," he said in a contact Red Patria Nueva.
Ende Manager to achieve anticipated that the Patriotic Events Scheduled in Bicentennial, which plans to export electricity targets by 2025 is expected to run an additional investment of between 1,500 and 2,000 million.
Iporre explained that at present thermoelectric Bulo Bulo constructed in Cochabamba, South Tarija and Santa Cruz Warnes, among the three that will add more than 450 megawatts to the national grid (SIN).
On the other hand, said the August 5 proposals for the construction of two hydroelectric plants in La Paz, part of the "Miguillas" project, which will add 200 megawatts to the INS is presented.
He also noted that the final design for the construction of Rositas hydroelectric complex in Santa Cruz, which will generate more than 500 megawatts has already started.
He stressed that the project will leverage Rositas the Rio Grande basin in the east, but also will enable more than 200,000 hectares for irrigated crops.
He also said that alternative energy projects such as wind and solar, he began to increase the reserves of electricity in the country.
Bolivia seeks to export about 3,000 megawatts of electricity by 2025, as part of the Bicentennial Patriotic Agenda, founded in the "Living Well", the active ingredient of the new Plurinational State.
mcr / clm ABI
| Ende: inversión en proyectos eléctricos asciende a 1.000 millones de dólares |
La Paz, 7 jul (ABI).- El gerente de la estatal Empresa Nacional de Electricidad (Ende) Corporación, Arturo Iporre, informó el lunes que los proyectos eléctricos que actualmente se ejecutan en el país demandaron una inversión superior a los 1.000 millones de dólares. "Actualmente los proyectos que estamos ejecutando como Ende Corporación pasan los 1.000 millones de dólares", remarcó en un contacto con Red Patria Nueva. El Gerente de Ende anticipó que para alcanzar las metas programadas en la Agenda Patriótica del Bicentenario, que proyecta exportar electricidad antes del 2025, se prevé ejecutar una inversión adicional de entre 1.500 y 2.000 millones de dólares. Iporre detalló que en la actualidad se construyen las termoeléctricas de Bulo Bulo en Cochabamba, del Sur en Tarija y de Warnes en Santa Cruz, que agregarán entre las tres más de 450 megavatios al Sistema Interconectado Nacional (SIN). Por otro lado, dijo que el próximo 5 de agosto se presentarán las propuestas para la construcción de dos centrales hidroeléctricas en La Paz, parte del proyecto "Miguillas", que agregarán 200 megavatios al SIN. También señaló que ya se inició el diseño final para la construcción del complejo hidroeléctrico Rositas, en Santa Cruz, que generará más de 500 megavatios. Remarcó que el proyecto Rositas aprovechará la cuenca del río Grande, en el oriente del país, pero también permitirá habilitar más de 200.000 hectáreas para cultivos con riego. Además, dijo que se iniciaron proyectos de energía alternativa, como eólica y solar, para aumentar las reservas de electricidad en el país. Bolivia busca exportar alrededor de 3.000 megavatios de electricidad antes del 2025, en el marco la Agenda Patriótica del Bicentenario, fundada en el "Vivir Bien", principio activo del nuevo Estado Plurinacional. mcr/clm ABI |
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