After the disastrous step of Pablo Groux, first by the Deputy Minister of Culture and Development the renamed Ministry of Culture, there is little good that can be said of his tenure, marked by scandal, corruption, manipulation of the cultural, archaeological disregard for the loss of northern government cultural policies, a total lack of plans and programs, destruction of cultural and archaeological heritage, etc. Groux led to become the Ministry of Culture in another of its units to promote events, as it did with the Administrative Office of Cultures GMLP when he was in charge of that entity.
With respect to Archaeology, Groux is responsible and complicit in ex-officials UNAR, which under his charge and UNAR complacency made an important personal resource and attacked the archaeological heritage. Fortunately, thanks to the strength of the Municipal Government of Tiwanaku, was promoted out of opaque officials of the direction of the UNAR, whose network of corruption and ties of reciprocity is still installed correctly, both in the media as the REASON AND THE PRESS, as in some other departments of government that systematically sought to prevent his fall. Groux
leave a UNAR in ruins, completely disjointed and tainted by corruption and administrative and technical incapacity. Fact should lead to a reestablishment and enhancement project of this important forum for cultural policy generation and administration of Bolivian Archaeology.
Zulma Yugar The new Minister also must share the challenge and assume the historical responsibility Pablo Groux has left a legacy: The need to build cultural and archaeological policies based on NOTHING.
is needed, as when the MAS took his first government and Arandia was head of Culture, build and implement a Heritage Act, to develop regulations for the administration of estates in the central, departmental, municipal and regional levels. It requires strengthening the UNAR, UNACOMOSH and others responsible in the coordinated and complementary with the autonomous government of the country, and wisely adapted to the new structure that the new order imposes Plurinational.
This goal requires a radical restructuring of the Ministry of Culture, in particular the Heritage, whose role is not proportional to its size, complexity and operational structure. It requires more funding, more training of its human resources and mainly a Department to interpret the cultural reality of the country, its institutions and the rise to the challenges of the Process of Change in the cultural area.
luck and success to the Minister Yugar in this difficult management.
Carlos Lemuz http://arqueobolivia.blogspot.com 
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