BCB asks Foundation software purchase documents – Journal Page Seven

Page Seven / La Paz
The executive president of the Cultural Foundation of the Central Bank of Bolivia (FCBCB), Homero Carvalho, said the National Archives and Library of Bolivia (ABNB) documentation of buying a software requested , a process in which, according to a complaint eight irregularities were found.
“Transparency Unit has asked the ABNB all relevant information to clarify the complaint and do its part,” said Carvalho.
FCBCB president added that, from now on, the unit will be in charge of tracking the response file Sucre.
“Once the respective analysis is done we will see what action to take. But in the meantime, we anticipate not see anything until the diagnosis derived from the review of the Transparency Unit “he said.
On Wednesday, Carvalho said ABNB director, Juan Carlos Fernandez, was in a congress in Cuba. Yesterday it reported plans to return today.
“On the course itself (we will communicate with him), but we will do through our respective units, which are Audit and Transparency” he added .
The representative said he did not have a specific deadline for the National Archives and Library of Bolivia send them the documentation.
“The complaint was two days ago, we need some time, we can not have an answer. Our Transparency Unit has to request information, it has to come, the unit has to do the analysis, have an assessment. This has its time, “he said.
Carvalho stressed that the foundation will continue with the investigations and that it took “the situation very seriously and will happen what has to happen,” he added. “No doubt if there has been a mishandling of this because there will be responsibilities and these are administrative. “

On September 29, Page Seven published a report revealing eight irregularities in the purchase of software for document management and file of the equity of ABNB office files.

Background
 If the software buying process was conducted between November 26 and December 26, 2014. The purchase at a cost of 556,800 Bolivians. However, the program still does not meet all of its functions.
 Withdrawal The Sicoes registration process, none of the documents indicates the name and version of the software purchase program, which was Alfresco Standard.