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million illegal election denounced as director of Conacine

Associates National Film Board (Conacine) alleged that the election of the new director of that institution, by members of the Ministry of Culture, was illegitimate since it ignored the rules by choosing one of three candidates from the shortlist chosen by the qualifying committee, without participation of the board, said yesterday the producer and member of Association of Workers of Bolivia Image (ATIB), Homer Rhodes.

By knowing the claim, the Ministry of Culture, whose representative is chairman of Conacine, called an emergency meeting was made yesterday in La Paz, to choose the new director, but the meeting was canceled.

Producer Gerardo Guerra, representing Santa Cruz, said he came the appointment, but found the doors locked and could not know why the meeting was adjourned and the time it was postponed. Reynaldo Lima, representative of La Paz, undertook to provide a more detailed explanation at the end of a working meeting, but then could not be contacted.

While the Ministry of Culture, the head of the Communications Unit, Silvana Saavedra, reported that all officials were at a meeting of "Mini Tower" had no time to completion and could not be interrupted. Facebook



In order to make their voices heard, the filmmakers of the country created a group on social networking Facebook called "Finding the new director of Conacine." Their main demand is that the call was declared void because the applicants' scores were very low. They call the next director of Conacine have the profile required to restructure the institution and that matches the profile developed by the partners through Facebook.

Conacine What is?

The National Film Board (Conacine) is a decentralized organization that has a board chaired by a representative of the cultures. It has an Executive and a directory which is the highest decision-making and is composed of representatives of state and private institutions relating to audiovisual activities, such as the Association of Filmmakers of Bolivia, the Movement of New Cinema and Video Bolivia and the National Film Business. Its


history of the actions set out in Decree Law 15,604 of June 1978 and the organization began operations in December 1982. For determination of the Film Act establishing the Film Development Fund (CTF), a revolving loan fund, intended to encourage the production of short and feature films in different media.