Bolivia’s newly sworn-in President Rodrigo Paz denounced what he called a massive $15 billion corruption hole, revealed through an ongoing state audit.br Speaking in La Paz, Paz compared the situation to performing an "autopsy" on a state he says has been "killed" by years of large-scale theft and mismanagement.br br He vowed to rebuild government institutions to once again serve the Bolivian people, warning that the estimated corruption figure may continue to grow as investigations advance.br br The remarks come as Bolivia faces deep political and economic instability following a contentious transition of power.