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Adviser to Bolivia’s Paz, Argentina’s Milei Detained over Attack on Analyst
Prosecutors say the former campaign adviser is a suspect in an attempted femicide case as Beller remains in serious condition after being shot three times.
- On Monday night, lawyer Nadia Beller was shot three times at a hotel in the Canal Isuto area of Santa Cruz de la Sierra. She remains in serious condition following the attack.
- Early Tuesday, authorities detained political consultant Fernando Cerimedo at Viru Viru International Airport in Santa Cruz as he prepared to board a flight to Buenos Aires.
- Investigators consider Cerimedo a main suspect, exploring a potential romantic conflict with Beller as a leading hypothesis. Santa Cruz Police Commander David Gomez told reporters authorities are "determining whether he had any involvement" in the shooting.
- Initial reports indicate attackers arrived disguised as food delivery drivers before fleeing on a motorcycle. Cerimedo, a digital strategist for President Javier Milei, has faced scrutiny in Brazil over alleged involvement in campaigns for Jair Bolsonaro.
- As a leading figure behind Derecha Diario and head of the firm Numen, Cerimedo played a key role in developing right-wing movements across Latin America, helping build digital networks for Libertad Avanza.
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Bolivian activist and lawyer Nadia Beller accuses him of being the intellectual author of the assassination attempt he survived. Cerimedo has actively intervened in Ibero-America as a promoter of the so-called "blue wave", the rise of right-wing politicians to power. More information: Adorni, Chief of Staff of Milei, resigns after months of scandals for corruption and illicit enrichment
·Spain
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Argentine co-founder of ‘La Derecho Diario’ was denounced by ex-partner for ‘planning an attack against him’. Learn about the case.
Nadia Beller Took 3 Bullets. Now Her Hospital Testimony Rattles Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz's Government
A shooting outside a Bolivian hotel exposes ties between President Rodrigo Paz's closest adviser and the victim, fueling a femicide and corruption probe.
·New York, United States
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Leaning Left11Leaning Right13Center9Last UpdatedBias Distribution40% Right
Bias Distribution
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L 33%
C 27%
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