Bolivian President Asks the Prosecution to Investigate a Possible Bombing Attack in a Barracks

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Nine dead and 84 injured in explosions at military facility – Rodrigo Paz blames “someone” who wants to return to power

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Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz has asked the prosecutor's office to investigate a "possible attack" against his government after deadly explosions at a military facility last Friday. Two powerful explosions rocked an armed forces camp in Viacha, about 30 kilometers from the administrative capital La Paz. Nine dead, 84 injured The facility was storing confiscated fireworks and military explosives, including hand grenades and TNT. Authorities have…

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Two powerful deadly explosions have hit an armed forces camp in a Bolivian city, and the right-wing president is calling for them to be investigated as a “possible attack” against his government. The post Bolivia: Right-wing President Paz speaks of a “possible attack”, referring to the explosions at a military base appeared first on in.gr.

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Bolivia's president, Rodrigo Paz, asked the Prosecutor's Office on Wednesday to investigate a "possible attack" against his government, following the explosions in a military unit that left at least nine dead and several dozen injured last week.

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Rodrigo Paz asked the Public Prosecutor's Office on Wednesday to investigate a "possible attack" against his governmentBolivian President Rodrigo Paz asked the Public Prosecutor's Office to investigate a "possible attack" against his government, following explosions on Friday in a military facility that killed at least nine people and injured several dozen people.The two explosions occurred in an army facility in Viacha, a city of some 100,000 i…

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The tragedy in the military unit of Viacha left nine dead, more than 80 wounded and five disappeared after the two detonations on Friday.The president linked former left-wing officials with actions to harm their administration.Rodrigo Paz questioned the behavior of his vice president in front of a lieutenant colonel in Viacha and attributed to him an authoritarian behavior.