Bolivia's Attorney General's Office Asks Information From Spain and Peru in the Rodríguez Zapatero Case
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A new report from the Spanish police revealed that Zapatero participated in an "influence peddling" scheme in Bolivia to benefit a Peruvian company, Grupo Gloria, for 200,000 euros.
Bolivia's Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) asked Spain and Peru for information on the case involving former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Zapatero, in an investigation into corruption, told Attorney General Roger Mariaca.
The Public Ministry of Bolivia has asked Spain and Peru for information on the case involving former Spanish government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero because of the alleged influence he exerted in the country in favor of the Peruvian company Grupo Gloria in exchange for 200,000 euros, according to Attorney General Roger Mariaca. In a press conference, Mariaca explained that the Prosecutor’s Office sent to the Bolivian Foreign Ministry “…
Fact Sheet: The Bolivian Attorney General's Office has initiated criminal proceedings in the Zapatero case, related to alleged influence peddling that benefited the company Soboce. International cooperation is being sought to clarify the facts. Tap to see the full context. Context: Attorney General Roger Mariaca confirmed the investigation. José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero is suspected of using his political influence to benefit Soboce in litigation…
The Bolivian Public Prosecutor’s Office has asked Spain and Peru for information on the case involving former Spanish government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero [...]
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The Bolivian Public Prosecutor's Office has asked Spain and Peru for information on the case involving former Spanish government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero for the alleged influence he exerted in the country in favor of the Peruvian company Grupo Gloria in exchange for 200,000 euros, according to Attorney General Roger Mariaca on Thursday.
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