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Government Formalizes Complaint Against Evo for 8 Crimes
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On Thursday, Bolivia’s former President Evo Morales (2006-2019) was charged with eight crimes, including alleged terrorism, because of the roadblock that has already lasted four days causing serious damage to the population, Justice Minister César Siles reported. READ ALSO: Bolivia’s TCP instructs the registration of Andronico Rodríguez’s candidacy “We have filed today a complaint for eight crimes of public action attributable, initially, to Mr.…
President Luis Arce, through the Minister of Justice, filed a formal complaint against ex-mandatario Evo Morales, accusing him of instigating protests and blockades to pressure his ability as a candidate in the upcoming elections.
"We have filed a complaint today for eight public action crimes attributable initially to Mr.Evo Morales Ayma, Mrs.Suseth Rodríguez and to those who are found to be perpetrators, co-authors, accomplices or cover-ups," explained Justice Minister César Siles, on his departure from the La Paz Public Prosecutor's Office after filing the complaint, according to the Bolivian agency ABI.
President Luis Arce also accused Morales of wanting to "close cities" and endanger food distribution across the country
The Government of Bolivia formalized the complaint against former President Evo Morales for eight crimes, including terrorism, public incitement to commit crimes and obstruction of electoral processes, due to the mobilizations his supporters are carrying out to demand that he be empowered as a presidential candidate in the August elections. “We have presented today...
In a new chapter of Bolivia’s growing political and social crisis, the government filed a criminal complaint this Thursday against former President Evo Morales, who is accused of terrorism, incitement to commit crimes and other crimes related to roadblocks that affect different regions of the country. The complaint was formalized before the Public Prosecutor’s Office and, according to the Minister of Justice, César Siles, also reaches people who…
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