Government Will Ask the US for Information About Vetoes to that Country and Announce Investigations
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The U.S. Administration imposed sanctions against Attorney General Roger Mariaca, and other high-ranking officials in the country.
LA PAZ 29 SEP (NOMADA NEWS).- The National Government announced that it will request from the United States information and evidence about Bolivian citizens who have been reached by the visa restrictions announced by that country, after the State Department had indicated to the State Attorney General, Roger Mariaca, for alleged links with corruption related to drug trafficking. The Minister of Defense, Ernesto Justiniano, described the allegatio…
The Executive announced that it would request, through diplomatic channels, information and evidence about the allegations that motivated the measure against 13 Bolivian citizens.
The government will ask the United States for information about Bolivian citizens sanctioned with visa restrictions and announced in-depth investigations, after the State Department accused Attorney General Roger Mariaca of alleged corruption linked to drug trafficking and imposed the same restriction on 12 other nationals.
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