Bolivian Prosecutor Orders Arrest of Ex-Leader Morales over Protests
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Bolivia prosecutor orders arrest of ex-leader Morales over protests
The probe stemmed from an 'armed uprising' and 'terrorism' complaint filed by a right-wing conglomerate of civic leaders and businesses against Morales, trade unionist Mario Argollo and Indigenous figure Vicente Salazar. A section of the government later joined the complaint.
The Attorney General's Office of Bolivia ordered the capture of former President Evo Morales and other social leaders following their participation in protests against Rodrigo Paz's government.
The Bolivian Public Prosecution Service has issued an arrest warrant against former President Evo Morales (2006-2019) for his role in anti-government protests that paralyzed the country for fifty days in May and June.
The ex-mandator is accused of terrorism and uprising against the State for his alleged involvement in the blockades and protests of May and June last
The Attorney General's Office of Bolivia issued a new arrest warrant on Wednesday against former President Evo Morales when investigating him for the alleged crimes of terrorism, among others...
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