Bolivia Investigates Ex-President Evo Morales over Alleged Ties to 2009 Killings
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The former governor is charged with the crime of three men in 2009, who, at the time, he accused of “mercenaries” and said he ordered the operation
Former Bolivian President is charged with crimes of murder, abuse, torture and illegal detention by the new Attorney General of Bolivia. After the death of three Europeans, he accused them of being "mercenaries".
Former Bolivian President is charged with crimes of murder, abuse, torture and illegal detention by the new Attorney General of Bolivia. After the death of three Europeans, he accused them of being "mercenaries".
BOLIVIA'S state attorney's office is investigating former President Evo Morales for suspected involvement in the murders and torture of European citizens in Santa Cruz in 2009.
The authorities in Bolivia launched a new investigation against former left-wing President Evo Morales for the murder and torture of European citizens 17 years ago.
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