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Prosecutor's Office of Bolivia Orders Arrest Against Former Chief of Customs - News Press Latina

La Paz, Feb 19 (Latin Press) The Public Prosecutor's Office of Bolivia today issued an arrest warrant against the former president of the National Customs Office during the government of President Luis Arce (2020-2025), Karina Serrudo, for alleged corruption. The post Prosecutor's Office of Bolivia orders arrest against ex-chief of Customs first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
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LA PAZ 20 Feb. (NOMADA NEWS).-The Public Prosecutor's Office issued an arrest warrant against Karina Serrudo Miranda, former executive president of the National Customs of Bolivia, for the alleged commission of crimes linked to contracts harmful to the State. Serrudo, who held office during the administration of former President Luis Arce Catacora, is investigated for the crimes of contracts harmful to the State, non-compliance with duties and a…

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La Paz, Feb 19 (Latin Press) The Public Prosecutor's Office of Bolivia today issued an arrest warrant against the former president of the National Customs Office during the government of President Luis Arce (2020-2025), Karina Serrudo, for alleged corruption. The post Prosecutor's Office of Bolivia orders arrest against ex-chief of Customs first appeared on News Prensa Latina.

Fact Sheet: The Bolivian Public Prosecutor's Office issued an arrest warrant for Karina Serrudo, former president of the National Customs Service, for corruption and contractual irregularities involving state funds. Tap to see the full context. Context: The investigation stems from the acquisition of two scanners for customs inspection. The Vice Minister of Transparency, Yamil García, mentioned technical and administrative anomalies in the purch…

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Periódico La Patria broke the news in on Friday, February 20, 2026.
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