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The Last Police Officer Injured in the Ambush Was Transferred to La Paz.
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🔊 Listen to this news Active and retired police officers, widows, and their families will march on Tuesday, June 18, 2025, in La Paz. The objective of this mobilization is to demand justice for the deaths of four police officers during roadblocks organized by supporters of former President Evo Morales. Participants are seeking information on the progress of the judicial proceedings related to these deaths. March details: Saúl Bustillos, preside…
The images were actually recorded in Argentina during a conflict between a mining company and communes that defended their land. “Several police personnel sent by the government, abuse, beat and humiliate an old man who intended to defend their land,” with that description, Radio Tv Mamoré Entre Ríos broadcast a video out of context, because the images do not belong to Bolivia, therefore, that publication is false. Radio Mamoré's publication Thi…
Captain Dayler Miranda, one of the last troops injured during the ambush of the Bolivian Police in the municipality of Llallagua, was transferred this Sunday to the city of La Paz to receive specialized medical care for injuries sustained during the conflict led by sectors related to Evo Morales.
La Paz, Jun 15, 2025 (ATB Digital).- Captain Dayler Miranda, one of the last troops injured during the ambush of the Bolivian Police in the municipality of Llallagua, was transferred this Sunday to the city of La Paz to receive specialized medical care for injuries suffered during the conflict led by sectors related to Evo Morales. The departure of the uniformed man was accompanied by an emotional act of farewell by the medical staff of the Hosp…
The uniform was cheered by the medical personnel, who highlighted their work in restoring order and returning humanitarian aid to the Potosino municipality. Captain Dayner Miranda, one of the policemen injured during the violent ambush led by evista sectors in Llallagua, was transferred in the last hours to the city of La Paz to receive specialized medical care, after having shown a good recovery in the local hospital. Miranda received a gunshot…
The conflicts in Llallagua, Potosí, and Cochabamba also left civilians dead. The government confirmed two deaths, while those mobilized denounce a third. Cornelio Franco Ramírez died on Wednesday, June 11, in Cochabamba...
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