US EditionArnoldo Méndez, Ally of Jorge Tuto Quiroga in Beni, Generates Controversy over Racist Speeches
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The Ombudsman’s Office condemns discriminatory statements by the Vice-President of the Municipal Council of Trinidad and demands restraint in the political discourse. The Ombudsman’s Office issued a statement rejecting hate speech, discrimination and racism made by Arnoldo Méndez, Vice-President of the Municipal Council of Trinidad and ally of Jorge “Tuto” Quiroga in Beni. The controversial statements, made during a partisan act, included terms …
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