The Government Had “Serious Suspicions” that Mariaca Was Behind the Blockades, Says Bascopé Minister
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The Minister of Government, Marco Oviedo, attributed the organization and financing of the 53 days of road blockade to former Attorney General Roger Mariaca, and affirmed that there are records of meetings with leaders of the Bolivian Workers' Central (COB), miners and representatives of the organization Túpac to coordinate the measures. The Oviedo entry accuses Mariaca of financing blockade of 53 days was first published in El Diario
The government linked Roger Mariaca with the financing of blockades that affected the country for 53 days The entry Government links Roger Mariaca with financing of blockades was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
The Government Had “Serious Suspicions” that Mariaca Was Behind the Blockades, Says Bascopé Minister
The Minister of Labour stated that the ex-prosecutor general could have financed the mobilizations that extended for 53 days. He mentioned as an indication the participation of a representative of the Prosecutor’s Office in the dialogue meetings.
Labor Minister Williams Bascopé said the government suspects that former Attorney General Roger Mariaca had links to the funding of the 53 days of blockade and mobilizations.
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