Bolivia's Attorney General's Office Asks Information From Spain and Peru in the Rodríguez Zapatero Case
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The Attorney General's Office of Bolivia requests information from Peru and Spain on a case-by-case basis linked to the Gloria and Zapatero Group The Attorney General's Office of Bolivia initiated international cooperation efforts with Peru and Spain as part of investigations related to the former president of the Spanish Government, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, for the alleged influence he would have exerted in favor of the Gloria Group. The c…
Bolivian justice requested information from Spain and Peru for their possible responsibility in lobbying for a Peruvian company
For possible crimes such as trading in influence or other irregularities related to the actions of the former socialist leader in Bolivia
A new report from the Spanish police revealed that Zapatero participated in an "influence peddling" scheme in Bolivia to benefit a Peruvian company, Grupo Gloria, for 200,000 euros.
Bolivia's Public Prosecutor's Office (MP) asked Spain and Peru for information on the case involving former Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Zapatero, in an investigation into corruption, told Attorney General Roger Mariaca.
The Public Ministry of Bolivia has asked Spain and Peru for information on the case involving former Spanish government president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero because of the alleged influence he exerted in the country in favor of the Peruvian company Grupo Gloria in exchange for 200,000 euros, according to Attorney General Roger Mariaca. In a press conference, Mariaca explained that the Prosecutor’s Office sent to the Bolivian Foreign Ministry “…
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