Bolivia. Attorney General Invokes Principle of Non-Interference, Rejects US Accusations and Warns that Nothing Will Stop Cerimedo Investigation
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By Baldwin Montero Plaza In a nationwide press conference, Attorney General Róger Mariaca rejected on Monday the accusations made by the U.S. government, which decided to revoke his visa and restrict his entry into that country, invoked the international principle of “non-interference” and assured that the measure will not modify [...]
Nadia Beller questioned the decision of the United States to restrict the visa of the state attorney general, Róger Mariaca, and raised questions about the possible reasons for the measure, amid the investigations involving the Argentine Fernando Cerimedo. Beller pointed out that he gave the Attorney General’s Office audios, conversations, photographs and related documents, according to Cerimedo’s alleged actions in YPFB, fuel-related operations…
Argentine Cerimedo extends his statement in case of alleged illicit enrichment Evo Morales says withdrawal of the diesel subsidy is a “punishment” to Bolivia’s producers. Bolivia’s Attorney General, Roger Mariaca, rejected on Monday the allegations of alleged corruption for which the U.S. Government revoked his visa and demanded “respect” for the “sovereignty” of his country, after considering that it seeks to “condition” or “interfer” with the …
The prosecutor defended the investigations of his management and argued that no national or international political pressure should prevent the facts from being clarified.
Following the revocation of visas, the Attorney General of the State, Roger Mariaca faces charges of alleged corruption in Bolivia The entry “Each country decides”: Saucedo respects U.S. immigration policy was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
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