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Bolivia's Labor Minister Rodriguez dies, authorities launch probe

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Bolivian Labor Minister Erland Rodriguez Lafuente has died, prompting authorities to open an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, the government said on Saturday in a statement shared on social media. President Luis Arce said on Facebook that Rodriguez had always showed his commitment to the Bolivian people.

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Bolivia's Labor Minister Rodriguez dies, authorities launch probe

Bolivian Labor Minister Erland Rodriguez Lafuente has died, prompting authorities to open an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death, the government said on Saturday in a statement shared on social media.

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On Saturday, June 21, the Government of Bolivia confirmed the death of the Minister of Labour, Employment and Social Security, Erland Julio Rodríguez Lafuente, at his home in the city of El Alto, Murillo province, in the La Paz department. The news was released by a note issued by the Vice-Ministry of Communication, where the decision was communicated to instruct the opening of an investigation to clarify the strange circumstances of the death. …

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Bolivia's Minister of Labor, Erland Julio Rodríguez Lafuente, died on Saturday, according to the South American government in a statement issued by both the Ministry of Labour and the Vice-Ministry of Communication.

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