Government Accuses Former Evista Leader of Enlisting Violent Acts In
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El Nuevo Cambio. Latin American Summary, October 30, 2026 Social organizations denounced the government of Rodrigo Paz, for its attempts to involve former president of the Plurinational State, Evo Morales Ayma and other leaders, in subversive activities, after the arrest of former mining leader, Alain Torrico, this Friday in the town of Quillacollo. In [...] La entrada Bolivia. They reveal attempts by the government to involve former president E…
Alain T., leader of a mining cooperative, was arrested yesterday with his brother during a raid on his home in Quillacollo. According to the police report, explosives, firearms and bone remains were found in the property, allegedly belonging to a woman who died more than a year ago.
After the arrest of former leader Alaín Torrico, the minister of government, Marco Antonio Oviedo, reported that two new lines of investigation were opened: one for the finding of bone remains and the other related to communications that he maintained with Evo Morales to coordinate alleged violent actions planned for November.
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