Paz Denounces "Threats for WhatsApp" Against Ministers, Parliamentarians
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"The ministers tell me: 'President, this is a government that decides', but they threaten our families, on WhatsApp they throw threats at us," said Paz at a governmental event held in Trinidad, in the northern department of Beni, according to the Bolivian newspaper 'the Reason'.
Despite the threats, Rodrigo Paz assures that he does not hide and continues to work for a different and productive Bolivia.The entry Rodrigo Paz denounces threats to him and to parliamentarians was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
The president of the state, Rodrigo Paz, denounced this Wednesday that ministers and even parliamentarians receive "threats for WhatsApp" against them and their families. "The ministers tell me, President, this is already a government that decides, but they threaten our families. On WhatsApp they throw threats at us," he said.
“The other day they stayed, Friday, passing the amendment law and then voting for the change of a new prosecutor, many parliamentarians received death threats to their families on their WhatsApp.”
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