Paz Says Argentine Cerimedo "Never" Was Authorized to Represent His Government
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In a four-minute video posted on his social networks, the President of Bolivia denied that the former adviser, charged with alleged attempted femicide of his partner, had worked in his government.
The President of Bolivia and his vice president offer conflicting versions of the real role played by ultraright operator Fernando Cerimedo within the Bolivian government, in the midst of the scandal that broke out after the attempted femicide against lawyer Nadia Beller.
Paz says Argentine Cerimedo "never" was authorized to represent his government
Rodrigo Paz Pereira also said he will guarantee the investigation for the attempted femicide against Cerimedo's partner, Nadia Beller. They were the first statements of the president since the attack on the woman on August 17.
Bolivia's President, conservative Rodrigo Paz, denied that imprisoned political strategist had permission to represent his government
"This man never represented me or my family," said Rodrigo Paz Pereira, the Bolivian president trying not to relate him to Fernando Cerimedo, accused in his country for hiring hitmen to murder his partner, Nadia Beller. Cerimedo became the poisonous stain, no one wants him to touch him, because his presence is linked to the worst of politics and crime. Paz Pereira's disassociation is a reinsurance for the Bolivian president but at the same time …
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