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Supreme Court President Flees Bolivia Citing Threats to His Life

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Bolivia’s Supreme Court President Romer Saucedo said he fled abroad after receiving threats, warning that the country was no longer safe.

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The leader of the Bolivian court, in exile, denounces government persecution amid arrests for drug trafficking. The Bolivian president, in Spain, highlights investigations into the judicial system while the court seeks a new temporary leader.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Judge Romer Saucedo published a message confirming his departure from the country. He claims that he will not give up and denounces political interference in the justice system.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The president of the Supreme Court of Justice of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo, announced that he left the country with his family for alleged threats against his life and accused the Government of Rodrigo Paz of preparing a case against him to discredit him.

·Lima, Peru
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The judge has stressed that he does not have proceedings currently under way, but has stated that he expects legal proceedings to be initiated against him.

The president of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo, announced Wednesday that he left the country together with his family, when he declared himself in exile for denouncing that his freedom and his life are at risk, in addition to accusing the political power of taking control of justice again. Saucedo said [...] La entrada Bolivia: holder of the Supreme Court is exiled after denouncing risks against his life and politi…

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Nómada News broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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