The President of the Supreme Court of Bolivia Leaves the Country After an Arrest Warrant for Drug Trafficking
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Courrier internationalThe President of the Supreme Court of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo, left the Andean country claiming to be a victim of political persecution, while a warrant of arrest
The Attorney General’s Office of Bolivia confirmed a “argument order for alleged drug trafficking” against the president of the Supreme Court of Justice, Romer Saucedo, who left the country on the grounds of “political persecution”.
Romer Saucedo spoke in 'political persecution' of the government of Rodrigo Paz, who denies accusation
The president of the highest court of justice of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo, reported on Wednesday that he left the country for an alleged "persecution" of the Rodrigo Paz government, after the prosecution ordered his arrest in an investigation for drug trafficking.
The Attorney General reported that Romer Saucedo faces trials in Santa Cruz and that there is an arrest warrant against him. The magistrate declared himself in exile yesterday.
Since October, several senior officials of the judicial system have been arrested for alleged links with the narco. Among them is former Attorney General Roger Mariaca, arrested days after the United States cancelled his visa and that of several officials and businessmen from Bolivia, Colombia, Peru and Ecuador. "I have left the country, I am with all my family in exile," announced in the morning on the social network X Romer Saucedo, president …
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