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A Prosecutor's Commission Will Investigate Cerimedo's Audios

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The Attorney General’s Office set up a commission of prosecutors to investigate the case of audios that would reproduce conversations by former Argentine adviser Fernando Cerimedo involving government authorities, ministers, police officers and others. “We have arranged the (conformation) of the prosecutor’s commission and they are initiating the corresponding investigation,” said the interim attorney general, José Armando Urioste.
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The Attorney General’s Office set up a commission of prosecutors to investigate the case of audios that would reproduce conversations by former Argentine adviser Fernando Cerimedo involving government authorities, ministers, police officers and others. “We have arranged the (conformation) of the prosecutor’s commission and they are initiating the corresponding investigation,” said the interim attorney general, José Armando Urioste.

The Prosecutor investigates Fernando Cerimedo's audios and evaluates quoting the First Lady, María Elena Urquidi The entry Investigando audios de Cerimedo and evaluates quoting the First Lady was first published in La Patria Bolivia.

The Attorney General's Office formed a commission of prosecutors to investigate the case of audios attributed to former Argentine adviser Fernando Cerimedo, which involve government authorities, ministers, police officers and others. ...

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Opinión Bolivia broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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