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Table: “Annulment of ordinary trial against Añez is a step forward for

Summary by Los Tiempos
Former President Carlos Mesa said on Saturday night that the annulment of the ordinary trial against ex-mandataria Jeanine Añez represents a step forward in the recovery of legality, in the case linked to the alleged illegal appointment of a family member of his in the Bolivian Food Company (EBA).
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Mesa says the annulment of the trial against Áñez is ‘sign to restore his rights’

Former President Carlos Mesa protested against some government authorities, who announced that they will demand that the EBA case remain on the ordinary track. [caption id=

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Table: “Annulment of ordinary trial against Añez is a step forward for

Former President Carlos Mesa said on Saturday night that the annulment of the ordinary trial against ex-mandataria Jeanine Añez represents a step forward in the recovery of legality, in the case linked to the alleged illegal appointment of a family member of his in the Bolivian Food Company (EBA).

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Los Tiempos broke the news in on Sunday, April 6, 2025.
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