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President of the Supreme Court of Bolivia Leaves the Country and Denounces Political Persecution

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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.

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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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The president of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ) of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo, announced on Wednesday, November 4, that he left the country with his family and is in exile, after denouncing an alleged political persecution, threats against his integrity and lack of guarantees to carry out his duties. "I have left the country, I am [...] The entry President of the Supreme Court of Bolivia flees the country and denounces political persecution was …

The president of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), Romer Saucedo, left the country and declared himself in exile on the grounds that Bolivia is no longer a safe country. This decision adds to several disputes, between declarations and actions. Romer Saucedo was elected as president of the TSJ on December 15, 2024 and was appointed in January 2025. This year, Saucedo admitted that he was in Palmasola prison with pre-trial detention after an alt…

The president of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), Romer Saucedo, announced that he left Bolivia with his wife and three children and declared himself in exile, stating that his freedom and life, as well as those of his family, are in danger. “...

THE PEACE, 4 Nov (EUROPA PRESS/NOMADA NEWS).- The president of the Supreme Court of Justice of Bolivia, Romer Saucedo, has announced that he has left the country with his wife and three children to go to “exile” as a response to the “persecution” suffered and the “lack of security” for him his family. [...]

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