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Former Bolivian President Luis Arce formally charged
La Paz, Dec. 12 (Prensa Latina) Former Bolivian President Luis Arce was formally charged in the alleged corruption case involving the former Indigenous Development Fund (FDI), as confirmed by the Public Prosecutor's Office.
Former Bolivian President Luis Arce pleaded not guilty this Friday before a court, and rejected the charges of alleged embezzlement in a state fund for indigenous communities. The post Bolivian former President Luis Arce pleads not guilty and denounces political persecution first appeared on Cubadebate.
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Marco Antonio Aramayo, in recording of 2020, says that the then Minister of Economy authorized transfers to private accounts and was "fully informed." An audio of 2020, in which the late former director of the Indigenous Fund, Marco Antonio Aramayo, speaks, has again placed at the center of the debate the alleged irregularities in that institution. The recording, recently broadcast, directly involves the former president and former minister of e…
In Bolivia, former socialist president Luis Arce was arrested during a surprise operation in the city of La Paz. The police arrested him for investigations related to the irregular use of public money, linked to the embezzlement of funds for social works.
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