Girlfriend of Former Argentine Presidential Advisor Accused of Attempted Femicide in Bolivia Leaves Hospital
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LA PAZ, Bolivia (AP) — Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller left the clinic Saturday afternoon where she had been hospitalized for five days after being shot three times by individuals allegedly hired by her boyfriend Fernando Cerimedo, a former advisor to the president…
The woman who was shot on Monday was discharged from hospital for five days; the police captured the person who allegedly provided the weapon.
Bolivian lawyer Nadia Beller left the clinic on Saturday afternoon where she was interned five days after receiving three shots from individuals allegedly hired by her boyfriend Fernando Cerimedo, a former adviser to the president of Bolivia whose arrest triggered a political earthquake with international repercussions. Beller, 33, left a private clinic in [...] La entrada Leave hospital bride of former Argentine presidential adviser accused of …
El Ciudadano The man of MAGA in Latin America: Fernando Cerimedo's secret network On August 17 in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, lawyer Nadia Beller was the victim of an attempted femicide by her former partner, Fernando Cerimedo. According to BBC Mundo, what in principle seemed like a fact of gender-based violence quickly became a geopolitical scandal when Beller, from the clinic where he recovers from several bullets, denounced a plot of corruption that…
Nadia Beller was discharged. Fernando Cerimedo's ex-partner left the Clinica Las Américas, located in the Bolivian city of Santa Cruz de la Sierra, after having been hospitalized for five days since the attack of two hit men who shot her in the entrance staircase to the Swiss Hotel on 17 August.Beller was seen leaving the clinic in a wheelchair, in the middle of a strong police operation.The security forces also set guard at the home of the form…
Fernando Cerimedo's ex-partner was transferred to his home and will be in permanent police custody. The new suspect will be investigated and one of the alleged hit men turned himself in to the police but denied his participation in the shooting attack that occurred last Monday. Read more
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