The United States Revoked the Visa of the Attorney General of Bolivia and Accuses Him of “Facilitating Drug Trafficking”
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Washington accuses Roger Mariaca of accepting bribes to facilitate drug trafficking and revoked his visa. The prosecutor rejected the charges, denounced possible interference and claimed that he will not back down the case against the Argentine consultant. The United States revoked the visa of the Attorney General of Bolivia, Roger Mariaca, who has under his orbit the investigation against the Argentine consultant Fernando Cerimedo, arrested in …
Roger Mariaca, who is in charge of cases such as that of the adviser to ultra-right Fernando Cerimedo, rejected the accusations and said that he will not back down “or an inch” in his investigations. The U.S. government announced the revocation of the visa of the Attorney General of Bolivia, Roger Mariaca, and of the members of his family, for his alleged “participation in acts of significant corruption.” Donald Trump’s administration accuses th…
The U.S. Department of State states that Attorney General Roger Mariaca received bribes to facilitate drug trafficking. "Mariaca (...) abused his public office by soliciting and accepting bribes to facilitate drug trafficking and help violent criminals evade justice," says the statement released Monday by the State Department.
La Paz, Sep 28 (Latin Press) The Attorney General of the State of Bolivia, Roger Mariaca, today rejected the accusations of the U.S. government that accuses him of significant corruption by allegedly soliciting and accepting bribes to facilitate drug trafficking. The post Bolivian Attorney General rejects accusations from the U.S. first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The U.S. State Department accused State Attorney General Roger Mariaca of having received bribes to facilitate drug trafficking and pointed out that his actions jeopardize President Donald Trump’s efforts against narcoterrorism. The U.S. entry accuses Mariaca of facilitating drug trafficking was first published in El Diario
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