Partisan groups and social organizations ensure that this happens to the streets. The warning is based on the release of the former president and 12 accused more by the Senkata massacre.
The social groups and organizations of the Tropic of Cochabambaaligned with the former president Evo MoralesThey warned that They will go to the streets In case the Bolivian justice dispose of the liberation of opposition leaders involved in the Status of 2019among them Jeanine Áñez, Luis Fernando Camacho and Marco Antonio Pumari.
“These intellectual and material authors want to get out of jail. They have to pay for all the economic damage they have caused, ”they said in a Video widespread and replicated by local media.
The organizations announced that “We are going to get up”after Monday a judge suspended the precautionary measures that weighed on Áñez and other twelve accused by the Senkata massacreoccurred in the department of THE HIGH In November 2019, when the ex -president I exercised as president andUterina after the departure of Morales.
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Jeanine Áñez’s responsibility and responsibility
The former head of state is accused of ordering a repression that left about twenty dead and more than 200 injured during the demonstrations that followed the resignation of Evo Morales, who abandoned power after Pressure of the Armed Forces and the opposition. Subsequently, he was exiled in Mexico.
In addition to Senkata, another of the most violent episodes was recorded in I took outin the province of Cochabambawhere there were also fatal victims during protests.
The judicial future of Áñez
Although on Tuesday a Key audienceit was postponed for this Friday, the day The procedural situation will be defined of the ex -president.
A Court of El Alto resolved on Monday to cancel the process that kept Áñez imprisoned since 2021. The defense argued that it should be judged by the Parliament And not for the Ordinary justice, Since the events happened while occupying the presidency, although under a self -proclaimed condition.
Source: Ambito
