The Uruguayan drug trafficker said that, if he speaks, “Bolivia’s politics will go to hell” while questioning the government minister of that country.
He Uruguayan drug trafficker, Sebastián Marset, He once again mocked the Bolivian and Uruguayan security forces by publishing the second video where he states that he is very far from bolivian and questioned the actions of the government minister of that country, Edward Castilloabout his brother Diego Marset.
Sebastian Marset He published his second video where he assures that he is very far from Bolivia, the country from which he last fled, and that he left “a while ago.” “Surrendering myself is not an option and being captured by bolivian police It’s not an option either. I am quite intelligent for you, not to say that you are very stupid. One (does not) underestimate the Police, but the Bolivians do,” he established in the video published by Underlined.
On the other hand, he threatened Bolivian representatives by assuring that if he spoke, politics would be in trouble by assuring that if he opened his mouth “it gets complicated” and called for innocent people to be released. “They’re talking about me, about a kidnapping that doesn’t exist, upset looking for me through heaven and earth because I have a lot of information. And, the truth, if I speak, the Bolivian politics it goes to hell. But I don’t care about that. Don’t worry, I’m not going to talk, but I urge you to release the innocent people that they have prosecuted”, remarked Marset.
A special dedication to the minister
In addition, Marset referred to his brother, Diego Marset and his documents and assured that his brother has Brazilian legal documentation, since he lived for a time in Brazil, the Bolivian and Paraguayanas well as documentation Uruguayan since their parents are Uruguayans.
In this sense, he questioned the work of the Bolivian government minister, Edward del Castillo, by assuring that “he wastes time and lies to the population in his conferences”. Marset advised him that he should check the system so that “he doesn’t waste time like he does.” He added, for his part, that Castillo “does not think of corroborating the information and not looking like a donkey in front of his country.”
Source: Ambito
