Bolivia confirms 14 arrests in a police operation, and the government accuses the Prosecutor's Office of protecting drug trafficking.
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Bolivian authorities arrested 14 individuals, including the country's attorney general, during a police operation conducted with United States support. The government announced the arrests on Thursday, accusing the detainees of belonging to a criminal organization that allegedly protected drug traffickers and was entrenched within the judicial system.
Interior Minister Marco Antonio Oviedo detailed the nature of the crackdown during a press conference, framing the sweep as a major effort to dismantle corruption within legal institutions. The operation targets high-ranking officials and highlights direct accusations from the executive branch against judicial leadership regarding complicity in the narcotics trade.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on the government's accusation against the judicial system and criminal organization.
WPLG Local 10 (Miami, US) (US)Highlights the specific arrest of the attorney general and US support.
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