Carolina Ribera, the daughter of former president Jeanine Áñez, and her lawyer Norka Cuéllar went to the Institute of Forensic Investigations (IDIF) to be assessed after the attacks they suffered in the Miraflores prison in La Paz.
Ribera said that she was attacked by police personnel from the prison where her mother is being held. A bruise in the area near the right eye and a scratch on the cheek It was the most visible result of what happened this Friday in Miraflores.
She stated that she received blows all over her body when she was taken out of the prison by force, after the prison authorities refused to transfer her mother to a hospital. The 54-year-old former president suffers from hypertension and completed her tenth day of hunger strike.
Cuéllar, for his part, walked with difficulty and claimed to have received blows to the right back and back during a day marked by violence.
“The health of the former president is the responsibility of the Government and President Luis Arce”said the jurist, who He complained that his rights were violated.
A court in La Paz granted a freedom action resource for Áñez to be transferred to the Clinical Hospital of La Paz, but the jurisdictional authority stopped that decision hours later, alleging the impossibility of the doctors being able to enter the prison due to the protests.
Thursday, during another hearing, the former authority lost balance and suffered an anxious crisis, looking very weak and not stopping shaking, being assisted by medical personnel from the prison compound. Ribera affirmed that this Friday her mother suffered three crises.
Both Ribera and Cuéllar accused the governor of the prison, Estefanía Cervantes, of promoting the attacks at a time when some 300 people, many of them officials of public entities, mobilized to protest against the transfer of the former president.
In fact, some of these citizens still had their entity credentials around their necksIt’s like the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), as observed by EL DEBER.
Shouts, insults and shoves, everything was valid to dislodge the support group that was in front of the Miraflores prison in the area of the same name. Ribera was taken out of the prison by force and those related to the Government, who had already arrived in large numbers, harassed her.
The daughter of the former president announced that she will go on a hunger strike to denounce the abuses suffered this Friday afternoon.
Carolina Ribera, the daughter of former president Jeanine Áñez, and her lawyer Norka Cuéllar went to the Institute of Forensic Investigations (IDIF) to be assessed after the attacks they suffered in the Miraflores prison in La Paz.
Ribera said that she was attacked by police personnel from the prison where her mother is being held. A bruise in the area near the right eye and a scratch on the cheek It was the most visible result of what happened this Friday in Miraflores.
She stated that she received blows all over her body when she was taken out of the prison by force, after the prison authorities refused to transfer her mother to a hospital. The 54-year-old former president suffers from hypertension and completed her tenth day of hunger strike.
Cuéllar, for his part, walked with difficulty and claimed to have received blows to the right back and back during a day marked by violence.
“The health of the former president is the responsibility of the Government and President Luis Arce”said the jurist, who He complained that his rights were violated.
A court in La Paz granted a freedom action resource for Áñez to be transferred to the Clinical Hospital of La Paz, but the jurisdictional authority stopped that decision hours later, alleging the impossibility of the doctors being able to enter the prison due to the protests.
Thursday, during another hearing, the former authority lost balance and suffered an anxious crisis, looking very weak and not stopping shaking, being assisted by medical personnel from the prison compound. Ribera affirmed that this Friday her mother suffered three crises.
Both Ribera and Cuéllar accused the governor of the prison, Estefanía Cervantes, of promoting the attacks at a time when some 300 people, many of them officials of public entities, mobilized to protest against the transfer of the former president.
In fact, some of these citizens still had their entity credentials around their necksIt’s like the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH), as observed by EL DEBER.
Shouts, insults and shoves, everything was valid to dislodge the support group that was in front of the Miraflores prison in the area of the same name. Ribera was taken out of the prison by force and those related to the Government, who had already arrived in large numbers, harassed her.
The daughter of the former president announced that she will go on a hunger strike to denounce the abuses suffered this Friday afternoon.
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