Criticism arises for the non-apprehension of Morales

The vice president of the Civic Committee, Stello Cochamanidis, stated that the intelligence area must know the exact place where the coca leader isHowever, the administration of President Luis Arce does not comply with the law.

“We know that Arce is terrified of Evo Morales, but he must comply with the arrest and due process. “This individual who did so much damage to the country has the right to due process,” he said.

In his opinion, he assures that if the Government has not yet captured the former president it is because there is protectiondespite the evidence presented against Morales for the crimes of smuggling and human trafficking.

On December 16, the departmental prosecutor of Tarija, Sandra Gutiérrez, reported that hid the news of the arrest warrant against the former president for the security of police and prosecutors, since they could not reach the address of Morales’ home in the tropics of Cochabamba and had to issue an edict because the coca leader’s home was not reached.

For his part, the former director of Immigration in the administration of Jeanine Áñez, Marcel Rivas, maintained that the government of Luis Arce does not have the “slightest intention” of coordinating with the Argentine authorities so that he human trafficking case against Evo Moralesconstitutes a “transnational crime.”

“It is regrettable that it does not exist in the country’s authorities the slightest intention of doing a serious investigation. Why is the Government not collaborating with the Argentine authorities in the entire investigation? We have not received any public information. The evidence is in the Prosecutor’s Office,” he highlighted.

For his part, the Vice Minister of Government Coordination, Gustavo Torricostated that The arrest of former President Evo Morales could occur at any time and that the Government is preparing the operation.

“We have to wait for the right moment, the Government Minister (Eduardo Del Castillo) said it two days ago. The arrest warrant will be carried out“But without putting the lives of innocent people at risk, no one wants the lives of civilians to be at risk,” said the vice minister who was one of Evo Morales’ main collaborators since 2002.

In contact with the press, Torrico almost postponed the conference, and it was more He seemed annoyed by the insistence in the question why the delay in complying with the restraining order.

“Mr. Journalist, I am talking about a reasonable topic, where there are armed people who are willing to confrontAre you going to send your son? I ask you,” Torrico snapped at the insistence of the professionals. He also challenged deputy Beto Astorga to go together to Chapare holding weapons to capture Morales.

“There is going to be an operation where civilians are not put at risk,” the vice minister reiterated angrily.