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Policía de Bolivia detiene a presidenta del tribunal electoral por orden de la Fiscalía

Comandante general Vladimir Yuri Calderón hizo anuncio luego de que Evo Morales presentara su renuncia

General Vladimir Yuri Calderon informs in a press conference that the General Attorney's Office of Bolivia has opened an investigation into the seven members of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal after an OAS audit found serious irregularities that put in question the integrity of the recent vote, at the Police headquarters in La Paz on November 10, 2019. - opposition leaders had accused the Supreme Electoral Tribunal of rigging the count in the October 20 elections in favour of President Evo Morales. The Bolivian leader announced Sunday he was calling fresh elections after the OAS audit. (Photo by Aizar RALDES / AFP)
General Vladimir Yuri Calderon informs in a press conference that the General Attorney's Office of Bolivia has opened an investigation into the seven members of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal after an OAS audit found serious irregularities that put in question the integrity of the recent vote, at the Police headquarters in La Paz on November 10, 2019. - opposition leaders had accused the Supreme Electoral Tribunal of rigging the count in the October 20 elections in favour of President Evo Morales. The Bolivian leader announced Sunday he was calling fresh elections after the OAS audit. (Photo by Aizar RALDES / AFP) AIZAR RALDES
El general Vladimir Yuri Calderón informó, este domingo, en una conferencia de prensa sobre la detención de la presidenta del Tribunal Electoral de Bolivia, María Eugenia Choque. Foto: AFP (AIZAR RALDES/AFP)

La Paz. La Policía detuvo este domingo a la presidenta del Tribunal Electoral de Bolivia (TSE), María Eugenia Choque, por orden de la Fiscalía, que investiga las irregularidades en los comicios de octubre, informó su comandante general, Vladimir Yuri Calderón.

“Queremos anunciar que, gracias a un trabajo minucioso de la policía boliviana, se ha logrado la aprehensión de la presidenta del Tribunal Supremo Electoral, María Eugenia Choque”, dijo Calderón en rueda de prensa, horas después de que el presidente Evo Morales renunciara tras perder el apoyo de las Fuerzas Armadas y la Policía.

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