Violence on Assembly
Members Condemned in
Bolivia
The aggressions
perpetrated in Sucre
against several assembly
constituent members are
strongly condemned in
Bolivia, where the
government denounced a
conspiracy between
oligarchs and regional
civic leaders.
Since mid-morning, the
voices condemning the
violence lived in the
so-called White City are
heard.
Radio stations
constantly receive calls
from all departments of
the country, and
television broadcasts
images of troublemakers
kicking the doors of
Gran Mariscal Sucre
Theater.
The aggressors drunk,
with the rum facilitated
by the own Sucre mayor
ship, even hit women,
like assembly members
Mirta Jimenez and
Marcela Revollo, Loyola
Guzman and Marcela
Choquehuanca.
Constituent member Raul
Prad, with the lip
swollen, narrated before
national television the
aggressions undergone by
his partners, but he
ratified that moral
remains high.
This incident undressed
the trap set by the
Inter Institutional
Committee of Chuquisaca,
which guaranteed
security to the 255
assembly members so that
they remained in Sucre. |
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