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La Paz - Attorney Marcelo
Sosa, who is probing the case of a terrorist
cell neutralized in April in Santa Cruz,
revealed the intention of that network to
divide Bolivia with attacks on strategic
sites.
The scientific report cites secessionist
intentions the group's leader
Bolivian-Croatian Eduardo Rozsa Flores
declared in an interview before dying, Sosa
told press.
The Public Ministry representative also
showed some photos with a series of elements
and chemical components to produce powerful
explosives.
The intention of the group was to spark
violence in Santa Cruz to divide Bolivia,
and avoid with attacks the military and
police intervention by the country's regular
forces.
According to police reports, samples in
power of extremists indicate the presence of
gasoline and soap components, to produce
Napalm bombs that keep heat. Rozsa, Rumanian
Magyarosi Arpak, and Irish Martin Dwyer were
killed in a police operation at Las American
Hotel in Santa Cruz on April 16.
Bolivian-Croatian Mario Tadik and Hungarian
Elot Toazo were detained.
The group had weapons and C-4 plastic
explosive. They were planning to kill
President Morales and other leaders, as well
as generate chaos in the eastern department.
The Bolivian government approved this week a
decree to confiscate goods to people and
institutions linked to terrorist actions.
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