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Bolivia Investigates Former President Over 2009 European Killings

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Bolivian authorities opened a criminal probe into former president Evo Morales over fatal 2009 police raids.

Bolivian prosecutors have initiated a legal probe targeting former leader Evo Morales for his alleged role in the fatal shootings of three European nationals during a 2009 police raid. Authorities are examining accusations that the former leftist administration was connected to the lethal operation in Santa Cruz and the torture of two survivors.

  • The victimsThree men holding European nationalities were killed during the security forces operation in Santa Cruz.
  • The targetsProsecutors have expanded their scrutiny to include former high-ranking government officials alongside the ex-president.

By the numbers

2,009 yrsyear of the police raid
3Europeans shot dead

Timeline

  1. 2009Police raided a hotel in Santa Cruz, resulting in the deaths of three European citizens.
  2. Oct 12Bolivian authorities announced a new criminal probe into the former president over the killings.

Why it matters

Investigations into historical political violence and state operations remain a sensitive and deeply polarizing issue in Bolivia, reflecting enduring political divisions over the legacies of past administrations.

What outlets agree on

Bolivian prosecutors have opened a formal legal inquiry into former president Evo Morales regarding the deaths of three European citizens during a 2009 security operation.

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