Bolivian Vice President Says He Fears for His Life Amid Alleged Arrest Plot
Edmand Lara alleges authorities are preparing false charges against him.
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Bolivia's Vice President Edmand Lara has said he fears for his life, alleging that authorities are preparing false charges against him as part of a plan to have him arrested.
Lara did not specify which authorities he believes are behind the alleged plot or provide further detail on the nature of the charges he expects.
The claim adds a note of tension to Bolivia's political landscape, though it has not been independently corroborated.
Bolivian government officials have not publicly responded to Lara's allegations.
Sources
- Bolivian vice president says he fears for his life, warns of plot to arrest him — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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