Argentine Justice Reopens Case Against Evo Morales for Alleged Child Abuse

This Thursday afternoon the Argentine Justice has decided to reopen a case against the former Bolivian president, Evo Morales, for alleged abuse of minors . Thus has ordered the Federal Chamber of Buenos Aires, which has revoked the determination of a first instance ruling to file the case. It is worth recalling that six years ago Evo Morales was forced to leave Bolivia and, after a trip to Mexico, found asylum in Argentina . They were times of …

When he was forced to resign as President of Bolivia, at the end of 2019, Evo Morales fled to Mexico and then took refuge in Argentina, where he has just assumed Peronist Alberto Fernández. “Part of my life remains in Argentina after 11 months. Thank you, sisters and brothers, I have not felt abandoned,” Morales said goodbye when he returned to Bolivia. He never regained power, but the judicial problems that have been pursuing him since then in …

The Buenos Aires Federal Chamber reopened a case for alleged abuse of minors and trafficking in persons against the former president of Bolivia Evo Morales.The events were allegedly committed while he was exiled in Argentina.The decision was taken by judges Mariano Llorens, Leopoldo Bruglia and Pablo Bertuzzi, who overturned the ruling of the trial judge Sebastián Ramos.One of the complaints against Evo Morales was made by the Government (by the…

An appeals court in Buenos Aires ordered an investigation to be reopened by former Bolivian President Evo Morales for alleged child abuse and human trafficking while he was a refugee in Argentina, where he moved after leaving power in November 2019.

The Federal Chamber revoked the file of the complaint made against the former Bolivian president during his stay as a political asylum. Chamber I of the Federal Chamber granted an appeal filed by the Apollo Foundation and ordered the reopening of the case against the former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, for alleged trafficking in persons and abuse of minors in Argentine territory, during his stay as a political asylum. In addition, the cour…

The Federal Chamber of the City of Buenos Aires revoked the file of a criminal case initiated against the former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, for alleged trafficking in persons and abuse of minors during his stay in Argentina in 2019. The court considered that the initial closure of the file was “premature” and accepted as a complainant the Apollo Foundation, who had initiated the complaint. Sala I of the Court of Appeal, composed of judge…