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Bolivia's judicial system is undergoing a major anti-corruption crackdown, triggered by the U.S. revocation of Róger Mariaca's visa. In 37 days, authorities have conducted arrests, raids, and asset seizures targeting prosecutors, police, and judges, culminating in the departure of Saucedo. The investigation alleges drug trafficking infiltration in the judiciary, signaling a significant political and institutional shift.
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Bolivia's Supreme Court President, Romer Saucedo (also referred to as Róger Mariaca Saucedo), faces an arrest warrant issued November 3 for alleged drug trafficking and criminal organization. This development, following a broader anti-corruption sweep triggered by a U.S. visa revocation, indicates a significant escalation in judicial corruption investigations within Bolivia. Saucedo's current whereabouts and the full extent of government involvement remain uncertain.
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