Mexico grants asylum to Beller in feminicide case linked to Bolivian officials

Mexico has granted asylum to Nadia Beller, former partner of Fernando Cerimedo, nearly three months after an attack she survived and for which Cerimedo was arrested. Beller alleges the attack was orchestrated to prevent her from revealing ties between Cerimedo and Bolivian political figures, including those close to President Rodrigo Paz. The asylum decision adds a diplomatic layer to a case that implicates Bolivian officials, potentially straining Mexico-Bolivia relations.

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