Bolivia ex-judge arrested for drug trafficking; empty safes found in home

Aldo Quezada, former president of a departmental court in Bolivia, was arrested on charges of drug trafficking, criminal association, and conspiracy linked to the '32 suitcases' case. The discovery of two empty safes at his home suggests possible evidence removal, and the Prosecutor's Office is preparing new proceedings. This marks a notable judicial action against a high-ranking former official, indicating potential corruption networks within the judiciary.

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