Bolivia's Supreme Court President Flees, Alleges Political Persecution
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Bolivia's Supreme Court President Romer Saucedo has gone into exile in Spain, accusing the government of seeking judicial control, while Bolivian justice investigates him for ties to a prosecutor detained on drug trafficking charges. The government views his departure as positive, and substitute president Rosmery Ruiz has given him six days to return. This marks an escalation in the political-judicial crisis, with cross-accusations of drug links and political persecution.
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