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The former president is investigated by the “Audio Case,” a telephone recording attributed to the former president, where he would have called to block cities during the political and social conflict that took place in the country between October and November 2019.
The Bolivian Prosecutor’s Office charged former President Evo Morales with charges of “terrorism”, also calling for the arrest of the former representative who is in Argentina. This is an indictment that was issued by the Anti-Corruption Prosecutors Commission. It was thus detailed that Morales is investigated by the “Audio Case”, a telephone recording attributed to the former president, where he would have called to block cities during the political and social conflict that took place in the country between October and November 2019. “According to the investigations, it was shown that former head of state and co-member Faustino Y.Y. maintained communication via phone calls on November 14, 2019, from Mexico City,” the Prosecutor’s Office said.” Apparently, in that conversation,” they stated, “Morales would have instructed the cocalero leader to commit wrongdoing during the violent acts recorded in the country as of November 10, 2019.”
