The Minister of National Security, Sabina Frederic, said a few moments ago that former President Mauricio Macri “gave many signs of support for the coup d’état” in Bolivia with the shipment of the 70 thousand ammunition, while considering that “he took a leap into the void” passing the limit “against democratic institutions.” Macri gave many signs of support for the coup d’état in Bolivia,” said the national official, after assuring that “it is very important” that the neighboring country has given the evidence of the weaponry sent by her predecessor, Patricia Bullrich.Al regard, the member of the national Cabinet said that “the discovery in a warehouse of the Bolivian Police of 26,900 anti-riot ammunition and some grenades that they mention in the thank you note that detonated was confirmed. the scandal.”
In a conversation with Rock and Pop, Frederic considered that Macri “went beyond the limits of not supporting democratic institutions” with the shipment of weapons and pointed out that his “ideological position is clear, but hence to give his support in this way is a leap into the void.” It is a shame that Argentina has participated in this way,” the official said. Referring to her predecessor, the security minister questioned the fact that Patricia Bullrich involved the Gendarmerie in the scandal: “She threw the institution out the window.”
In this regard, he warned that “many high-ranking officers of the force will end up being prosecuted because due obedience does not work.” The Minister of Security is one of the national officials who signed the criminal complaint that was filed against former President Mauricio Macri and several of his then officials for sending weapons to Bolivia in 2019 during the coup d’état against Evo Morales.The judge in the economic criminal Javier López Biscayart enabled yesterday the judicial fair and ordered evidence in the case that investigates the sending repressive material to Bolivia in November 2019, during the coup d’état that overthreught Evo Morales.The magistrate granted a request from prosecutor Claudio Navas Rial and enabled the winter judicial fair to order evidence following the indictment of former President Mauricio Macri, his government’s former Security Minister Patricia Bullrich and former Defense Minister Oscar Aguad.
