SLAUGHTER • Bolivian prosecutors alleged Thursday that former Armed Forces authorities destroyed documents related to the so-called October Slaughter (2003), when the government of Gonzalo Sánchez de Lozada killed 68 people.
By EUGEN ROXAS
 Gen. Roberto Claros. Photo © Bolivia TV™ . All rights reserved. |
LA PAZ, Bolivia. — According to the prosecutor Milton Mendoza, who had access to classified files, much of the intelligence information and reports disappeared.
Mendoza revealed by order of Gen. Roberto Claros documentation was burned. This practice existed over the years. It is a culture of concealment and fading the traces and evidences to cover and leave unpunished those responsible for the deaths.
It started a lawsuit against will start a lawsuit against Gen. Roberto Claros, Gonzalo Rocabado, former chief of staff, Gen. Juan Veliz, former army chief, Gen. Osvaldo Quiroga, former chief of the Air Force and Admiral Luis Aranda, former chief Naval Force.
These former military authorities will be investigated by the disappearance of the documents.
Source: PL™ Prensa Latina
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