Bolivia's interim government 'using judiciary to attack Evo Morales' - HRW


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  • Friday, 11 Sep 2020

FILE PHOTO: Former Bolivian President Evo Morales gestures during an interview with Reuters, in Buenos Aires, Argentina March 2, 2020. REUTERS/Agustin Marcarian/File Photo

SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Bolivia's interim government led by President Jeanine Anez is using the justice system to persecute her predecessor Evo Morales and his allies and supporters, Human Rights Watch said in a report published on Friday.

Terrorism charges announced against former leftist president Morales over deadly unrest after he fled the country last November following disputed elections appeared to be "politically motivated", the group said.

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