Agosto de 2007
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José
María ha sido puesto en libertad.
La
Razon 9.1.07
Bakovic
es liberado tras una agotadora audiencia cautelar
PROCESO
La
jueza tercera de instrucción en lo penal, Emidia Alvarado,
decidió liberar al ex presidente del Servicio Nacional de Caminos,
José María Bakovic, de 79 de años, tras una agotadora audiencia
cautelar que duró cuatro horas, en el marco de un proceso
judicial instaurado en su contra.
La
audiencia se cumplió en la clínica cardiovascular Dante
Maldonado, de esta capital, a donde fue internado Bakovic,
aquejado por un delicado cuadro de salud que se agravó, el jueves,
cuando la Fiscalía decidió aprehenderlo para llevarlo a una
audiencia de medidas cautelares. La fiscal Elfi Bass Werner
informó, tras la audiencia, que se corroboró el "muy
delicado" estado de salud de la ex autoridad, aunque se
aplicó medidas sustitutivas a la detención. Tarija, ANF
Para más información, vea también los bloggs de Mauricio
Aira. Referencia
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The
Gov of Evo Morales, through a process led by Jose Maria's
successor (Patricia Ballivian of ABC), has sent Jose Maria
to jail again, this time in Tarija, without due process. Like last
time, they asked him to show up to declare, just before the
weekend (today Thursday), for an investigation on the
Tarija-Potosi road. I got word that they didn't even let him speak
at the hearing which only started at 15:30 and that they ordered
his arrest by 17:00 already. Same as last time; arrest without due
process nor judgment from a court of law.
As writen on the newspaper news this past month, Patricia
Ballivian (the new head of roads - ABC Bolivia) has been
incriminated on a series of emails that showed corrupt dealings
with her manager at ABC. The emails incriminate high level
authorities in the Gov and have caused the firing of ABC's
manager.
The relation between these two set of news is unclear is but could
perhaps be a retaliatory measure against an innocent by-stander
(Jose Maria). Again, the Gov is looking for an escape goat to
clear their name. They had originally forced out Jose Maria with
unproven allegations of corruption last April 2006. And now the
corruption finger is pointing at them (ABC) instead.
The Tarija road was awarded by a Supreme Law of Congress to
Queroiz Galvao of
Brazil
with Proex financing. The President's party (MAS) approved such
Law while in Congress. Jose Maria was no longer at caminos to
supervise such works. He had been forced to resign from SNC -now
ABC. There are claims that the construction of the road has some
cracks. Queroiz Galvao does not agree and has asked for
international arbitration.
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