Bolivia expels two high-risk Brazilian citizens

Bolivian authorities have expelled two high-risk Brazilian citizens from the country following a coordinated operation in Puerto Quijarro, Santa Cruz. The decision was made by the General Directorate of Migration after investigations revealed the individuals had links to criminal organizations and posed a security risk.

One of the expelled individuals, André Barbosa De Souza, is identified as a member of the Primeiro Comando da Capital (PCC), a major Brazilian criminal organization. Additionally, one of the men was subject to an active arrest warrant in Brazil.

The operation involved coordinated efforts between Interpol, intelligence agencies, and migration officials. Following the completion of migratory procedures in Bolivia, the individuals were handed over to the Brazilian Federal Police and Migration authorities at the border to finalize their departure.