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Legal proceedings involving the Marset family in Bolivia

Overview

Bolivian authorities have revoked the house arrest of Tatiana Marset, sister of Uruguayan national Sebastián Marset. This decision follows a police report citing breaches of her detention conditions, supported by photographic evidence and location data. The judiciary has ordered her return to Palmasola prison once she is discharged from the private clinic where she is recovering from surgery.

In a separate development, Bolivian President Rodrigo Paz reported threats against his family, attributing the danger to government actions against high-level criminal organizations, specifically following the capture of Sebastián Marset in March. Minister of Government Marco Antonio Oviedo confirmed that these threats are under investigation.

These events occur alongside the ongoing investigation into former Attorney General Róger Mariaca, who was dismissed and imprisoned following accusations of leading a criminal organization to protect narco-terrorism.

Entities

Tatiana Marset · Sebastián Marset · Palmasola Prison · Seventh Guarantee Court of Santiago · Jimena Katherin Marset Cabrera

Timeline

  1. [INTERNATIONAL] 6 sources
    Bolivia revokes house arrest for Tatiana Marset

    Bolivia has revoked Tatiana Marset's house arrest, ordering her return to prison. President Rodrigo Paz also reported threats against his family linked to crackdowns on organized crime.

  2. [CRIME] 5 sources
    Bolivia issues arrest warrant for Tatiana Marset

    Bolivian courts declared Tatiana Marset in rebellion and ordered her arrest after she missed an appeal hearing, amid ongoing scrutiny of the country's prosecution regarding the Marset family investigations.

  3. [CRIME] 7 sources
    Legal updates for Tatiana Marset and Verónica Sabaj

    Legal developments continue for Tatiana Marset in Bolivia, facing requests for preventive detention, and Verónica Sabaj in Chile, whose house arrest was reduced to nighttime only.

Sources

ahoradigital.net · asiesnuestravida.com.ar · asuntoscentrales.com · atacamanoticias.cl · canal13sanjuan.com · canalnet.tv · elheraldo.com.ar · elintransigente.com · eltributuc.com.ar · eluniverso.com · lavozdetarija.com · leo.bo · nacion.com.uy · nuevapresencia.com · radiokollasuyo.bo · riotimesonline.com · tn.com.ar

This summary has been updated 2 times: see revision history