Situation of Jeanine Áñez provokes insults and eggs between critics and followers

A group of supporters of the Government of bolivia He was stationed outside the prison in which former interim president Jeanine Áñez is being held, who this Friday completed ten days of hunger strike, and prevented the fulfillment of a court order to receive medical attention in a health center.

The alert occurred after the result of a hearing held untimely in the morning was known, in which a judge authorized the transfer of Áñez to a health center, something that took time to execute until at the end of the afternoon that decision was modified by the same magistrate.

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Initially, outside the Miraflores Women’s Penitentiary Center in La Paz were two of Áñez’s lawyers and a group of no more than ten people who a few days ago set up a vigil with demands for the former president’s freedom.

DEPARTURE AUTHORIZATION

Áñez’s transfer was scheduled for 2:30 p.m. local time (6:30 p.m. GMT), but little by little groups of people began to sing songs against Áñez, calling her a “murderer” and warning that “even if they cry, it’s not going to happen.” to go out”.

A few police officers formed a barrier between the pro-government protesters, among whom several public officials were identified, and the much smaller number of Áñez’s followers.

“She is really in serious condition” and “she has trouble walking,” lawyer Norka Cuellar told Efe while waiting for her client Áñez to leave.

For a few minutes both sides exchanged insults until from the official side a rain of eggs began against the members of the vigil that supported Áñez, until in the end they managed to get them to leave.

Immediately, a group destroyed the tent in which the followers of the former interim president were sheltered and dragged it several meters to finally set fire to the frame and the posters that called for “justice and freedom” for Áñez.

“The people are imputed (annoyed)”, with the judges and prosecutors, some excited people said before the improvised bonfire.

The minutes passed until Carolina Ribera, daughter of Áñez, was pushed through one of the alternative doors of the prison, who complained of having received blows and scratches by police officers who covered their faces when she sought to accompany her mother.

“They are going against a court order and they told me that my mother is not going to get out of there,” Ribera told the media.

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The protesters identified with the ruling Movement for Socialism (MAS) closed the street that gives the main access to the prison to prevent an ambulance from entering and also guarded the rear access.

“We are going to be on vigil and we are not going to leave (…) it is not going to leave,” Bertha Taco told Efe, mentioning that her son lost his life during the political and social crisis of 2019.

Áñez began a hunger strike last week as a “last resort” to achieve her freedom and attract the attention of international organizations.

The former president has been in preventive detention since March of last year and two criminal proceedings weigh on her, the cases “coup d’état I and II” in which it is affirmed, according to the ruling party, that she was illegally placed in the line of constitutional succession for later assume the presidency of the country.

Añez was the second vice president of the Senate when then-president Evo Morales resigned, followed by the vice president and the presidents of the Upper House and the Chamber of Deputies.

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Source: Elcomercio

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