Bolivian opposition leader Camacho released from jail after nearly 3 years
Summary
Luis Fernando Camacho, a Bolivian opposition leader, was released from jail after nearly three years in pretrial detention. He had been imprisoned on charges related to unrest in 2019 that led to the ouster of then-President Evo Morales. Camacho's release follows a Supreme Court decision to review the legality of pretrial detentions for him and other leaders.Key Facts
- Luis Fernando Camacho spent almost three years in jail before his recent release.
- He was charged for his involvement in unrest that led to the 2019 ouster of President Evo Morales.
- Camacho received a warm welcome in Santa Cruz upon his release.
- Camacho was placed under house arrest and can continue his political work while under investigation.
- Bolivia's Supreme Court ordered a review of pretrial detention for Camacho and two other leaders.
- Camacho faces other investigations, including for instigating a strike and alleged irregularities in government appointments.
- Bolivia's highest court also dismissed charges against former interim President Jeanine Anez related to 2019 protests, restarting the case separately.
- The developments occur ahead of a presidential run-off election in Bolivia.
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