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(CNN Spanish) - The Prosecutor of Bolivia raided the "Casa Evo Morales" on Tuesday, within the framework of the investigation for sedition and terrorism that is followed by the ex-president for the violence unleashed after his departure from power.
Prosecutor Rudy Terrazas told the state-owned Bolivian Information Agency (ABI) that several documents were found, a laptop and a desktop computer, which, he added, would be "properly collated to search for elements in relation to the process" that Morales faces .
In his official Twitter account, the former president reacted by saying: “After the coup d'etat they forced to take gifts from the Residence, so they were transferred by collaborators to the department where he lived in La Paz in an antichrist, waiting for his transfer to the Orinoca Museum. Today they raided it as a sign of the abuse with which they act. ”
After the coup d'etat they forced to take gifts from the Residence, so they were transferred by collaborators to the department where he lived in La Paz in an antichrist, waiting for his transfer to the Orinoca Museum. Today they raided it as a sign of the abuse with which they act pic.twitter.com/D6DxyiprhD
- Evo Morales Ayma (@evoespueblo) December 11, 2019
Morales resigned from the presidency of Bolivia on November 10, amid major protests and after the military suggested it, after an international OAS audit indicated that the results of the October 20 elections could not be ratified due to to "serious irregularities."
Evo Morales