La Paz - Bolivia, November 19, 2010
The mayor of the city of La Paz, Luis Revilla (MSM) claimed that justice is being orchestrated by the central government did not rule out the possibility that his authority is the next to be tried and prosecuted for alleged government desires to take political control of the Government Headquarters.
"There comes a time when justice is being orchestrated," said the mayor of La Paz, referring to the sentences handed down this week against the elected mayors of Potosi and Sucre, currently suspended.
"What has happened in Sucre, Potosí, what is happening in La Paz is a clear indication of intent to depose policy legally elected authorities. The UN High Commissioner said that no authority should be suspended if there is proof that there is an irregularity, what will happen if the mayor Joaquino is dismissed in one or two years, who give you back the legitimacy of the vote and the revaluation of democracy to the people of San Luis, is of course an attack against democracy, "he said.
"There comes a time when justice is being orchestrated," said the mayor of La Paz, referring to the sentences handed down this week against the elected mayors of Potosi and Sucre, currently suspended.
"What has happened in Sucre, Potosí, what is happening in La Paz is a clear indication of intent to depose policy legally elected authorities. The UN High Commissioner said that no authority should be suspended if there is proof that there is an irregularity, what will happen if the mayor Joaquino is dismissed in one or two years, who give you back the legitimacy of the vote and the revaluation of democracy to the people of San Luis, is of course an attack against democracy, "he said.
ALERT CITIZENS
Revilla called on citizens to be observant of the administrators of justice, including judges and prosecutors to ensure respect for due process and not allow the voting citizen is violated by the prosecution called for politics.
also announced it will present more evidence on the case of entertainment expenses for which he was accused by the Finance Minister Luis Arce and led a campaign to collect signatures in La Paz, arriving to collect over a hundred thousand in support of the "popular vote."
"Mayor of La Paz will show their innocence and will be accompanied by those more than 108 000 paceños that signed books in a few weeks back. The La Paz and have given their response to this attempt to decapitate the Mayor of La Paz, "said Revilla.
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