VOICED : Fiscalía argentina investiga a Macri por contrabando de municiones a Bolivia

The Argentine prosecution has launched an investigation against former President Mauricio Macri, accused by current ministers of smuggling ammunition to Bolivia during protests against Evo Morales. Macri denies the charges, claiming his government provided asylum to Morales' officials. Allegations include covert shipments of ammunition and security reinforcements to the Argentine embassy in Bolivia. The case also involves former ministers Patricia Bullrich and Óscar Aguad. Bolivia's foreign minister accused Macri's government of sending riot control munitions. The Argentine government has charged Macri and others with aggravated smuggling, a crime punishable by up to 12 years in prison. A judge will soon decide on the next legal steps. The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights reported 35 deaths during the Bolivian crisis.

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