On the afternoon of this Friday, a meeting was held at the headquarters of the National Anti-Drug Secretariat (Senad), between Paraguayan and Bolivian authorities in relation to the case of the Uruguayan fugitive, Sebastián Marset, who is required by our Justice and that of the neighbor country.
The Minister of the Senate, Zully Rolón, received this Friday in his office Bolivian authorities to articulate actions regarding investigations related to regional drug trafficking, among them the case of the Uruguayan fugitive, Sebastián Marset.
Representing Bolivia are the Vice Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances Jaime Mamani and the Deputy Director General of the FELCN Cnel. Jhenky Gomez. For our country are the director of the Investigation of Punishable Acts of the National Police, Commissioner General César Silguero and other security authorities.
It may interest: Bolivia investigates Sebastián Marset for at least six crimes
In Bolivia, Marset is required for at least six crimes, as “legitimation of illicit profits”, “trafficking of controlled substances (drug trafficking)”, “arms trafficking”, “criminal association”, “deprivation of liberty” and “criminal organization”.
The Bolivian Penal Code establishes a sentence of up to 10 years for all charges.
The first Investigations in Bolivia establish that Marset carried out various economic activities in Santa Cruz, He managed a soccer team and is protected by a paramilitary security group, mainly made up of Brazilians.
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In addition, the name of Marset was associated with the death of Paraguayan prosecutor Marcelo Pecci in Colombia in 2022Although the Colombian attorney general, Francisco Barbosa, indicated that there is “no material evidence.” In our country he is charged with the crime of drug trafficking and is also on the Interpol red list in the framework of the “A Ultranza PY” operation.
