Bolivia - Two suspects in Radio Popular arson attack still on the run

Reporters without borders

The investigation into the 29 October arson attack on Radio Popular in Yacuiba (in the southern department of Tarija) has made little progress since the arrest of four suspects shortly after the attack, in which station manager Fernando Vidal and a technician were badly injured. Vidal's son-in-law, fellow journalist Esteban Farfán, told Reporters Without Borders there has been “no significant progress.” Two individuals suspected of involvement – one identified only by the nickname of “Chaqueño (...)

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