Bolivia - Radio reporter Juan Carlos Paco held arbitrarily after covering protest

Reporters without borders

Update of July 30th of 2015: On the 29th of July, after seven days in jail, the journalist Juan Carlos Paco was eventually released by the Bolivian authorities. RWB is pleased to welcome this news, and remains alert to the follow-up of the investigations and the treatment of the journalist. Reporters Without Borders calls for the immediately release of Juan Carlos Paco, a journalist with Radio Líder FM 107.1 who was arrested during a demonstration in La Paz on 22 July by protesters from (...)

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