Canelas: "Political interests behind the attack move to the sister of President"

La Paz, Abi
Presidential spokesman Ivan Canelas on Monday denounced political interests behind the attack he suffered over the weekend in Oruro housing Esther Morales, sister of President Evo Morales, a group people seemed to take Uncía crimes (Potosí) "to damage" the image of the executive and an attorney said as the engine of the campaign.

In a press conference explained that Johnny Castellu Walter, attorney for the families of the four policemen lynched in this region of southwestern Bolivia, incited a "criminal act", the stone house of the sister of the Head of State.

"Behind it all is Johnny Walter Castellu lawyer who has the qualifications to be defending those who have been involved in the slaughter of Porvenir (Pando, in September 2008) and that the information we have, has led to goes to the sister of the President to attack the house, "he said at a news conference at the Palacio Quemado.

Canelas supported his claim with a photograph, extracted from the newspaper La Razon, the September 9, 2008, which contained Castellu beside the former prefect of Pando, Leopoldo Fernandez, channeled by the massacre by paramilitary groups, aged between 13 and 18 Amazon peasants and students, two days after that publication

Was also signed by Castellu legal briefs to check staff who is a lawyer who defends Fernandez, currently detained in the prison of San Pedro in La Paz.

Canelas reported that it is turning "a criminal act and a political police" based on the pain of the families of the policemen who, in his view, is "cleverly" used.

"If you look at the images of the shootings that have spread from people who have gone to the house of the sister of President, will note that many of them had absolutely nothing to do and less relationship to the victims," he said.

On the other hand, said he has "no legal validity" the primary forensic report, conducted informally in Oruro, far from Sacaca (or Saca Saca), where the soldiers were executed, indicating that one of the murdered policemen died three days before that the community members returned the bodies in the middle of negotiations with the government.

After a lengthy negotiation, the ayllu of Sacaca and Cala Cala, delivered last Friday, the bodies of the officers of the Department of Auto Theft Prevention (DIPROVE), executed in circumstances still unclear on May 23 last, according to reports preliminary.

"We do not know if it's true or not true, we have our doubts. How can emerge under the sleeve report to damage an event of this nature, to convert this into political," Canelas questioned.

I think we should redirect the research process so that reports have legal validity, to ensure that the government wants the investigation are not "tainted" to trace the murderers of those officers.

"That autopsy report must be made not only by qualified specialists, which issued a report correct, accurate, truthful, legal. What worries us is that there is someone who has issued a report informally to try to confuse public opinion "he argued.