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Bolivian central killed by miners
- Updated: August 26, 2016
La Paz: Bolivian Deputy Interior Minister Rodolfo Illanes, who was hold warrant by distinguished miners, died late on Thursday, a executive of Fedcomin radio, Moises Flores, said.
“We went to a site where Deputy Minister Illanes was and we found him lifeless. We are really shocked, we are using a risk since a miners are furious,” Efe news group quoted Flores as saying. Flores told Erbol Radio by write from Panduro, some 180 kilometres from La Paz, where clashes erupted between miners and police.
Illanes was taken restrained by miners as he attempted to convince them to finish roadblocks and he had pronounced progressing on Thursday that authorities need to settle a discourse with a protesters. “I am being hold by a comrades, we have not perceived any mistreatment,” Illanes has told a contributor earlier.
“I am in really good health, let my family be reassured. we am sitting in a place rhythmical by a comrades so people do not mistreat me,” he said. Illanes spoke from Panduro, where he trafficked early on Thursday with a wish of convincing a miners to transparent a roadblocks and enter talks with a supervision of President Evo Morales. Instead, a miners took a emissary apportion prisoner.