Zuniga and Arnes have been charged with two crimes and are awaiting preventive hearings.

Terrorism and armed uprising are crimes that endanger national security and sovereignty. Former army and navy commanders Juan José Zuniga Macias and Juan Anez Salvador, They will be detained separately after the prosecutor’s office files formal charges against them.

“We will be asking for a range of other offences to be included in this investigation and obviously we will be reading the entire criminal code and we will be looking at those acts and What kind of crimes are these acts, which have been witnessed by the entire Bolivian people and the international community?Government Minister Eduardo del Castillo said he announced that the ministry would ask for other crimes to be included.

On Wednesday afternoon, a group of soldiers attacked Plaza Murillo and rehearsed an attempted coup that lasted until around 5:00 pm, when the government appointed new commanders of three units and the army. They were in the square and had to flee in two trucks that brought them there.

The prosecutor’s office has appointed a committee of prosecutors to investigate those involved in the rebellion. Currently, prosecutor Franklin Arrest warrants signed by Alborota Alandia and Omar Meguiones for two military leaders.

Defense Secretary Edmundo Novello reported The coup was led by three military commanders, but he said General Marcelo Zegara Gutierrez met with President Luis Arce And told him that he did not agree with these actions and therefore he was present even at the rescue of the three commanders. This would exclude him from participating in Wednesday’s events.

Likewise, the Prosecutor’s Office reported that there were more than 40 warrants for arrest. Mainly officers who took part in the uprising and were widely photographed and filmed in Plaza Murillo and accompanied Zuniga and Anez.

The military leaders who ordered the stationing of troops in the 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th divisions and allowed their mobilization will also be prosecuted. The people in Plaza Murillo are all instructors from the Chalapata military camp.

This Thursday, Prosecutors must file formal charges against both defendants and then set a date for a preventive hearing.