Bolivian Leader Apprehended for Threatening Electoral Officials

La Paz, Bolivia – In a significant development in Bolivian politics, police apprehended Juan Enrique Mamani, a prominent intercultural leader, on June 7, 2025, in La Paz. Mamani faces accusations of issuing threats against officials from the Supreme Electoral Tribunal (TSE). The arrest unfolded amidst heightened political tensions. Video footage shows officers taking Mamani into custody. Pedro Llanque, another leader, expressed his support for Mamani, stating, "Hermano Enrique, no te sientes solo." This statement underscores the solidarity among certain political groups. The incident highlights the ongoing political climate in Bolivia and the tensions surrounding the electoral process. Further investigations are expected to shed more light on the details of the case and the potential consequences for Mamani and the broader political landscape.