Morales assassins: Bolivia gang "fought in Balkans"

[Jan Klimkowski]

The Bolivian authorities are suggesting that the mercenary group's explosive expert, nicknamed "Malaria", served with Rozsa Flores' Croatian dirty tricks band - the "International Brigade" - in the 1990s Balkan conflict.

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Bolivia initiates criminal actions in the outside against terrorism
Thursday, 03 of September of 2009
03 of September of 2009, 18:14 La Paz, 3 sep (PL) the ministries of Exteriors and Public of Bolivia announced today that they will initiate criminal actions in other countries in order to consolidate the investigation on a neutralized terrorist cell in last April in Santa Cruz.

In agreement with the public prosecutor in charge of the case, Marcelo Soza, the investigation on the band that led the Bolivian-Croatian, Eduardo Rozsa Flores, died in the operative police officer of the 16 of last April, will include the people who escaped to elude the investigations and foreigners who left the country.

It explained that one of the objectives is to take declarations to the foreign citizens who according to the investigations arrived at the country with Rózsa and on the other hand to obtain the extradition of the Bolivians who escaped to elude to justice.

In the investigation by the terrorism crime it is including the Hungarian, Tibor Révész, as well as Gabor Dudog, Daniel Gaspar and Nagy Tomás Lajos, that are presumed had nexuses with the extremists.

According to Soza, Révész has an ample military formation because it commanded the Szekler Legion, paramilitary organization created the 2002 in the city of Palhalma (Hungary).

Also, it said, that indications that exist the Spanish citizen Alejandro Hernandez Mora, expert in explosives and sabotage, would be tie to the paramilitary group.

According to the new evidences, said Soza, Hernandez Mora belonged to the Brigade the International, group that Rózsa commanded in the war in the Croatia. This ex- Spanish military man was nicknamed âMalaria' and was in charge to make the explosives.

Also he needed that in the collected data one is clear that the Spanish expert was engaged by Rózsa Flores, although he does not know himself if with that purpose traveled to Bolivia.

In the action of the 16 of April, also they were killed Magyarosi Arpád (Hungarian-Croatian) and Michael Martin Dwyer (Irish), and were stopped Mario Tadic (Bolivian with Croatian passport) and Elod Toasó (Hungarian).

Two days later catched to Juan Carlos Gueder and the Paraguayan Alcides Mendoza, confesos members of the Youthful Union Cruceñista, arm of shock of the competing Civic Committee of Santa Cruz.

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