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An initial inquiry has been launched by Bolivia's acting attorney general into allegations that Evo Morales, who was president in 2009, was connected to the killing and torture of European nationals. Police raided a hotel in Santa Cruz 17 years ago, killing three Europeans and torturing two others who survived.
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