Bolivia’s attorney general has launched an investigation into former president Evo Morales concerning his alleged involvement in the 2009 deaths and torture of European citizens. The investigation centers around a police raid in the city of Santa Cruz seventeen years ago, where three men—Eduardo Rózsa Flores (Bolivian-Croatian), Michael Dwyer (Irishman), and Árpád Magyarosi (Hungarian-Romanian)—were killed. Additionally, two other individuals allegedly suffered torture during the same incident. The attorney general claims to have new evidence linking Morales to the events. This development marks a new legal challenge for Morales, who previously served as Bolivia’s president from 2006 to 2019. Further details regarding the specifics of the allegations and the evidence are expected to emerge as the investigation progresses in Bolivia.