Bolivia's Supreme Court of Justice calls for resolving conflicts through laws and not violence
The Judicial Branch of Bolivia paid a special tribute to the libertarian struggle of May 1809. During this commemorative event, authorities highlighted the importance of remembering the country's history to strengthen democratic institutions today.
The president of the Supreme Court of Justice (TSJ), Marco Ernesto Jaimes Saucedo, took the opportunity to send an important message to the nation. Saucedo stated that Bolivia must resolve its internal conflicts through the use of laws and dialogue, rejecting any form of violence or the use of force.
In his speech, the magistrate recalled that legal certainty is a fundamental element for the country's development. According to Saucedo, justice is not a luxury, but a basic necessity that allows citizens to live in an environment of mutual respect and institutional stability.
Finally, the event concluded with a call for unity and respect for the Constitution. Judicial authorities reaffirmed their commitment to working for social peace, ensuring that compliance with the rules is the only way to guarantee a prosperous future for all Bolivians.