Latin American advisor charged with attempting to kill pregnant partner
The article discusses an attempted assassination against Bolivian political advisor Nadia Beller, who was in a romantic relationship with Argentine political advisor Fernando Serimed. Two individuals shot at Beller in an incident that occurred last August, after she discovered she was pregnant with Serimed’s child. She accuses him of trying to kill her because of the pregnancy. Bolivian authorities detained Serimed and charged him with two counts: attempted murder of a woman motivated by sexual reasons, though he denies any involvement in the attack. Investigations revealed that their relationship began professionally and evolved into a romantic affair, during which they experienced disagreements. Beller received threats and requested to delay informing others. Police also found evidence including photos of bruises and money at Serimed’s residence, along with a note mentioning the need to "get rid of" her, despite Serimed’s denial of any connection to the assault. Serimed is a prominent figure in the regional political scene, with connections to American political and media personalities. He has a history of controversies involving election tampering and has made statements supporting right-wing parties. Additionally, he is suspected of illicit funding and drug trafficking.
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