René Yván Espada
René Yván Espada is a Bolivian legal expert and a prominent figure in the country's judiciary, currently serving as a magistrate on the Tribunal Constitucional Plurinacional (TCP). He has been in the news recently due to his involvement in discussions about the legitimacy of ongoing electoral processes in Bolivia, particularly regarding the controversy surrounding 'autoprorrogados' or self-extended magistrates. Espada has publicly expressed commitment to ensuring the integrity of the upcoming elections, reaffirming the TCP's role in guaranteeing the electoral calendar amidst growing political uncertainty.
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Recent news mentions
Espada is one of the magistrates who signed the resolution for the reinstatement of López Rojas.
El TCP restituye a un vocal que había renunciado para postularse en las Judiciales
Bolivia· 2025-06-22
René Yván Espada is a magistrate of the TCP who commented on the threats to democracy in Bolivia.
TCP considera que algunos políticos quieren “suspender el orden democrático”Bolivia· 2025-06-11
René Yván Espada is a magistrate who provided information about the TCP's decisions.
TCP falla a favor de la candidatura de Andrónico y en contra del objetivo de EvoBolivia· 2025-06-05
René Yván Espada affirmed that the magistrates of the TCP are committed to the electoral process.
Rodríguez Veltzé cuestiona reuniones del TSE y “autoprorrogados”Bolivia· 2025-04-24
