With an extinct demand and rootlessness, the mayor of Cochabamba, Manfred Reyes Villa, is getting ready to travel to the United States.The Mayor of Cochabamba, from a political line opposed to the national government of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS), carries on his shoulders a series of lawsuits for complaints from when he was Prefect (today Governor).In addition, he was sued when he qualified as a candidate for Mayor for the current municipal administration.Those pre-electoral disqualification lawsuits filed against him were extinguished on Friday, July 29.The Plenary Chamber of the Departmental Electoral Court (TED) of Cochabamba applied the principle of preclusion.Consequently, Reyes Villa can continue to lead his office.This Monday, the authority emphasized that the principle of estoppel was applied.“The sentence that protected all those who have asylum in some country, or refuge, which is my case.You could have voted in China or not voted, and that protects you,” he said.Meanwhile, although in previous days the municipal authority questioned brakes to be able to travel to a fair in the northern country, he achieved his uprooting.The Mayor said that a market must be sought so that entrepreneurs can export.“After a year it will be bigger because many more will go,” he said, explaining that not all businessmen got visas to attend this version.The construction of the Quecoma dam, in Sacabamba, when Manfred Reyes Villa was prefect (today Governor), led to a process that has already taken more than a decade.In recent weeks, the oral trial was due to begin;however, it was discontinued.That was the most recent case for which the Mayor went to court.In addition to this, there are other cases activated against the current mayor of Cochabamba.On July 15, the trial was also suspended for the Lacma – Santiváñez pavement construction case, which dates from 2010 and in which Reyes Villa is prosecuted for the alleged commission of the crimes of improper use of influence, ideological falsehood and use forged instrument.