<h1>Interim government to prosecute protest violence, re-arrest escaped inmates, appoints first female attorney general amid trade tariff threats</h1> The interim government announced that individuals responsible for violence and widespread property destruction during recent anti-government protests will face criminal proceedings, and police have re-arrested over 3,700 inmates who escaped amid the unrest, raising issues of detention authority, custody procedures and potential charges for escape and related offenses. A first-ever female attorney general was appointed, implicating prosecutorial leadership and potential shifts in enforcement priorities. Separately, a trade official warned that restrictive tariffs could prompt tougher bilateral commercial measures, signaling possible escalation under international trade law.