Daniel Ortega called for a negotiation to resolve the crisis in Nicaragua

The dictator of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega on Thursday called for a "negotiation" with the opposition asking for his resignation to resolve the mbadive political crisis unleashed by the protests that have left More than 320 dead.

The dictator said that the government is doing efforts to "set the table for negotiation next Wednesday 27" with representatives that the opposition determines.

Ortega said that the talks will consist of "opening a new path (of understanding) because we can not talk about going back to the previous situation (to the demonstrations). It's a step that burned; they burned it with all this terror from April. "

Talks will be made "It's no longer with this crowd (who took part in the dialogue that failed), nor with the media, that it's okay in any negotiations"he warned.

The civic alliancewhich brings together entrepreneurs, students and civil society organizations, in parallel, through communication to its negotiating team composed of six full members with their alternates and the same number of advisers.

The announcement of the talks was made by Ortega, during an act of commemoration of the 85th anniversary of the death of the nationalist leader Augusto Sandino, in front of cabinet members, army, police and supporters.

The call for talks takes place in moments that the government is facing an acute financial crisis with a deficit of $ 315 millionwithout sources of funding that were generally covered by grants and credits from multilateral organizations.

The regime interrupted the dialogue in June and took action police and paramilitary combined to lift the barriers (blockade of roads) placed by protesters on the tracks in the context of the demonstrations he calls a coup attempt.

(With information from AFP)