Daniel Ortega accused of violating the Democratic Charter for rejecting the OAS

MANAGUA

The Government of Nicaragua has violated the Inter-American Democratic Charter by denying the inscription of the Organization of American States (OAS) to promote a dialogue before the local crisis last Saturday, said the opposition Civic Alliance for justice and The democracy.

The scheme Daniel Ortega banned the entry of seven diplomats who sought to promote a dialogue with Government in the face of the crisis, including the ambbadador of United States before the OAS, Carlos Trujilloand Gonzalo KonckeChief of Staff of the Secretary General of the Agency, Luis Almagro

"This rejection does not only reaffirm the violation of Democratic Charter of which Nicaragua is a member and to the declaration of the United Nations General Assembly OAS in MedellinIt also implies that the regime continues to close its mediation options for conflict resolution, "the Alliance said in a statement.

The opposition of Nicaragua to accuse Ortega the death, disappearance and arrest of hundreds of people, as well as the exile of tens of thousands of people, since the outbreak of the war against him in April 2018.

The general meeting of the OAS sent last June to Government of Ortega and Civic Alliance Resume the dialogue for a peaceful exit from the crisis and order the agency to create a commission to relaunch the negotiations, about which this group should present a case report in November.

"This attitude (of Ortega) it shows both the fear that all his lies and his tricks will be revealed once again and in situ that he can no longer hide, as well as disregard for the efforts of the international community, "said Unit, the largest organization of Nicaraguan opponents. In addition to the rejection of Trujillo and Konckethe Government of Nicaragua he did the same thing with the badistant secretary of US Affairs of the Arg Department of Foreign Affairsentina, Leopoldo Francisco Sahores and the representative of Panama to the OAS, Elisa Ruiz Diaz, members of the commission.

An application process of the Inter-American Democratic Charter remains open for Nicaragua for "violation of the constitutional order" and, if executed, would suspend the country of the agency.