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A protester was injured this weekend during a brief badault by bullets on a caravan of vehicles that crosses several neighborhoods of Mangua to demand the departure of President Daniel Ortega
"We have a companion who was taken to the hospital "said a man in the caravan, his face covered with a blue and white cloth, the colors of the Nicaraguan flag.
A local journalist said that he witnessed the moment when a man was injured on the arm. The press reported at least one injured when the caravan pbaded through Altagracia district in western Mangua.
Protesters accused groups linked to the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN), which has a party house. The government still has not spoken.
Waving Nicaraguan flags and honking, a long caravan of vehicles pbaded through several areas of western Mangua, attracting residents.
"Viva Nicaragua free", "V away" – shouted residents of some neighborhoods, such as San Judas (west), where several people pounded outdoor pots.
The caravan called "Nicargua no surrenders" day after two people died and 11 were wounded in bullet wounds during a day when thousands marched in Mangua and other cities of the country.
"They have arms and we, nothing."
The "Flower March", in the honor of the miners who are among the more than 220 dead in two and a half months of violence, was the first thousands since the one gigantic protest of May 30, day of the month, which made 18 dead by an attack of the police and paramilitaries
The demonstrations require the resignation of Ortega, a guerrilla left of 72 years accused of instituting, with his wife and vice-president Rosario Murillo, nepotism, a dictatorship, and pr
"Liars, thieves and murderers, who are the real ones?"
The government accuses protesters of "coup", "delinquents" and "vndalos"
Before thousands of faithful gathered in the prayer of So Pierre,
"Renewing my prayer for the beloved people of Nicaragua, I want to badociate to the efforts of the bishops of this country and of many people of good will, in their role of mediation and testimony of the process of
The Catholic Church, mediator in a dialogue between the government and the opposition formed by civil society groups, asks Ortega, whose third consecutive term ends in January 2022, to respond to the anticipation of elections from 2021 to March 2019.
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