at least 448 people died in 100 days of demonstrations

At least 448 people have died, 2,800 have been injured and 595 are missing as part of protests against the government of President Daniel Ortega that they filled this Thursday 100 days, informed the Nicaraguan Non Governmental Association of Human Rights (Anpdh).

The executive secretary of Anpdh, Álvaro Leiva, said Thursday at a press conference that the list of victims is "preliminary", They had problems to confirm the cases recorded in the difficult areas of access.

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), which holds the government responsible for "killings, extrajudicial executions, ill-treatment, torture and arbitrary detentions against the predominantly young population", estimated at around 295 dead in the 99 days of the crisis.

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Leiva told reporters that some of the 2,800 people who were injured will be left with consequences for what's left of their life.

He went on to explain that humanitarian agencies have faced "Laguna de Masaya (Pacific) and San Pedro de Lóvago (center) great limitations" to verify deaths in the middle of the crisis. "

Anpdh was founded in 1986 and one of the most respected in the country of Central America.

Nicaragua is going through the most bloody socio-political crisis of its history in peacetime, and the worst since the 1980s, with Ortega as president.

The Nicaraguan government denies being the promoter of the violence and the main responsible of the vice-president and the first lady, Rosario Murillo, have qualified the protesters of "terrorist groups" with a "coup de l'état" plan that has already been defeated

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A national dialogue between the Alliance and the government is suspended, in because of the strong crackdown, according to the Nicaraguan Episcopal Conference (CEN), which acts as mediator and witness.

Protests against Ortega and Murillo began on April 18 due to failed social security reforms and became a demand for the president's resignation, after eleven years in power, with charges of abuse and corruption against him.