State doctors fired injured demonstrators in Nicaragua

The dismissal of some 40 state doctors who have treated people who were protesting against the government of Daniel Ortega, in the north- West of Nicaragua, it is aggravated Friday a crisis that has left between 295 and 448 deaths since April

The decision of the authorities of Oscar Danilo Rosales Argüello Hospital (Heodra), located in the city of León , encouraged new protests against Ortega this Friday. [19659006] Nicaraguan doctor Tania Fonseca Terán, daughter of the founder of the Sandinista National Front of Liberation (FSLN), Carlos Fonseca Amador (1936-1976), was seen crying and comforting the doctors who were fired. by the government of Ortega, current leader of the party "rojinegro"

The dismissal has provoked a strong reaction from the medical community of Nicaragua, which includes 37 Gallen badociations, which denounce the "situation "the union goes through

and condemns the dismissals" of its colleagues who have pledged to defend life and to injure human beings during these months of civic demonstrations ".

The trade union organizations also demanded "the immediate release of the doctors kidnapped in the police facilities and the cessation of the persecution, the stigmatization and the criminalization of the medical exercise".

Prohibiting the attention of injured protesters is a violation of human rights. A few hours earlier, the national police announced the capture of Nicaraguan private security agent Pierson Gutiérrez Solís, suspected of the murder of Brazilian student Rayneia Gabrielle. Lima, who died Monday in Managua, victim of several shots.

Gutiérrez "was busy (confiscated a) rifle, type M4 rifle", details the police, who did not explain how a guard of this type was carrying a rifle badault rifle manufactured by the Colt Company of the United States.

The murder of Lima, the rector of the American University (UAM), where the Brazilian student is studying the sixth year of medicine, Ernesto Medina, denounced that she was a victim of the Assbadination of a "paramilitary group."

asked Nicaragua to investigate the case in depth. "We will insist because it seems unacceptable," said Brazilian Foreign Minister Aloysio Nunes on Friday.

Opposition Minister of Mulukukú Municipality, Apolonio Fargas, was charged by Nicaragua's Public Prosecutor's Office and other crimes, and sued, along with two other men, on August 15 .

The journalist of the Action 10 News, Paco Espinoza, was arrested while he was covering the crisis that the country is going through. Last week, he had denounced a warrant for arrest, after responding to a death threat from government-related groups.

The Executive Secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Paulo Abrão, denounced today the existence of a "third phase" of repression in Nicaragua with a "coarser" character, consisting of the use of institutions to criminalize protesters.

The IACHR and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Human Rights (Acnudh) reproached the Government of Nicaragua for "badbadinations, extrajudicial executions, ill-treatment, possible acts of torture and arbitrary detentions ", which Ortega denied.

Nicaragua is going through the bloodiest crisis since the 1960s. 1980s, also with Ortega as president.

Protests against Ortega and his wife and vice president, Rosario Murillo, began on April 18, for some social security reforms and became a requirement of the resignation of the agent.