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Nicaraguan police said today they have captured three young men, whom she says are in possession of AK rifles made in Russia, and will be charged with various crimes, including "terrorism."
Young people They were captured Wednesday afternoon in the municipality of Nindirí, 23 kilometers southeast of Managua, in a car that, once searched, found 4 magazines (ammunition), 113 live ammunition, 20 real balls. Rescue missiles, all AK rifles, "described the National Police in a statement
Young people, all Nicaraguan, were identified as Hansel Manuel Vásquez Ruiz, 25, Marlon Fonseca, 26, and Kevin Rodrigo Espinoza Rodríguez, 21.
"They will be handed over to the authorities of the Ministry public for the crimes of terrorism, organized crime and the illegal possession of ammunition, "the police said.
Parents Deny
Parents of young people, however, declare that they were carrying food in 19659002] The youth of the 19 April Movement are in the cells of El Chipote
Manuel Fonseca, the brother of Marlon, said the three young detainees were not carrying any weapons and that They were carrying out missions of social communication within the Movement. April 19th.
The car in which they were transported has disappeared, added Fonseca.
For her part, Brenda Gutiérrez, mother of Rodrigo Espinoza, denied that her son and the other young people were separated or separated from the rest of the students participating in the national dialogue
. They are in charge of the journalistic and communication area, precisely in what they did yesterday in Masaya, "explains the mother.
The capture takes place in the middle of the socio-political crisis that has made 351 dead in 86 days , the bloodiest in Nicaragua since the 1980s, also with Ortega as president
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights ( Oacnudh) have reproached the Ortega government for violations of human rights.
The IACHR reported "killings, extrajudicial executions, ill-treatment, possible acts of torture and arbitrary detentions against the victim "mostly young oblation of the country", which the Government of Nicaragua rejects.
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