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ARCHIVER | Managua 09 January 2012 Daniel Ortega and Omar Hasleleven receive the credentials of President and Vice-President Roberto Rivas of the CSE .Photo LA PRENSA / Uriel Molina
The President of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega Refused today to leave power by means of an overview of the general elections, a position that was known amidst demonstrations of support and rejection of his government and in the context of a crisis that has killed more than 310 people [19659004] In front of a crowd of admiring sympathizers and employees of the state, Ortega appealed to the Constitution of Nicaragua, which establishes elections every 5 years, to refuse the election advance. "Here, the rules are set by the Constitution of the Republic, through the people.The rules can not come to change them overnight because it hit a group of putschists," he said [19459009Ortega
With these words, he rejected the March 2019 proposal of 2021, as requested by the Nicaraguan Bishops' Conference (CEN) the Secretary General of the Organization of American States ( OAS), Luis Almagro, various nations and recently his own brother, retired General Humberto Saavedra
"There will be time, as the law provides, there will be time for the elections, everything has its time ", he says Daniel Ortega with a half-smile on his face.
The Nicaraguan president also warned that he would continue to attack those whom he considers to be subversive, in this case. that he called a "fight for peace."
The President has also had words for bishops, who act as mediators in the national dialogue between the government and the Civic Alliance that represents the people, to overcome the crisis.
"Those who cast curses and condemn us to death in the name of religious institutions, who remember Christ Christ commanded us to love one another and this was our effort in Christian, socialist practice and solidarity, "condemned Ortega
In his speech, the Nicaraguan president blamed the death of the protesters to people supposed to pay gang members" for the evil, "and accused the civic protests of To be centers of "torture, of terrorism", exactly the opposite of what the population and national and international humanitarian organizations denounce 19659005] That same Saturday, Nicaraguans organized peaceful demonstrations against Ortega in cities like Masaya , Matagalpa, Rivas, Somoto and on the island of Ometepe
in Matagalpa and Rivas the demonstrations were interrupted by pro-government clashes who attacked the protesters. with shots of firearms, mortars, stones and sticks.
Hours previously in the Catholic Church of Matagalpa I know the religious Sadiel Eugarrios, a week after receiving death threats from government-related groups.
The indigenous community of Sutiaba, in Leon (north-west), has been besieged since dawn by the government's "combined forces". A total of 19 people arrested for protesting against Ortega were released thanks to the efforts of the executive secretary of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), Paulo Abrao, even though pro-government groups lobbied According to the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh), the police will prevent the rescue.
The IACHR and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHRUDH) accuse the Nicaraguan Government of serious violations of human rights. Among the reported violations are "killings, extrajudicial executions, ill-treatment, according to the IACHR, although the Government of Nicaragua has rejected these accusations,
Nicaragua through the most bloody socio-political crisis since 1980, with Ortega also as president.
Nicaraguans hope to overcome the crisis in a national dialogue between the government and the Civic Alliance that represents the population, whose restart is scheduled for Monday next.] 19659005] Demonstrations against the government began on April 18 due to the failure of social security reforms and became a demand for resignation of the president, after eleven years in power, with charges of dismissal. abuse and corruption against him EFE
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