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Managua, July 18, 1945- Nicaragua woke up today in a tense calm after the violent takeover of the city of Masaya by the government, including The "combined forces" are looking for demonstrators who fled the pro-government badaults in the context of the crisis that began in April and now leaves more than 350 dead.
Citizens "self-convened", who demand the release of the power of the president Daniel Ortega denounces that the "combined forces" heavily armed and integrated by the riot police, paramilitary, paramilitary and pro-government, cross the streets of the main cities of
The demonstrators "so-called" so-called "white cities" denounce that the government forces conduct a search from house to house, without warrant, young people who fled to Ma saya, which was declared "free territory of the dictator" last June
In addition, members of the Masaya Movement of April 19 denounced hundreds of Young people disappeared during the government attack Tuesday and do not know if they are prisoners. Tuesday's actions in the town of Masaya left at least three dead: a police officer, a 15-year-old miner and a woman who was on the sidewalk of his house, according to the Nicaraguan Association of Human Rights. Man (ANPDH)
Tension increases Wednesday because the government announced that it will celebrate in the streets throughout the week the 39th anniversary of the overthrow of dictator Anastasio Somoza Debayle, officially commemorated on 19 July.
Some private schools suspended today until next Monday, its clbades expect minimum guarantees of security, while public schools keep their school year.
The "self-convened" called to participate this Wednesday in a sit-in in Managua to protest the arrest and prosecution of two peasant leaders, including Medardo Mairena, representative of the Civil Alliance in the national dialogue with the government, installed in the middle Can find a peaceful solution to the crisis but which is paralyzed.
At this table, the Civic Alliance, which includes students, businessmen, peasants, academics, among others, raised the point of the elections, which the government He did not accept and considered an attempt to "coup d'etat".
Nicaragua is going through the most bloody socio-political crisis since the 1980s, with Daniel Ortega as president.
The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) held the Government of Nicaragua for killings, extrajudicial executions, ill-treatment torture and arbitrary detentions against the country's young population. "
The government rejects these accusations and denounces the fact that" terrorist groups sow the war "and try to take the country to the cliff, as reiterated Monday the vice president and the first lady, Rosario Murillo .
"This atrocity will not govern Nicaragua, terrorism will not govern Nicaragua, the evil ones will never be able to govern Nicaragua" declared Murillo on the eve of the takeover of Masaya Tuesday.
The protests against Ortega began on April 18, due to the failure of social security reforms and became a demand that demands the resignation of the president, after eleven years in power, with accusations of abuse and corruption against him EFE
Three copies of this morning in Monimbó, Masaya 1 | The Loyalists of Ortega celebrate having liberated the city and the district of Monimbó pic .twitte r.com/vMpxjDj7dv
– Javier Lafuente (@lafuentejavi) July 18, 2018
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