Vice President says neither "terrorism" nor "evil" will govern Nicaragua – The EC Republic

The Vice President of Nicaragua, Rosario Murillo today declared that neither "terrorism" nor "diabolical", in reference to detractors of the executive and that in their opinion trying to overthrow the government that presides over her husband, Daniel Ortega, will be able to govern this country.

"This atrocity will not govern Nicaragua, terrorism will not govern Nicaragua, the evil ones will never be able to govern Nicaragua" in a message by the official media.

Murillo considered that Nicaraguan families are committed to restoring good, peace, security, work, life "apart from those who sow war and want to continue to sow war and hatred in the country. ", and to those responsible for the crisis that this nation has been going through since April 18.

"Regardless of this hateful minority that still wants to impose the odor, death, and unbelievable events in our country," he added.

He described the murders during protests against his government as "evil practices", which were highlighted by the same people on social networks. 19659003] "How much malignity, how many hate crimes, thoughts and horrible practices we have said to be sinister, evil, satanic," he complained to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights. Human Rights Commission (IACHR) and the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. Human Rights (Acnudh) has accused the Ortega government of serious human rights violations in the context of the current crisis, which has already claimed over 350 lives, according to humanitarian agencies.

Violations include "killings, executions" extrajudicial acts, ill-treatment, torture and arbitrary detentions against the majority of the country's young population, "according to the IACHR, Nicaragua is going through the socio-political crisis of the more bloody since the 1980s, with Ortega as president.

Protests against Ortega began on April 18, due to the failure of reforms. to social security and became a claim that calls for the resignation of the president, after eleven years in power, with accusations of abuse and corruption against him. EFE

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