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Nicaragua.- A family mourns the loss of their baby and, in addition to the pain of this tragedy, they face the harassment they suffer every day.
"Not only our baby was killed, but he calls us weird I ask that we stop harassing and that we seek rather the culprits of the murder of my child", denounces Nelson Lorío Sandoval, father of Teyler, a 14-month-old boy who was shot in the head on Saturday, June 23
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He and his wife Karina Navarrete had to go to the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights, where they said they were shot by the police.
The family reported that they were walking down the street Americas One in Managua, with his baby in his arms and his other daughter when the worst happened.
The baby, victim of violent protests in Nicaragua
"The street was empty and the only ones we had left They were police and paramilitary There was no confrontation"
"If I had heard gunshots I was not turning the corner, but when we got past they started firing and I told him (Nelson) that we were shooting at us, but my husband said no, that we should walk fast.
Suddenly, my child went to one side and a stream of blood came out of his head, "said the mother with pain and tears.
In addition to the martyrdom and suffering of seeing his little son in a coffin, anger increases, since they say they are being harassed for accusing the army and the police.
At a press conference, Karina showed the media a few documents from the hospital where it is stated that the cause of the death of the child They said that c & # 39; was a lie, but here are the originals with signature and seal, where it says that my 14-month-old boy committed suicide, while my baby could lift the "
" The day of the March massacre mothers, I was there and it hurt me to see women suffer because they killed their children. I never thought I would suffer the same thing on June 23, Father's Day, "Nelson said.
The family also said that the government had changed the images and audios of a video to make believe that there was a confrontation at the place where they had been attacked.
Finally, it was said that a complaint would be filed with the public prosecutor. Tayler is one of 21 children and adolescents killed as part of protests against the Government of Nicaragua
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