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Brazilian student Raynia Gabrielle Lima died Tuesday (24) in Nicaragua, shot by paramilitary gunfire in a wave of violence that hit the country and killed nearly 300 people in three months . Four people died in Jinotega, 162 km north of Mangua, in a joint operation between police and paramilitaries between Monday night and Tuesday, according to the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh)
The pro-government organizations, which continued Tuesday in Jinotega, left many wounded, said Juan Carlos Arce, AFP activist Cenidh
Raynia, 32, had been in the final year of medicine and was was shot in southwestern Mangua. (19659002) The crime occurred in the residential complex Lomas de Monserrat, where, according to witnesses, paramilitaries fired on his car.
9002] The student was taken by her boyfriend to the hospital, but the "wounds were fatal" and she died in the early morning hours, said Medina
A bullet crossed the liver and the young woman died.
Raynia, who has lived in Nicaragua for six years, was born in Pernambuco and was a trainee at the Roberto Huembes Police Hospital, said Medina, who was one of her professors at the police station. UAM.
Brasília called his ambassador to Nicaragua, Lus Cludio Villafae Gomes Santos, and according to Agncia Brasil, the death of Raynia Lima also motivated the convocation of the ambassador of Nicaragua in Brasilia, Lorena del Carmen Martnez, for him to give
The Brazilian government reacts by means of a note from Itamaraty, expressing "his deep indignation and condemnation of the death of the Brazilian citizen Raynia Gabrielle Lima (…), who was shot dead yesterday in circumstances "
He also demanded that efforts be made to identify and punish those responsible for this" criminal act ".
"The Brazilian government condemns the deepening of repression, the disproportionate and lethal use of the outside and the use of paramilitary groups in operations coordinated by security teams.
Vilma Nez, President of the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh), said that
– Police deny responsibility –
Police denied responsibility and attributed death from the Brazilian to a private security guard.
"A guardian of private vigilance, under circumstances not yet determined, he fired shots with a firearm, one of which struck (Raynia), causing him injury," according to a statement from the police
The author of the dispa The demonstrations, which began on April 18 against a social security reform, resulted in the dismissal of President Daniel Ortega and his wife and vice president, that are the subject of investigation to clarify the fact. "
" Changing the seats would create instability, insecurity, and violence, "said Rosario Murillo
. On Monday, Ortega, 72, told Fox News that he planned to end his tenure by 2021, despite opposition demands. "However, US Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday urged the Nicaraguan president to end a violent crackdown and call for early elections."
State in Nicaragua is undeniable. "Ortega's propaganda does not deceive anyone and does not change anything," writes Pence on Twitter, estimating the death toll at "over 350" and accusing the government of being responsible for the bitos
"The United States calls on the Ortega government to put an end to the violence NOW and celebrate early elections – the world is watching! ", He amended.
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