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Ismael Lopez of BBC World and Joshua Partlow of the Washington Post, according to the Efe News Agency, left Friday night from this space, for which students were injured after the assault of security forces and militias attacked the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua (UNAN) to expel the youth who had been barricaded there since May
The release of the journalists came after several conversations between members of the police and a member of the Cross. Red and after spending several hours in the hands of government security forces. José Nelson Marenco, 100% News, and Sergio Marín from La Mesa Redonda, remain in the scene.
"Parents, journalists and wounded domestic and foreign students, surrounded by paramilitaries in the parsonage of Divine Misericórdia Parish of Managua." The Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Managua, Silvio José Báez, wrote on his Twitter account Friday night
At least five students who had been barricaded on the university campus since May demanding the resignation of the President of Nicaragua, Daniel
The group fled to the parish house near UNAN where the wounded students were transferred. Ortega was wounded after an operation by security forces and police to expel them from the area, their leaders said.
In the town of Masaya, about 30 km from Managua, at least two people died in clashes. in which police used heavy weapons against protesters at the end of a speech by President Daniel Ortega on Friday night, reported the Nicaraguan Association of Human Rights.
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