Organizations that defend the rights of indigenous peoples estimate that around 70 indigenous Miskitos and Mayangnas from the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua have been killed by settlers in the last decade. They also report more than 700 attacks on community members.
Nicaragua: 70 indigenous people have died at the hands of settlers
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