Miguel Mora Chávez, son of the political prisoner Miguel Mora and the journalist Verónica Chávez, turns twenty this April 20 and will not be able to celebrate it with his father, because the presidential candidate remains imprisoned in the cells of the Evaristo Vásquez Police Complex, better known as “The New Chipote”.
Like the rest of the prisoners of conscience, the regime of Daniel Ortega has repeatedly denied Mora, maintain any type of communication with his son.
Lucía Pineda Ubau, director of 100% Noticias, regretted that “Miguelito” Mora was denied contact with his father.
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«The regime has not allowed Miguelito to see his father in El Chipote. They have denied his rights. Even his identity card was denied, it is incredible how the regime crushes the rights of a child with disabilities », wrote Pineda Ubau in his account of Twitter.
“They do not allow him to see his father, neither as a child nor as an adult, because they denied him the process of applying for an ID. What outrage! What helplessness!” he added.
The journalist maintained that Miguelito’s “smile” “went off” since the recapture of the opponent. will smile again when free Michael”he pointed out.
The relatives of the prisoner of conscience have requested in different ways that the slightest communication between Miguel and his son be authorized, however, the Ortega regime has denied this demand.
The political prisoner, this April 20 serving 10 months in prison in torturous and inhumane conditions. The journalist was arrested for the second time on June 20, 2021, at his home in Managua. The Nicaraguan dictatorship decided to imprison Mora for allegedly violating Law 1055 or the Sovereignty Law. He accuses him of “conspiracy to undermine national integrity” and “treason against the fatherland.”
«He loved seeing his dad in IV PODER. In the first prisoner, Verónica (Chavez) put the programs on him and told him that she was working, but now she cannot deceive him. Miguelito witnessed the arrest of his father when the police invaded his house and his room, “said Lucía Pineda Ubau.
On February 9, Miguel Mora was sentenced to 13 years in prison, for allegedly “conspiring to undermine national integrity.” The verdict was handed down by the Second Criminal District Judge for Trials, Nadia Camila Tardencilla.
The journalist was subjected to attacks, cyber harassment by supporters of the regime and since the end of 2018 the equipment, frequency and facilities of Canal 100% Noticias were confiscated. He was illegally detained for the first time on December 21 of that year and released in June 2019.
