Nelson Lorio Sandoval father of the boy Teyler Lorío Navarrete, —killed by a shot to the head, on June 23, 2018, during the social protests—, requests help to be able to change his home, after the authorities of Miami, United States, where he is exiled They informed him that he must vacate the property.
According to the opposition and persecuted politician, he was always punctual with the rent payment of the house where he lived, however, the person who rented him never notified him that there was an eviction order because he was not the owner of the property “until It was already too late”.
«I request any help immediately, since I have until tomorrow, Tuesday or Wednesday, to leave the place where I am. I’m with my wife and daughter, but currently the rent situation in Miami is extremely high. Thank God I work, but I can’t cover the cost with what I earn,” Lorío said in a live broadcast on the Facebook page. Milton Rodrigo Gonzalez.
The young exile explained that in order to move house he needs a sum of money that covers the rent and the deposit. “That amount I cannot supply alone, that is why I am appealing for solidarity, asking the Nicaraguan people who are here in Miami if they can collaborate with me with something,” said the opponent.
He added that at one point he wanted to solve the problem on his own, but was unable to do so. «The truth is that this got out of hand and I did not want to go to the street with my wife and my daughter. We have suffered so many things that sometimes one is silent, but I can no longer be silent. Right now I am urgently appealing to your hearts », she expressed.
Another of the situations that the father of one of the victims of the repression in 2018 said is that if he does not move house for one or two days, he runs the risk of being forcibly evicted.
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“I did not come here to cause problems or break any law, much less face me in a trial that could affect my political asylum process. I remain attentive to any help at this time, “concluded the Nicaraguan exile.
The child’s parents Teyler Lorio Navarrete they experience their second exile due to the constant siege, persecution, death threats and imprisonment by paramilitary groups and the Ortega Police.
After being detained since November 26, 2021, in a family center in Texas, the Lorío Navarrete family is requesting asylum from the Joe Biden government, however, they are currently in difficulty. For any support you can contact Nelson Lorío at the telephone number 786-301-8762.
