María Josefina Gurdián, mother and grandmother of political prisoners Ana Margarita Vijil and Tamara Dávila, respectively; She stated that she does not want to “die” without first seeing both areas of conscience released, therefore, she reiterated her demand to the administration of Daniel Ortega for the immediate and unconditional release of the opponents.
«From my special situation of a cancer that progresses every day, I protest and ask you to open your heart. I wouldn’t want to die without having them free. All this anguish aggravates my situation. It’s a constant nightmare,” Pinita wrote on his Twitter account. Facebook.
“I use this space, which, although it is small, is the only one that allows me to shout my anguish and pain to the world,” said Gurdián, known as Pinita.
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In his letter, he denounces the inhuman and degrading conditions in which Vijil, Dávila and the other political prisoners find themselves, that only their relatives have been able to visit them on eight occasions, during a year of confinement.
«The political prisoners Dora María Téllez, Suyen Barahona, my granddaughter Tamara Dávila and my daughter Ana Margarita Vijil are serving 387 days of being detained and totally incommunicado. Each one in a separate cell, unable to speak, sign, read, or write. Tamara’s case is even more serious, because her cell is bolted down. Some in total darkness, others with light 24 hours a day, “said Pinita Gurdián.
“Cold in this wet weather. To some they have passed the quilt that we brought them, but it has not been possible to deliver it to others. That is another form of torture. Sleeping on a stone bed on a mattress that has been reduced over time and that causes a lot of back pain. Hungry. With flooding in some cells », he highlighted.
“Deprived of everything, like the case of Félix Maradiaga and all the others, as exposed with great anguish by his wife Berta Valle, to whom I send a hug and share her pain,” he added.
Pinita Gurdián suffers from the confinement of her daughter Ana Margarita Vijil and her granddaughter Tamara Dávila, both of whom are political prisoners of the Daniel Ortega dictatorship. Both opponents faced trials for undermining national integrity under the alleged violation of Law 1055, the Sovereignty Law.
Punished and tried with false witnesses for having protested and wanting to defend the rights of citizens. That was his great crime. Not being indifferent to the pain of people who suffer injustice », she questioned.
“This is inhumane and I cannot be silent. I protest and shout the injustices that they and the rest of a total of 190 people are suffering in different prisons », she concluded.
