The Nicaraguan National Assembly, controlled by the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega, will cancel another 25 organizations, according to an initiative for the Legislative Decree for the Cancellation of Legal Personalities presented by the Ortega deputy Filiberto Rodríguez, president of the Commission for Peace, Defense, Government and Human Rights of the Parliament.
The document It is dated May 9 but the website of the National Assembly published the initiative until this Friday. The next plenary session of the Assembly is scheduled to be on Tuesday, May 17.
The statement of reasons presented by the Ortega deputy to cancel these organizations does not vary and, like the other illegal associations, the Ministry of the Interior maintains that these organizations did not report their financial reports according to the fiscal periods and detailed breakdowns as established by law. .
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On May 4, the Ortega dictatorship ordered the deputies of the National Assembly to remove, in a single session, the legal status of 50 civil organizations. With this, since 2018, the regime has canceled approximately more than 127 non-profit organizations.
These are the 25 new organizations that will cancel:
1-Pro-Rescue Foundation for Youth in Gangs,
2-Meeting Points Foundation for the Transformation of Daily Life,
3-Association for the Accompanied Integral Development of Nicaragua and its Communities,
4- Full Life Association (Asovip),
5-Association Ministry Generation without Code,
6-New Hope and Life Foundation (FNEV),
7-Association Bonds of Love and Hope (ASLAE),
8-Association Institute of Studies for Governance and Democracy,
9-Association of the Nicaraguan Cement and Concrete Institute (INCYC),
10-Nicaraguan Civil Foundation for Conservation and Development (Funcod),
11-Orientation Center Foundation for the Exportation of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (Coemipyme),
12-Association for Masaya First (PMP),
13-New Guinea Municipal Youth Network Association (RMJ-NG),
14-Center for International Relations Foundation (CRI),
15-Civil Foundation for the Support of Women Victims of Violence,
16-Association of Ladies Lawyers of Nicaragua (ASAN),
17-Association Center for Democratic Participation and Development,
18-Association Center for Studies and Training for Democratic Governance and Sustainable Development,
19-Environmental Housing Development Foundation of Bajo Costa Bambú, Palma y Adobe de Nicaragua (Funbambu Nicaragua),
20-Human Interconnection Foundation, Ubuntu (Ubuntu Foundation),
21-Peasant Forestry Development Association (Adeprofoca),
22-Association Alternative Center for Women Survivors of Violence Izel (CAMSV),
23-Foundation of Women for Development and Democracy of Nicaragua (Fumdenic),
24-American Association of Agrochemicals of Nicaragua (ANIC),
25-Foundation for the Development of Reconstructive Surgery in Nicaragua (Nicaplast Foundation).
