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Ortega continues to reward the loyalty of his Army. He “gives” her a property in New Guinea

Ortega continues to reward the loyalty of his Army.  He “gives” her a property in New Guinea

Through the presidential agreement 81-2022, published in the newspaper La Gaceta, the dictator Daniel Ortega made official the “donation to the Nicaraguan Army of land, located in Colonia Puerto Príncipe, in the municipality of Nueva Guinea, South Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region (RACCS).

The agreement states that Ortega authorizes the Attorney General of the Republic to appear before the Notary of the State of Nicaragua and sign a deed in the name of the military authority.

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In addition, Ortega affirms that the property belongs to the State of the Republic of Nicaragua, which has an area of ​​500 square meters, delineated with the cadastral number 8208-7913-4672-13 (…) «registered as Property No. 2361- ADE; volume LIV-ADE; Pages 110-115; Seat lº; Book of Acts of the State; of the Public Registry of mercantile real estate”, indicates the publication in La Gaceta.

The PGR was also authorized to include in the donation contract, all those contractual clauses that it deems pertinent, “in order to safeguard the interests of the State of the Republic of Nicaragua.”

Ortega continues to reward the loyalty of his Army. He “gives” her a property in New Guinea

“Serve the Certification of this Agreement and that of the inauguration of the Attorney General of the Republic, as sufficient enabling documents to prove their representation,” the agreement emphasizes.

Finally, they point out that this order will take effect as of its publication in La Gaceta, the official newspaper, which means that as of that date, this property is already an asset of the Army of this country.

Ortega’s royalties to his Army

It is not the first time that the dictator Ortega rewards the loyalty of his Army, since in another presidential decree published this month, he ordered the Attorney General’s Office to “appear before the State Notary to sign a public deed of donation in favor of the Nicaraguan Army» of a real estate located in Barrio Dos Mil, in the urban area of ​​the municipality of Cruz de Río Grande, in the Autonomous Region of the South Caribbean Coast».

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This other property, which the Army now owns, has a total area of ​​9,570 square meters and is registered with cadastral number 8405-4093-1024-18. Article two of the agreement argues that the Nicaraguan Attorney General’s Office should include said transfer as “a donation in order to safeguard the interests of the State of the Republic of Nicaragua.” It is not specified for what purpose these lands will be used.

Since 2020, the regime has given away around 10 properties to the operators of the repression. Previously, the Presidency donated properties located in Chinandega (3), León (1), San Rafael del Sur (1), Boaco (1), Jinotepe, Carazo (1) Managua (1) and now Matagalpa (1), Rosita, North Caribbean Coast (1).

Ortega continues to reward the loyalty of his Army. He “gives” her a property in New Guinea
Daniel Ortega together with the sanctioned general Julio César Avilés. Photo: CCC

The Army is still not sanctioned by the United States Department of the Treasury, but its main bosses are; such as the case of General Julio César Avilés, head of the military institution, and Colonel Julio Modesto Rodríguez Balladares, director of the Military Social Welfare Institute (IPSM), under accusations of cooperating with Ortega in institutional dismantling and human rights violations.

The Nicaraguan Army is one of the institutions faithful to the decisions of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo. Avilés has publicly expressed his loyalty to the Ortega and Murillo regime.



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