Politician Miguel Mora has been on a liquid diet for a month so that the Nicaraguan authorities allow him to see his disabled son, whom he has not seen since his arrest more than a year ago.
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Prisoner in Nicaragua, Miguel Mora refuses to eat solid foods until he sees his son
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