The former Sandinista guerrilla and now released exiled politician, Dora María Téllez, thanked MEP Javier Nart for being her voice and accompanying her during the more than 19 months that she remained captive in the torture cells of the Evaristo Vásquez Police Complex, known as “El Nuevo Chipote ».
«First of all, I would like to thank my godfather, for having accompanied me (through the complaint), in the place where I was in isolation, for having demanded my release, for having been raising the problem of political prisoners and women prisoners. policies in Nicaragua,” Téllez said in a video posted on Tamara Suju’s Twitter accountexecutive director of the Casla Institute, who promotes the campaign to sponsor a political prisoner.
MEP Javier Nart continually demanded from the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo the release and respect for the physical integrity of Dora María Téllez, who was imprisoned on June 13, 2022 and was recently released.
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The opponent is part of the group of political prisoners that the Ortega regime stripped of their Nicaraguan nationality and exiled for allegedly being “traitors to the homeland.”
In addition, Téllez highlighted that Nart’s sponsorship “was a company for me, that this work has been fundamental, that this message from my sponsor Javier Nart and the other sponsors of Nicaraguan political prisoners got through and at an international level prevented the regime from kept forgotten and in the end that culminated in our freedom ».
“I think that this gesture always has a positive result and that is why asking them to sponsor a political prisoner, a political prisoner, later they will have the satisfaction that we are grateful for having accompanied us in this stretch of our lives,” he added.
The MEP sponsored the member of the Renewing Democratic Union (Unamos) through the campaign “Release Chains”. At the time, Nart assured that this initiative means “helping, showing solidarity, promoting all the possibilities one has to improve and even freeing so many Nicaraguan democrats from the dungeons of the dictator Daniel Ortega and his wife Rosario Murillo.”
