The Dennis Martínez National Baseball Stadium could change its name to Roberto Clemente, according to the regime’s spokesperson, Rosario Murillo.
In her phone call to government media, the vice president and wife of Daniel Ortega overflowed with praise for the former Puerto Rican baseball player, indicating that his name “is up to the task” of the stadium.
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Murillo’s statements come a week after the regime ordered the removal of the name of the former Nicaraguan big leaguer from the facade of the national stadium.
Dennis Martínez is a former Nicaraguan pitcher who became the first player to reach the Major Leagues and established himself as the first Latin American in history to achieve a perfect game in the Los Angeles Dodgers game against the Montreal Expos in 1991. .
The modern stadium, located in Managua, was inaugurated in 2017 in honor of the best Nicaraguan baseball player; however, during the 2018 social protests, the facilities were used by regime paramilitaries, according to complaints.
Since then, the increase in human rights violations in Nicaragua has been criticized by former baseball player Martínez, who rejected the removal of his name from the facilities.
On the other hand, Roberto Clemente was a professional baseball player from Puerto Rico, member of the Hall of Fame, who died on December 31, 1972 at the age of 38 in a plane crash when he was preparing to bring humanitarian aid to the victims. of the Managua earthquake.
His altruism has been recognized by Nicaraguans. His name and memory are found in different sports facilities in the country, and in the coming days he will be declared a National Hero by the Ortega-Murillo regime.
After the announcement of new immigration restrictions in Costa Rica, the human rights observatory of the Nicaraguan Association for a Better Future reported that Nicaraguan organizations would be filing an appeal for unconstitutionality against one of the two decrees that the government of Rodrigo Chaves signed on last Wednesday.
One of the decrees modifies the Refugee Regulations on the granting of work permits and the second concerns the Temporary Special Category for people coming from Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela.
The new modifications determine that work permits will not be granted to applicants immediately, and those who have already been granted permits will only be renewed if the person is registered with the Costa Rican Social Security Fund.
Any new application for international protection must be presented in person within one month of entering the country. Likewise, refugee applicants will no longer be able to leave Costa Rica while their application is being processed.
The Nicaraguan justice fabricated three crimes against the sociologist and political analyst Óscar René Vargas, one of the most recent political prisoners of the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.
The Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights (Cenidh) reported through its Twitter account that the Prosecutor’s Office is charging Vargas with the alleged crimes of conspiracy to undermine national integrity, provocation to commit rebellion and propagation of false news.
The human rights defenders stated that it is another “judicial farce”, at the same time that they described the action of the Public Ministry as a “macho procedure”.
Vargas, 77, was arrested on November 22 and transferred to the “El Nuevo Chipote” prison in Managua.
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The justice of Daniel Ortega formally accused Máximo Jerez Cabrera, father of political prisoner Max Jerez, for the alleged crime of violence against a teenager, revealed 100% News.
According to the media, the accusation was presented on November 7, but it was not until November 29 that the Police reported the capture of Jerez Cabrera and placed him at the order of the judge who will handle the case. The defendant has been detained since the night of November 28.
The victim is AYSR and is represented by her mother with the last name Romero. Prosecutor Miroslava Manova Calero Chamorro filed the accusation before the Second Criminal District Court for Adolescence and Violence by Ministry of Law, Managua Circumscription.
The Ministry of the Interior canceled this Thursday the legal personalities of another 100 NGOs, bringing a total of 3,126 organizations of this type dissolved after the popular protests of April 2018.
The outlawing of these 100 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), 86 Nicaraguans and 14 foreigners, was approved by the head of the Interior, María Amelia Coronel, according to the ministerial agreement published in the Official Gazette, La Gaceta.
Among those canceled are the Yo Quiero Ser Feliz Foundation, the Association of the United Blind of Nicaragua, the Association of Friends of the National Police, the Christian Association of God’s Dreams and the Nicaraguan Foundation to Fight Diabetes.
According to human rights organizations, the purpose of the Ortega government is to exercise absolute control and silence society, persecute those who have a different opinion, and establish a single thought that violates the human rights of the Nicaraguan people.
The Blue and White National Unit (Unab) assured that the decision of the dictatorship to prohibit religious activities related to the celebrations of the Gritería, in honor of the virgin Immaculate Conception of María, is “unconstitutional” because Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo violate at least two articles of the Political Constitution of the Republic of Nicaragua.
On November 28, the Police at the service of the regime prohibited the San José de Tipitapa parish from celebrating the processions in honor of the Immaculate Conception of Mary, in the framework in which the Catholic Church of Nicaragua begins the novena to the Virgin. The ecclesiastical authorities reported that they received a call from the police authorities in which they denied him permission to go out with the image to the streets of that municipality of Managua.
