The opposition member Guisella Elizabeth Ortega Cerón, known as “Taylor”, was formally accused by the regime along with the citizens Heydi Walkiria Ortega and Francisco Hernaldo Vásquez Delgado, arrested last Thursday.
Sources indicate that the defendant Walkiria Ortega is the owner of the screen printing company “Ortega’s Multiservicios”, and a relative of the opposition member. The other detainee, Francisco Vásquez, is the owner of the “Copiadoras de Nicaragua, Copynic” company.
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In the accusation published in the system of the Judiciary, the crime is not specified; the regime only indicated that the victim is the Nicaraguan State and society.
The regime ordered the State institutions to install altars and the city halls to carry out a series of activities within the framework of the festivities for the Immaculate Conception of María, patron saint of Nicaragua.
According to publications by the regime’s propaganda media, altars to the Virgin Mary were “inaugurated” in various municipalities of the country in various municipalities of the country. In Masaya they have set up their parallel activities to the festivities in honor of San Jerónimo.
The ex-guerrilla and now political prisoner Dora María Téllez was awarded this Monday with an honorary doctorate, delivered by the New Sorbonne University, in Paris.
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At the request of the opposition, the recognition was received by the Nicaraguan journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro, director of Confidencial, because the hostage of conscience has been held captive for more than a year in the Directorate of Judicial Assistance (DAJ) in Managua. Téllez dedicated his award to the more than 200 political prisoners held in the different prison systems of the country.
The Bishop of the Diocese of Danlí, in Honduras, Monsignor José Antonio Canales, held a mass and vigil last Sunday in solidarity with the Bishop of the Diocese of Matagalpa, Monsignor Rolando Álvarez, who is under an arbitrary “house arrest” imposed by Daniel Ortega’s regime for more than three months.
The Bishop of Honduras expressed that “not even the rain stopped the Danlidians to show their fraternal closeness with Monsignor Rolando Álvarez and all the prisoners of conscience in Nicaragua.” He also published images on his social networks of the mini vigil called “prayer and lights for the freedom of Monsignor Rolando Álvarez and all the prisoners of conscience in Nicaragua.”
The Mexican senator and human rights defender Emilio Álvarez Icaza affirmed that the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo is sustained due to repression and political violence, and demanded that the Mexican president, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, stop being “submissive and ignored” before the Nicaraguan dictatorship.
The deputy was one of the three legislators who took advantage of the intervention of the president of Chile, Gabriel Boric, before the Mexican Senate to display a banner that read: “Boric does not protect murderers in Nicaragua like Andrés Manuel López Obrador.”
The Inter-American Court of Human Rights (I/A Court HR) granted the State of Nicaragua a period of two months to answer the case of Dina Alexandra Carrión González, allegedly murdered by her partner Juan Carlos Siles in 2010 and whose death remains unpunished.
The Court decided to start the process against the State of Nicaragua in the month of July, giving the representatives two months to present requests, arguments and evidence.
