The digital media Divergentes reported that Daniel Ortega’s Police carried out a police operation in the Amazonia apartments, located in the San Juan neighborhood, in Managua.
The opposition members Azahálea Solís and Sofía Montenegro lived in that complex until the dictatorship decided to strip them of their nationality and confiscated their property, forcing them to leave through blind spots and go into exile in Costa Rica.
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The police presence, according to the multimedia site, seeks to pressure the owners and tenants who remain in the place to leave the complex, although the outlet learned that there is no eviction letter, but the purpose is to have the apartment area without people inside. In the next weeks.
Given that Iván Acosta is blocked from signing agreements due to the sanctions against him, Daniel Ortega authorized the Vice Minister of Finance and Public Credit of Nicaragua to sign a new disbursement of loan contract 2272 with the Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI). ) -as Lender, Agent and Arranger- of 96 million 110 thousand 651 dollars.
The funds will be used to co-finance the “Project to Strengthen the Attention Capacity in the Hospital Service Network in Prioritized Health Units”, which will be executed and supervised by the Ministry of Health (Minsa).
CABEI is the main “sponsor” of the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo. In recent years, the financing of this regional entity went from representing 21.39% of the Public Investment Program (PIP) in 2017 to 39.14% in 2022. In total, they have disbursed 3.5 billion dollars in five years for Nicaragua.
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights condemned the murder of Bernabé Palacios, Nicaraguan indigenous leader of the Mayangna Sauni As community. The UN called these new acts “lethal violence” and expressed solidarity with the family of the ranger . The entity highlighted that the community members are victims of armed attacks by settlers in the framework of the defense of the land. Likewise, it urged to investigate, prosecute and punish those responsible.
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Juan Francisco López Suárez, originally from Matagalpa, Nicaragua, was assassinated in California, United States. A subject aboard a vehicle fired at a group in which the victim was. Citizens were at work erasing graffiti in Panorama City. The information about the tragedy was released by the organization Texas Nicaraguan Community (TNC). López’s family began a fundraising campaign through the GoFundMe platform to repatriate the body of the Nicaraguan.
Seven Nicaraguans appear in the most recent accusation issued on April 24 by the Fourth Local Criminal Court of Managua, in charge of Ana María Vado Miranda. The opponent appears on the list Brenda Lee Baldelomar, originally from Chinandega, who was arrested on April 17, in one of the streets of the Roberto González neighborhood of that city, in the context of the fifth anniversary of the social protests.
In the same accusation, presented by the prosecutor Heydi Estela Ramírez Olivas, six other people are pointed out, identified as Arnoldo Horacio Guillén Monterrubio, Martha Lorena Centeno Marín, Hazel del Socorro Martínez Ulloa, Luis Enrique Obando Palma, Ivonne Patricia Espinoza Hurtado and Enner Herrera. Neither of them specifies the crimes for which they are accused, but the State and Nicaraguan society are mentioned as the victims.
