Alvaro Conrado Avendanofather of the teenager murdered by the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, Alvarito Conrado, died on the night of this Friday, January 27 in a hospital in Managua, confirmed through social networks the Mothers of April Association (AMA), of the that he was president.
«The great family of AMA is in mourning. With deep sadness and dismay, from the Mothers of April Association we regret to announce the death of our president Álvaro Conrado Avendaño this Friday, January 27, 2023,” the organization wrote.
The organization stressed that Don Álvaro played a “fundamental” role in the development of the Association. He added that as president he was an example and source of inspiration “in our fight for Justice and Truth.”
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The Government of France regretted the “lack of transparency” of the political trial faced by Franco-Nicaraguan citizens Jeannine Horvilleur Cuadra63, and her daughter Ana Alvarez Horvilleur43 years old, who were found guilty by the Ortega court for the alleged crimes of conspiracy to undermine national integrity and propagation of false news.
The spokeswoman for the French Foreign Ministry regretted the secrecy of the Nicaraguan authorities, who, despite repeated demands, did not allow the Paris ambassador in Managua to access the trial.
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Some 800 Nicaraguans have benefited from USA under the new immigration programhumanitarian parole». The data was obtained by the CNN news network and disclosed on its website.
The Nicaraguans who were authorized to travel to the North American country join the almost 2,000 Haitians and more than 4,700 Cubans. All these groups of nationals of said countries, upon being benefited, have 90 days to buy an air ticket and start their trip to the United States.
The humanitarian parole allows monthly entry, on a regular basis, by air to 30,000 citizens of Nicaragua, Cuba and Haiti.
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The National Police reported the capture of 24 settlers who had appropriated communal lands in the country’s Caribbean. The regime’s action comes after the repeated complaints made by territorial leaders about the invasion of their ancestral lands.
The official note of the institution ensures that they will be placed under the order of the competent authorities for the crimes of organized crime, usurpation of private domain and environmental crimes.
Tourists will be able to enter the country with photographic or video cameras, affirmed government spokesperson Rosario Murillo, after the rain of criticism that the Nicaraguan regime received by restricting the entry of these equipment to travelers.
Two days after the restriction was published, the Nicaraguan regime backed down.
Murillo announced that the Nicaraguan Presidency ordered the elimination of this “obstacle” to visitors, arguing that the objective is to encourage tourism that, according to the regime, “is growing more and more.”
After four days of trial behind closed doors, on Thursday, January 26, the Nicaraguan regime found guilty three priests, a deacon, two seminarians and a layman from the diocese of Matagalpa, who had been “kidnapped” by the Matagalpa Police. , next to his Bishop Rolando Alvarez, in the episcopal curia of that city last August.
The prisoners of conscience condemned by the dictatorship are the priests Ramiro Tijerino, José Luis Díaz and Sadiel Eugarrios; the deacon Raul Antonio Vega; the seminarians Melkin Rye Y Darvin Leiva; and the cameraman Sergio Cardenas, to whom the regime charged the alleged crimes of conspiracy to undermine national integrity and propagation of false news.
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The Father Edwing Romanex-parish priest of Masaya who is in exile, expressed on his social networks that “so much arbitrariness of the dictatorship against the bishop of Matagalpa is outraged, Monsignor Rolando Alvarezof his brother priests and laymen incarcerated and other exiles, when what is done in Nicaragua is to fulfill the mission of the Church and accompany the oppressed people.
