The Sandinista deputies closed this Thursday another 100 Non-Governmental Organizations, which adds up to 1,058 NGOs dissolved since the political crisis of 2018. The ban was approved urgently at the request of the Executive through the Ministry of the Interior. Among those affected are associations of environment, community development, social assistance, health, among others.
So far this year, the bench of Daniel Ortega and allied deputies has canceled the legal personality of more than 850 NGOs.
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The United Nations Committee Against Torture He urged the regime of Daniel Ortega to investigate the allegations of torture perpetrated by officials against opponents. During the second periodic review of the country’s situation, the Committee’s president, Claude Heller, affirmed that Nicaragua “has systematically violated human rights” and the UN Convention against this scourge.
The representative recalled that 97% of reported tortures, since 2018, occurred in police detention centers and urged the dictatorship to punish the officers responsible for these abuses; as well as, reestablish the Nicaraguan Center for Human Rights and resume dialogue with the UN Office for Human Rights.
However, the regime was absent and, through a letter sent by the Foreign Ministry, denied the abuses and pointed out that the complaints are “vile attacks against the State.”
The illegitimate president, Daniel Ortega, withdrew Tirso Celedon Lacayo as proprietary member of the Board of Directors of the Central Bank of Nicaragua and appointed Ricardo Colonel Kautz in the directive.
Through presidential agreements, Ortega annulled the appointment of Tirso Celedón, who lasted three months in the position and, according to journalistic investigations, is a trusted person of the banker Ramiro Ortiz.
Regarding Ricardo Coronel Kautz, Ortega decided to place him on the board for a period of four years, replacing Helio Montenegro, another representative of the private sector. Ricardo Coronel is a figure linked to the government party since the Somocista dictatorship; currently, several members of his family hold high positions.
The regime scheduled for July 21 the trial against Monsignor Jose Leonardo Urbina Rodriguez51, who is charged with the alleged crime of sexual abuse in a real contest of rape of a minor under 14 years of age, and minor psychological injuries to the detriment of another 12-year-old victim, revealed the newspaper La Prensa.
Monsignor Urbina, pastor of the church of Perpetuo Socorro de Boaco, was arrested on Wednesday, July 13, and transferred to Managua, where he was brought before the judge of the Second Criminal District Specialized in Violence, Yolanda Fletes Cano.
This medium also learned that the Police took over the facilities of the minor seminary of Our Lady of Assumption of the Archdiocese of Managua, located in the city of Masaya, and the Father Adolfo Kolping private schoolwhich was administered by the Adolfo Kolping Nicaragua association, banned in March.
The priest Allan Alfonso Paizano, from the Santiago Apóstol Parish, in Boaco, decided to break the silence of the Catholic Church and denounced the arrest of Monsignor José Leonardo Urbina Rodríguez, and the sentence against the priest Manuel Salvador García de Masaya. The father said, in the program broadcast by Radio Católica de Boaco, that they are defenseless:
Yader Morazán, former official of the Judiciary and political exile, pointed out, on his Twitter account, that the initials of the surnames of the alleged victim who would have been abused by Monsignor Urbina coincide with the surnames of a person that the father denounced for theft and fraud. in April of this year, and pointed out that “the strangest thing is that in processes of violence the most important thing is to protect the victim, her identity and integrity, and all the more reason, when it is a girl, that is why it is never I had seen so much publicity given to this type of process ».
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The Human Rights Collective Nicaragua Never Again demanded justice four years after the attack perpetrated by regime operators against university students who were barricaded in the National Autonomous University of Nicaragua (UNAN-Managua), who had to take refuge in the Divine Mercy church trying to escape the bullets.
There were 14 hours of attack by paramilitaries, police and members of the Sandinista Youth, according to investigations, which ended the lives of the young people Gerald Vasquez Y Francisco Jose Flores.
In the early hours of this Thursday, another femicide was registered in the country, increasing the figure to about 30 crimes so far this year. A young woman identified as Kenya Lopez20, was killed with a knife allegedly by her partner Marlon Noel Rios Rizo36 years old, in the Haylan Mey community, in Bonanza, North Caribbean Coast.
According to reports, an inhabitant alerted the Police upon hearing the screams of the victim, who was found dead as a result of multiple injuries caused by a machete. They indicate that the alleged femicide even slaughtered a farm animal that was in the house because of anger. Ríos Rizo was already captured by the Police.
