The Don Bosco funeral home, owned by Guillermo Castillo and Violeta Castillo, would have passed into the hands of the Nicaraguan Social Security Institute (INSS), a month and a half ago.
The reasons for this change are attributed to financial problems that forced its owners to sell the company to the State, they confirmed to the press business-related sources. Former clients will have to present themselves to the INSS to update their contracts.
The fierce repression against the Catholic Church in Nicaragua by the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo continues unabated. This Tuesday, it was learned that the Directorate of Immigration and Immigration issued an order to deny entry to his country to the priest, Guillermo Blandón, parish priest of the Santa Lucía de Boaco Church, who acknowledges having been besieged by police. The religious considers himself a “forced exile”. He reiterates that he never considered leaving the country and that this is a reflection of the persecution suffered by the Church.
The exile of another religious was reported by the auxiliary bishop of Managua, Monsignor Silvio José Báez, through his Twitter account.
The religious, who belongs to the Diocese of Granada, was returning to Nicaragua from a trip to Israel. On the stopover in the United States, the operators of the Avianca airline notified him by email of the order of the Ortega dictatorship. “He will not be able to board because he has a migratory rejection” from his own country, they explained.
The relatives of political prisoner Róger Reyes continue with their lawsuit so that the lawyer can see his five and three-year-old daughters, with whom he has not had any kind of contact for 403 days.
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In a video released on social networks, the wife of the prisoner of conscience recalls that Reyes has undergone a hunger strike to demand an end to this torture and asked Nicaraguans to raise their voices in support of that request for a reunion between Róger and his daughters, a right denied him by the country’s authorities.
Suyen Barahona, president of the Renovating Democratic Union (Unamos) has also been forced to forcefully separate from her five-year-old son. The minor told his father that he has patience, but that he is beginning to lose it when he sees that his mother does not return. Since June 2021 they have no contact and that is why they demand “A call for Suyen”.
Ian, category 3 on the Saffir-Simpson scale, left behind storm surges, wind, rain and tornadoes as he passed through Cuba; same impact that it could be generating in the state of Florida, United States, where it would be expected to enter in the afternoon hours of Wednesday. Ian will emerge over the southeastern Gulf of Mexico and pass west of the Florida Keys, some of which are under hurricane warnings.
