The three alleged perpetrators of the murder of the 7 and 10-year-old sisters in Ciudad Belén were taken to a preliminary hearing on Friday, September 9.
Judge Róger Sánchez Báez issued preventive detention against Alfredo Antonio Lara Ortiz19 years old, the couple of this Alison Yahoska Salgado Rugama, 18, and his brother-in-law, a 16-year-old with initials AESR
The two men are accused of committing the crime of aggravated murder and attempted rape to the detriment of the girls. In the case of the woman, she is prosecuted for being an accomplice in both crimes.
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The investigations indicate that Alfredo Lara tried to rape the 7-year-old girl, and the adolescent, the 10-year-old girl, but when they did not achieve their goal, they took their lives; while Alison Salgado Rugama did surveillance work. Among the evidence is a bite that one of the victims made to the teenager in self-defense.
The court only agreed to let Legal Medicine determine the biological age of the adolescent because the alleged murderer assures that he is 15 years old. On September 30 they will be brought to an initial hearing.
The priest Manuel Salvador Garcia, He has been imprisoned for 102 days in the Granada Penitentiary System, known as “La Granja”, after being arbitrarily convicted of common crimes, in the midst of religious persecution in the country. So far his current situation is unknown, as well as the condition of ten other religious prisoners, including priests and seminarians.
In turn, this Friday, the former opposition deputy Jose Pallais, 69 years old, who suffers from several chronic diseases, served 15 months in prison. Organizations denounced that the political prisoner is still sick, incommunicado, with permanent police surveillance and without access to medical attention from his residence.
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Miguel Parajón, father of the political prisoner Yader Parajon, He expressed that it was hard to see his son exhibited “as a criminal” by the Ortega-Murillo regime.
The young man, a member of the opposition group UNAMOS, was presented on September 1 before the cameras of the official media, along with other political prisoners held in “El Nuevo Chipote”, who have been in the so-called “torture prison” for more than a year. ». There he remains incommunicado and subjected to other cruel treatment, according to complaints.
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The father of the young opponent hopes that “God enlightens the dictators and releases all political prisoners.”
The Early Harvest Agreement between Nicaragua and China It was published this Friday in the official newspaper, La Gaceta, one day after the deputies before the National Assembly approved it unanimously.
The agreement will allow more than 60 Nicaraguan products to be exported to the Asian country with zero tariffs, including red beans, beef, seafood and rum; while China will be able to export to Nicaragua more than 70 products, without tariffs, including plants and flowers, sweet corn, bakery products and raw materials for textiles.
According to the document, this “will increase the confidence of both governments in the negotiations of a Free Trade Agreement.”
The Ortega Murillo regime will control the migration movements of foreign students and advisors who visit universities, according to a new statement issued by the National Council of Universities (CNU).
National media assure that the letter was sent to the rectors to clarify that the measure is for teaching, administrative and managerial staff, who were already informed about immigration control, as well as for these two groups.
Therefore, academics, university students and advisors who wish to travel must submit to the regime, 30 days in advance, complete information on what they will do outside the country. The dictatorship will monitor even trips for family visits or vacations.
