The political activist Valeska Valley27, denounced that she had to go into exile, after the Police, at the service of the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo, threatened her and warned her that she had to leave Nicaragua.
According to a member of the 19 de Abril University Movement, “on Monday, March 27, at 5:15 in the afternoon, the National Police broke into the place where I had been clandestinely for some months.”
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“They came to threaten me and tell me that I should leave the country immediately, quietly and without posting anything on my social networks, because they knew about my leadership and my political activism, and that they had monitored my digital networks. They also assured me that they are keeping an eye on me, my family and loved ones, “said the opponent through her Twitter account.
Valle pointed out that the action by the Ortega Police “was a clear sign of a direct threat and intimidation that violated my physical integrity, for which I decided to leave the place where I was as best I could, being persecuted at all times by the Police.” .
Home searched without warrant
On the other hand, the political activist said that despite the siege and “blatant” persecution by police officers, she arrived at her mother’s house, where she had not lived since 2018.
He denounced that before leaving the country, his family’s house was besieged at night and early morning by the Police of the dictator Daniel Ortega.
After almost 24 hours of police intimidation, Valeska Valle stated that on the morning of Tuesday, the 28th of the same month, she decided to leave the house with her mother, “to see how she could leave the country.”
However, she said that when she was outside her home, she was informed that dozens of police agents broke into her family’s home. “They carried out an operation in the house, with a vulgarity of police officers, patrols and motorized civilians, with clear search and arrest warrants against me,” she denounced.
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«They destroyed the gate of the house and the interior of it; At the same time, we found ourselves being brutally persecuted by motorists when I was thinking of leaving the country,” Valle said.
Despite the fact that both Valle and his mother —whose name he preferred to omit— were not inside the building, the dictatorship officials —according to the now political exile— threatened a worker in his family. “The worker, who does not have any information about me, was threatened, they searched him and formatted his cell phone.”
He went into exile in Costa Rica
After the “violent” harassment by the Ortega regime, the politically persecuted woman reported that “with the help of God and the Blessed Virgin, I finally managed to escape from the clutches of those who wanted to harm me,” thus leaving Nicaragua, for blind spot towards Costa Rica.
Between tears and sighs, Valeska Valle indicated that “I left my Nicaragua, because it was impossible to stay, carrying only the blessing and the last look of my mother, because her love and strength exceeded any limit to make sure that I was okay.”
After her forced exile, the native of the city of Masaya expressed fear for the safety of her relatives who are currently being watched and harassed by the uniformed police officers who are still at her mother’s house.
“I am not in the country, I went to Costa Rica, stop looking for me because they will not find me,” concluded the former member of the Civic Alliance, who joins the list of opponents, political activists, journalists, priests, former politicians , among others, who leave the country to protect their lives from the harassment of the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.
