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Fiscalía de Nicaragua involucra a periodistas en investigación sobre supuesto lavado de dinero

Proceso contra la candidata opositora Cristiana Chamorro se extiende contra seis comunicadores

Nicaraguan journalist Maria Lilly Delgado (C), of Univision network, arrives at the Public Ministry where she was summoned to provide information regarding an alleged money laundering investigation opened against presidential pre-candidate Cristiana Chamorro, in Managua on May 25, 2021. - The government linked Chamorro to the alleged money laundering through the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro foundation (FVBCH), named after her mother, whose activity is the promotion of freedom of expression. The government of Daniel Ortega increased its siege of the opposition and independent media with legal and police actions in order to pave the way for his reelection in November, according to human rights organizations. (Photo by Inti OCON / AFP)
Nicaraguan journalist Maria Lilly Delgado (C), of Univision network, arrives at the Public Ministry where she was summoned to provide information regarding an alleged money laundering investigation opened against presidential pre-candidate Cristiana Chamorro, in Managua on May 25, 2021. - The government linked Chamorro to the alleged money laundering through the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro foundation (FVBCH), named after her mother, whose activity is the promotion of freedom of expression. The government of Daniel Ortega increased its siege of the opposition and independent media with legal and police actions in order to pave the way for his reelection in November, according to human rights organizations. (Photo by Inti OCON / AFP) INTI OCON
María Lilly Delgado La periodista nicaragüense María Lilly Delgado (centro), corresponsal de la cadena Univisión, se presentó al Ministerio Público donde fue citada para brindar información sobre una supuesta investigación por lavado de activos abierta contra la candidata presidencial Cristiana Chamorro, en Managua, el 25 de mayo del 2021. Foto: AFP (INTI OCON/AFP)

Managua. Al menos seis periodistas fueron citados por el Ministerio Público (Fiscalía) en Nicaragua en el marco de una investigación contra la aspirante presidencial Cristiana Chamorro, a quien el gobierno del presidente Daniel Ortega señala por lavado de dinero.

“Yo no sé de qué me pueden acusar, no sé en calidad de testigo de qué estoy aquí, no sé de qué lavado de dinero hablan”, afirmó la corresponsal de Univisión, María Lili Delgado, una de las citadas. Le avisaron que pueden volver a convocarla.

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