Centroamérica

CIDH advirtió sobre la falta de condiciones para elecciones municipales en Nicaragua

Comisión llamó a Nicaragua a ‘garantizar la separación e independencia de los poderes públicos y restablecer las garantías y libertades democráticas’, así como a liberar ‘de inmediato a las personas detenidas’

Nicaraguans opposed to the government of President Daniel Ortega march in Costa Rica demanding the release of political prisoners and against the municipal elections held in their country in San Jose on November 6, 2022. - Some 3.7 million Nicaraguans over 16 years of age, out of a population of 6.6 million, were called to vote on November 6 to elect the mayors, vice mayors and councillors of Nicaragua's 153 municipalities, according to data from the Supreme Electoral Council (CSE). (Photo by Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP)
Nicaraguans opposed to the government of President Daniel Ortega march in Costa Rica demanding the release of political prisoners and against the municipal elections held in their country in San Jose on November 6, 2022. - Some 3.7 million Nicaraguans over 16 years of age, out of a population of 6.6 million, were called to vote on November 6 to elect the mayors, vice mayors and councillors of Nicaragua's 153 municipalities, according to data from the Supreme Electoral Council (CSE). (Photo by Ezequiel BECERRA / AFP) EZEQUIEL BECERRA

Managua. La Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH) advirtió anticipadamente el viernes, en un comunicado, que las elecciones municipales “libres y justas” del domingo en Nicaragua, carecían de condiciones necesarias.

Los comicios se celebran “en un contexto de represión contra la oposición política, con medidas destinas a impedir su participación y la ausencia de reformas para la reestructuración del Consejo Supremo Electoral (CSE) y la Ley Electoral”, afirmó la CIDH.

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