Centroamérica

Familiares de presos políticos en Nicaragua instan a gobiernos a interceder para ‘salvar vidas’

Según el grupo Mecanismo para el Reconocimiento de Personas Presas Políticas, en Nicaragua hay 182 opositores detenidos, de los cuales 46 fueron arrestados el año pasado, entre ellos siete exaspirantes a la presidencia

(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 30, 2021 riot police stand guard outside the Evaristo Vasquez Police Complex, known as "El Chipote", where Nicaraguan pre-presidential candidate Juan Sebastian Chamorro and other political prisoners remain detained, in Managua. - Relatives of 34 Nicaraguan opponents imprisoned since last June, including seven presidential hopefuls for the November 7 elections, have reported the dreadful conditions of detention of their relatives -isolation, constant interrogations, threats and lack of food- after authorities recently allowed visits for the first time. The situation has been considered "serious" by international human rights organizations. (Photo by STR / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on June 30, 2021 riot police stand guard outside the Evaristo Vasquez Police Complex, known as "El Chipote", where Nicaraguan pre-presidential candidate Juan Sebastian Chamorro and other political prisoners remain detained, in Managua. - Relatives of 34 Nicaraguan opponents imprisoned since last June, including seven presidential hopefuls for the November 7 elections, have reported the dreadful conditions of detention of their relatives -isolation, constant interrogations, threats and lack of food- after authorities recently allowed visits for the first time. The situation has been considered "serious" by international human rights organizations. (Photo by STR / AFP) STR

Managua. Familiares de opositores presos en Nicaragua en condiciones “desgarradoras” imploraron este jueves a los jefes de Estado en contacto con el presidente Daniel Ortega que intercedan para “salvar vidas” porque “no hay tiempo que perder”.

“Esos gobiernos que tienen interlocución con el régimen de Ortega, que se reúnen para hablar de economía, de comercio, del (Sistema de Integración Centroamericana) SICA, por ejemplo, que también se reúnan para hablar e interceder por las personas presas políticas”, clamó en rueda de prensa virtual Berta Valle, esposa de Félix Maradiaga.

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