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Excandidata presidencial Cristiana Chamorro declarada culpable de delitos imputados por Ortega

La sentencia de la principal excandidata presidencial se produjo tras un juicio de siete días, sin acceso a la prensa ni al público, celebrado en la cárcel El Chipote

(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 31, 2021 in Managua, Cristiana Chamorro, former director of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Foundation and presidential pre-candidate, is pictured before giving a press conference following the detention of two of her former employees by the national police and their retention for 90 days for alleged laundering of assets. - Nicaragua will hold general elections on November 7, in the framework of an offensive by President Daniel Ortega who has imprisoned 39 opponents, including seven presidential ones and who, after 14 years in power, is seeking his fourth consecutive term. Chamorro, one of the opposition favourites to face Ortega, is under house arrest accused of "money laundering", of damaging the sovereignty of the country or of "treason," under laws adopted a few months ago by the government. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP)
(FILES) In this file photo taken on May 31, 2021 in Managua, Cristiana Chamorro, former director of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Foundation and presidential pre-candidate, is pictured before giving a press conference following the detention of two of her former employees by the national police and their retention for 90 days for alleged laundering of assets. - Nicaragua will hold general elections on November 7, in the framework of an offensive by President Daniel Ortega who has imprisoned 39 opponents, including seven presidential ones and who, after 14 years in power, is seeking his fourth consecutive term. Chamorro, one of the opposition favourites to face Ortega, is under house arrest accused of "money laundering", of damaging the sovereignty of the country or of "treason," under laws adopted a few months ago by the government. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP) INTI OCON
Cristiana Chamorro fue declarada 'culpable' de delitos imputados por gobierno de Ortega en Nicaragua

Managua. La líder opositora y principal exaspirante a la presidencia de Nicaragua, Cristiana Chamorro, fue declarada culpable el viernes de los múltiples delitos que le imputó el gobierno de Daniel Ortega el año pasado, cargos que le impidieron competir como favorita contra la reelección del mandatario.

En el juicio también fueron sentenciados su hermano, Pedro Joaquín Chamorro, y tres extrabajadores de la Fundación Violeta Barrios de Chamorro (FVBCH). “Declararon culpables a todos (...) el 21 de marzo leen la sentencia”, dijo Olama Hurtado, sobrina de Chamorro, a la AFP.

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