Centroamérica

Policía de Nicaragua toma sede del medio ‘Trinchera de la Noticia’ y ordena su cierre

Fundado en 1999 en versión impresa, ‘Trinchera de la Noticia’ se suma a la lista de más de 20 medios locales cerrados por las autoridades del país desde el 2018

A member of Nicaragua's Special Forces stands guard outside the headquarters of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Managua on April 25, 2022. - Nicaragua on April 24, 2022, closed the offices of the OAS in the capital Managua and brought forward its planned withdrawal from the bloc, foreign minister Denis Moncada said. Moncada announced his country's immediate split from the OAS and the rescinding of the credentials of its representatives in Washington, saying the "infamous organization" would no longer have offices in Nicaragua. (Photo by Oswaldo RIVAS / AFP)
A member of Nicaragua's Special Forces stands guard outside the headquarters of the Organization of American States (OAS) in Managua on April 25, 2022. - Nicaragua on April 24, 2022, closed the offices of the OAS in the capital Managua and brought forward its planned withdrawal from the bloc, foreign minister Denis Moncada said. Moncada announced his country's immediate split from the OAS and the rescinding of the credentials of its representatives in Washington, saying the "infamous organization" would no longer have offices in Nicaragua. (Photo by Oswaldo RIVAS / AFP) OSWALDO RIVAS

Managua. El medio digital nicaragüense Trinchera de la Noticia denunció este viernes la ocupación policial de su sede y el cierre vía notificación judicial.

“Una resolución del Poder Judicial disuelve la sociedad” de la Trinchera de la Noticia, y la Policía Nacional “ocupa el local y sus bienes”, afirmó la periodista y directora de ese medio de comunicación, María Alicia Talavera. De momento, Talavera no ofreció mayores detalles por encontrarse en una reunión con sus abogados.

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