Conflictos

CIDH: 325 muertos, entre ellos 24 menores, en Nicaragua desde abril

Organismo informa de un incremento de la represión en las últimas semanas para disuadir protestas

A friend of 16-year old student Matt Romero --shot dead yesterday during clashes with riot police and paramilitaries within a protest against President Daniel Ortega-- attends his burial, at the Milagro de Dios cemetery in Managua, on September 24, 2018. - Months of turmoil in the Central American country have left more than 320 people dead, according to rights groups, but the unrest had declined in recent weeks before resurfacing at Sunday's march, which called for the release of political prisoners. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP)
A friend of 16-year old student Matt Romero --shot dead yesterday during clashes with riot police and paramilitaries within a protest against President Daniel Ortega-- attends his burial, at the Milagro de Dios cemetery in Managua, on September 24, 2018. - Months of turmoil in the Central American country have left more than 320 people dead, according to rights groups, but the unrest had declined in recent weeks before resurfacing at Sunday's march, which called for the release of political prisoners. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP)
Una joven amiga de Matt Romero, muerto el domingo 23 de setiembre del 2018 en Managua, durante una marcha opositora, asistió a su entierro, un día después. (AFP)

Washington. La Comisión Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (CIDH) elevó el jueves a 325 el saldo de fallecidos durante los hechos de violencia ocurridos en Nicaragua desde abril, incluidos 24 menores y 21 policías.

La CIDH, por medio de la información registrada por su Mecanismo Especial de Seguimiento para Nicaragua (Meseni) , reportó también un incremento de la represión durante las últimas semanas para disuadir las manifestaciones públicas en la nación centroamericana de seis millones de habitantes.

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