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Familiares de opositores en Nicaragua denuncian ‘deterioro’ de salud de presos políticos

Organizaciones de familias opositoras acusan al gobierno de Daniel Ortega de tener en condiciones carcelarias precarias a las personas privadas de libertad

(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 más de 182 opositores al gobierno de Daniel Ortega presos en Nicaragua urgieron este lunes su “inmediata liberación”, en vista del “deterioro extremo” de su salud, por las precarias condiciones carcelarias y una “política de maltratos”.

“Las organizaciones de familiares de personas presas políticas en Nicaragua hacemos un llamado urgente (..) a promover todas las acciones posibles para lograr la libertad inmediata”, demandaron cinco organizaciones en un comunicado leído en una rueda de prensa virtual.

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