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Opositores nicaragüenses consideran que los últimos hechos dejan ver que el régimen se debilita

La comunicadora Lucía Pineda y el empresario Roberto Bendaña conversaron con La Nación tras el anuncio de que ambos perderían su nacionalidad y los bienen que tienen en Nicaragua

Handout picture released by Nicaragua's presidency press office of Nicaragua's President and presidential candidate Daniel Ortega (R) speaking next to his wife and Vice-president Rosario Murillo (L) during a broadcast television message regarding the general election, in Managua, Nicaragua on November 07, 2021. - Under ring-of-steel security, Nicaragua opened its polls for presidential elections dismissed as a "sham" by the international community, with all viable challengers to long-term leader Daniel Ortega locked up or in exile. (Photo by Cesar PEREZ / Nicaraguan Presidency / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO /  PRESIDENCIA NICARAGUA - Cesar PEREZ - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS
Handout picture released by Nicaragua's presidency press office of Nicaragua's President and presidential candidate Daniel Ortega (R) speaking next to his wife and Vice-president Rosario Murillo (L) during a broadcast television message regarding the general election, in Managua, Nicaragua on November 07, 2021. - Under ring-of-steel security, Nicaragua opened its polls for presidential elections dismissed as a "sham" by the international community, with all viable challengers to long-term leader Daniel Ortega locked up or in exile. (Photo by Cesar PEREZ / Nicaraguan Presidency / AFP) / RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - MANDATORY CREDIT AFP PHOTO / PRESIDENCIA NICARAGUA - Cesar PEREZ - NO MARKETING - NO ADVERTISING CAMPAIGNS - DISTRIBUTED AS A SERVICE TO CLIENTS CESAR PEREZ

El régimen de Daniel Ortega y Rosario Murillo en Nicaragua se debilita cada vez más. Así lo describen opositores y críticos del actual gobierno que ordenó este miércoles quitarle la nacionalidad a 94 personas que cuestionan la dictadura en la que vive el pueblo nicaragüense desde el año 2006.

La Nación conversó con la periodista Lucía Pineda, directora del medio digital 100% Noticias y también con Roberto Bendaña, administrador de empresas y cafetalero quien tuvo que escapar de su país en medio de un arresto domiciliario en el año 2013.

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