Política

Nicaragua abre juicio contra cuatro aspirantes presidenciales detenidos

Opositores continuarán en prisión preventiva

Cristiana Chamorro, former director of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Foundation and presidential candidate, is seen after declaring at the Ministry of the Interior for alleged money laundering while she was director of the NGO in Managua, on May 20, 2021. - The government of Daniel Ortega increased its siege of the opposition and independent media with legal and police actions in order to pave the way for his reelection in November, according to human rights organizations. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP)
Cristiana Chamorro, former director of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro Foundation and presidential candidate, is seen after declaring at the Ministry of the Interior for alleged money laundering while she was director of the NGO in Managua, on May 20, 2021. - The government of Daniel Ortega increased its siege of the opposition and independent media with legal and police actions in order to pave the way for his reelection in November, according to human rights organizations. (Photo by INTI OCON / AFP) INTI OCON
La aspirante presidencial Cristiana Chamorro durante una conferencia de prensa, en Managua, el 31 de mayo. (INTI OCON/AFP)

Managua. La Justicia de Nicaragua decidió este viernes enjuiciar y mantener en prisión preventiva a cuatro aspirantes a la presidencia y a otros acusados por menoscabo a la soberanía y “traición a la patria” a 66 días de las elecciones generales, informó la Fiscalía.

Un tribunal de justicia dispuso en el segundo día de audiencias contra 34 opositores presos, remitir a juicio a los aspirantes a la presidencia, Félix Maradiaga, Arturo Cruz y Juan Sebastián Chamorro, según un comunicado del Ministerio Público (Fiscalía).

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