Política

Oposición suspende participación en diálogo con gobierno de Ortega

Régimen acusa a sus adversarios de ser parte de ‘una provocación y alteración del orden público’

Nicaraguan riot police officers arrest a protester before a demonstration called by opposition groups to demand the government the release of those arrested for taking part in anti-government protests, in the surroundings of the Centroamerica roundabout in Managua on March 16, 2019. - Nicaragua on Friday released 50 prisoners held for participating in anti-government protests, giving a fresh impetus to peace talks on ending the country's long running political crisis. More than 700 people were detained during a deadly crackdown on rallies that began last April and quickly grew into broad opposition to President Daniel Ortega iron-fisted rule. (Photo by Maynor VALENZUELA / AFP)
Nicaraguan riot police officers arrest a protester before a demonstration called by opposition groups to demand the government the release of those arrested for taking part in anti-government protests, in the surroundings of the Centroamerica roundabout in Managua on March 16, 2019. - Nicaragua on Friday released 50 prisoners held for participating in anti-government protests, giving a fresh impetus to peace talks on ending the country's long running political crisis. More than 700 people were detained during a deadly crackdown on rallies that began last April and quickly grew into broad opposition to President Daniel Ortega iron-fisted rule. (Photo by Maynor VALENZUELA / AFP) MAYNOR VALENZUELA
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