Política

Daniel Ortega lanza acusaciones contra Costa Rica tras muerte de preso político en cárcel nicaragüense

Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega speaks to supporters as his wife and Vice President Rosario Murillo, left, sits nearby, in Managua, Nicaragua, Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2018. A United Nations report released Wednesday calls on Ortega's government to immediately halt the persecution of protesters and disarm the masked civilians who have been responsible for much of the killings and arbitrary detentions. Ortega's government dismissed the report as baseless. It denied accusations of excessive use of force against protesters. (AP Photo/Alfredo Zuniga)
Nicaragua’s President Daniel Ortega speaks to supporters as his wife and Vice President Rosario Murillo, left, sits nearby, in Managua, Nicaragua, Wednesday, Aug. 29, 2018. A United Nations report released Wednesday calls on Ortega's government to immediately halt the persecution of protesters and disarm the masked civilians who have been responsible for much of the killings and arbitrary detentions. Ortega's government dismissed the report as baseless. It denied accusations of excessive use of force against protesters. (AP Photo/Alfredo Zuniga) Alfredo Zuniga
El régimen de Daniel Ortega calificó, por enésima vez, de "injerencista" al Gobierno de Costa Rica. (AP Photo/Alfredo Zuniga) (Alfredo Zuniga/AP)

El régimen de Daniel Ortega reaccionó con acusaciones contra Costa Rica, luego de que el gobierno de Carlos Alvarado repudiara y condenara, el viernes anterior, la muerte de un opositor nicaragüense de 57 años, que estaba preso en una cárcel de Managua.

El gobierno sandinista envió una nota verbal a San José el domingo, en la que, además de rechazar los señalamientos costarricenses por los atropellos a los ciudadanos nicaragüenses, afirma que en Costa Rica se violentan los derechos humanos de los indígenas.

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