Política

Tres expresidentes de Costa Rica piden intervención de OEA en Nicaragua

Firmaron carta de 20 exmandatarios de la región que expresaron solidaridad con las víctimas y solicitaron el cese de la represión gubernamental

TOPSHOT - People, many who demand Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice-President Rosario Murillo, to step down, take part in the "Walk for Peace and Dialogue" in Managua on April 23, 2018.
Ortega was under pressure from widespread street unrest on Monday despite backing down on a contentious pension reform plan that triggered days of violence in which at least 27 people have been killed. / AFP PHOTO / Inti OCON
TOPSHOT - People, many who demand Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega and his wife, Vice-President Rosario Murillo, to step down, take part in the "Walk for Peace and Dialogue" in Managua on April 23, 2018. Ortega was under pressure from widespread street unrest on Monday despite backing down on a contentious pension reform plan that triggered days of violence in which at least 27 people have been killed. / AFP PHOTO / Inti OCON
AP Photo/Alfredo Zuniga. (Alfredo Zuniga/AP)

Veinte expresidentes, incluidos tres de Costa Rica, solicitaron al Secretario General de la Organización de Estados Americanos (OEA) intervenir en el conflicto interno de Nicaragua.

En ese país, han muerto unas 27 personas en medio de las protestas y enfrentamientos con la Policía, tras el anuncio de una reforma al sistema de pensiones, la cual fue derogada el domingo anterior por el presidente de Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega.

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