Post by account_disabled on Mar 4, 2024 6:46:34 GMT
It is rather the correlate of an authoritarian government that feels surrounded and seeks some form of normalization. pstrongWhy did Daniel Ortega decide to release and banish political prisonersstrongp On February Nicaragua woke up to news that many considered difficult to believe Daniel Ortega had ordered the release of people imprisoned for political reasons. Among them are Dora Mara Tellez commander of the Revolution and former Sandinista minister and Cristiana Chamorro who was imprisoned when she tried to run as a presidential candidate in . Until then held in different detention centers including the disastrous El Chipote prison the political prisoners were released from prison and sent on a charter flight to the United States.
At a time when available information was scarce the US government and some Russia Mobile Number List members confirmed the news. But when the former political prisoners were already in flight and before the plane landed in Washington the National Assembly controlled by Ortega approved a reform of the Constitution that strips these people of Nicaraguan nationality and inhibits perpetuates their civil and political rights for alleged treason. The news unleashed a whirlwind of emotions among the relatives of those freed and exiled in the majority of Nicaraguan society in the international community and in the press.
The general perception was one of relief considering the numerous complaints about torture and mistreatment to which they were subjected since they were captured in mid when the Ortega government began an escalation of state violence that continues to this day. Among the released and expatriated people are those who aspired to compete for the Presidency in the elections leaders of political parties civic organizations and social movements as well as youth organizations. There were also numerous journalists diplomats businessmen human rights defenders social activists priests and even supporters of Ortega who dared to criticize him publicly. Arrests increased in May in the context of the campaign for the presidential elections that were held in November of that year.
At a time when available information was scarce the US government and some Russia Mobile Number List members confirmed the news. But when the former political prisoners were already in flight and before the plane landed in Washington the National Assembly controlled by Ortega approved a reform of the Constitution that strips these people of Nicaraguan nationality and inhibits perpetuates their civil and political rights for alleged treason. The news unleashed a whirlwind of emotions among the relatives of those freed and exiled in the majority of Nicaraguan society in the international community and in the press.
The general perception was one of relief considering the numerous complaints about torture and mistreatment to which they were subjected since they were captured in mid when the Ortega government began an escalation of state violence that continues to this day. Among the released and expatriated people are those who aspired to compete for the Presidency in the elections leaders of political parties civic organizations and social movements as well as youth organizations. There were also numerous journalists diplomats businessmen human rights defenders social activists priests and even supporters of Ortega who dared to criticize him publicly. Arrests increased in May in the context of the campaign for the presidential elections that were held in November of that year.