Nicaraguan government is cementing total control of the state and violating rights, UN experts warn
- The Nicaraguan government has dismantled checks and balances and is violating human rights to cement total control, according to a UN experts report.
- The constitutional reform passed last month put all government branches under the presidency of Ortega and Murillo, making them co-presidents.
- UN experts urged legal action, expanded sanctions against responsible individuals, and protection for Nicaraguan exiles from the Ortega-Murillo government's repressive actions.
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The UN presents evidence that involves the Nicaraguan Army in the commission of crimes against humanity
The United Nations Group of Experts on Human Rights on Nicaragua (GHREN) has dismantled one of the capital arguments of the Nicaraguan Army, specifically the pretext that they had avoided, as an institution, sanctions from the international community: that they did not participate in the repression of the social protests against the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo in 2018. For the first time, the UN experts claim that they have “cred…
The Nicaraguan Army participated in the repression of protests in Nicaragua in 2018, concludes a group of UN experts
CNN en Español The Nicaraguan Army participated “actively” in the repression of anti-government demonstrations in 2018, determined the Group of Experts on Human Rights on Nicaragua, established by the United Nations (UN) to investigate these events. In a report presented this Wednesday, they warn that for the first time they were able to establish that the army commanded by President Daniel Ortega repressed together with the Police and “paramili…

Nicaraguan government is cementing total control of the state and violating rights, UN experts warn
The Nicaraguan government has dismantled the last remaining checks and balances and was “systematically executing a strategy to cement total control of the country through severe human rights violations,” a panel of United Nations experts warned Wednesday.
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