El régimen libera a decenas de presos políticos en Nicaragua
Según información no oficial, al menos 39 reos políticos habrían sido sacados de las prisiones y enviados a sus casas, aparentemente bajo régimen de convivencia familiar.
El régimen libera a decenas de presos políticos en Nicaragua Unofficial reports suggest that at least 39 political prisoners have been released from Nicaraguan prisons and sent home under a house arrest regime, requiring daily police check-ins. Among those reportedly freed are liberal leaders Valmore Valladares and Alejandro Hurtado, as well as former workers for the Diocese of Matagalpa, Eveling Matus, Eveling Guillén, Carmen Sáenz, and Lesbia Gutiérrez. The government has not officially confirmed these releases, which are believed to be a response to international political and economic pressure.
- At least 39 political prisoners reportedly released from Nicaraguan prisons.
- Releases are apparently under house arrest with daily police check-ins.
- Notable individuals reportedly freed include liberal leaders Valmore Valladares and Alejandro Hurtado.
- Eveling Matus, Eveling Guillén, Carmen Sáenz, and Lesbia Gutiérrez were also reportedly released.
- Carmen Sáenz and Lesbia Gutiérrez were formerly workers for the Diocese of Matagalpa and had been missing for 475 days.
- The government has not officially commented on or published a list of the released prisoners.
- The releases are speculated to be a result of international political and economic pressure.
- Political pressure includes tensions between the US and Venezuela, with Nicaragua expressing support for Maduro.
- Economic pressure involves threats of suspending the Cafta-DR agreement or imposing high tariffs on Nicaraguan goods to the US.
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