Juramentan a cinco nuevos magistrados de la Corte, la Fiscalía General y dos magistraturas quedan vacantes
Con la juramentación de cinco magistrados leales al régimen, la CSJ consolida la purga judicial en Nicaragua. Quedan vacantes la Fiscalía y dos magistraturas, mientras Alba Luz Ramos sigue desaparecida de facto.
Juramentan a cinco nuevos magistrados de la Corte, la Fiscalía General y dos magistraturas quedan vacantes Nicaragua’s National Assembly swore in five new Supreme Court magistrates, consolidating the power structure under Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo’s regime. These new magistrates are noted for their political loyalty and past repressive actions. The appointments reduce the Court to ten magistrates, with two remaining vacancies, and follow the abrupt removal of the previous president, Alba Luz Ramos.
- Five new magistrates were sworn into Nicaragua’s Supreme Court of Justice (CSJ).
- The new magistrates are known for their political loyalty and repressive history.
- The CSJ is now composed of eight magistrates, with two vacancies remaining.
- The previous CSJ president, Alba Luz Ramos, was removed from her position in October 2023 and placed under house arrest.
- The new appointments consolidate the regime’s control over the judicial system.
- The move is seen by many as the end of judicial independence in Nicaragua.
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