Mecanismo de monitoreo de presos político confirma solo 8 excarcelaciones el fin de semana
El Mecanismo para el Reconocimiento de Personas Presas Políticas confirmó este domingo la excarcelación de al menos ocho presos políticos en Nicaragua, pero advirtió que ninguno ha recuperado la libertad plena. El régimen Ortega-Murillo mantiene medidas de “municipio por cárcel” y “casa por cárcel”, que sustituyen la prisión por nuevos mecanismos de vigilancia y control
Mecanismo de monitoreo de presos político confirma solo 8 excarcelaciones el fin de semana The Mechanism for the Recognition of Political Prisoners confirmed the release of at least eight political prisoners in Nicaragua, but noted they are not fully free. The Ortega-Murillo regime is replacing prison sentences with “municipality arrest” and “house arrest,” which are seen as new forms of surveillance and control rather than genuine freedom. The organization demands unconditional release, truth, and accountability, emphasizing that no one should be punished for dissenting opinions.
- At least eight political prisoners have been released in Nicaragua, but remain under conditional confinement.
- The regime is using “municipality arrest” and “house arrest” as substitutes for full freedom.
- The Mechanism for the Recognition of Political Prisoners calls these measures a mutation of political punishment, not freedom.
- These conditional releases are viewed as a strategy to manipulate public perception and the international community.
- Activists suggest the actual number of released prisoners could be much higher.
- Many released prisoners previously experienced prolonged disappearances and denial of due process.
- The organization demands unconditional liberation, truth, and accountability for political prisoners.
- The releases occur amidst international pressure and ongoing human rights violation allegations against the Nicaraguan government.
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