Organizaciones opositoras denuncian “falsa libertad” de presos políticos y advierten continuidad del control represivo
Organizaciones opositoras denunciaron que la reciente excarcelación de presos políticos en Nicaragua no representa libertad real, sino una nueva forma de control estatal. La Gran Confederación Opositora Nicaragüense (GCON) y la Alianza Cívica advirtieron que el régimen Ortega-Murillo mantiene intacto el aparato represivo mediante medidas como “casa por cárcel”, firmas obligatorias y vigilancia policial
TL;DR
- Opposition groups in Nicaragua state that recent political prisoner releases are not true freedom but a new form of state control.
- The "house arrest" measure, accompanied by mandatory daily signatures and police surveillance, is seen as continued imprisonment and psychological torture.
- The organizations acknowledge and thank the international community, particularly the U.S. government, for diplomatic pressure leading to the releases.
- Demands include total and unconditional release, annulment of unjust trials, suspension of daily signatures, and restoration of all civil and political rights.
- The Civic Alliance echoed concerns, calling the releases a "renewed modality of state control" and citing reports from Human Rights Watch and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights.
- They emphasize that the repressive apparatus of the state remains intact, and the risk of new arbitrary detentions is high.
- The international community is urged to strengthen diplomatic, political, commercial, and cooperation pressures.