Los crímenes de lesa humanidad Ortega-Murillo llegan a la Asamblea General de la ONU: Grupo de expertos presenta su informe
El Grupo de Expertos de la ONU presentó ante la Asamblea General un informe que documenta cómo el régimen de Ortega y Murillo ha perfeccionado un aparato represivo responsable de crímenes internacionales. Basado en 1,900 entrevistas, denuncia desapariciones forzadas, despojo de nacionalidad y persecución transnacional. Los expertos alertan sobre el aislamiento del régimen y piden sanciones y acciones legales. Managua descalificó el informe, respaldada por Bielorrusia y Bolivia.
TL;DR
- The GHREN presented a detailed report to the UN General Assembly documenting systematic human rights abuses and international crimes in Nicaragua.
- The report highlights a deliberate state policy to silence dissent, consolidate absolute power through violence, and erode human rights and the rule of law.
- Nicaragua has refused to recognize or meet with the GHREN, denied them access to the country, and withdrawn from the UN Human Rights Council.
- The Nicaraguan government's actions, including the withdrawal from UN human rights mechanisms, are seen as a strategy to evade scrutiny and impunity.
- Experts noted the increased use of forced disappearances and the deprivation of nationality as tools to punish dissent and sever ties with the country.
- The regime's repression extends beyond Nicaragua's borders, targeting exiled opposition figures.
- The GHREN urged international action, including legal measures, prosecutions, and sanctions, to hold the Nicaraguan government accountable.
- Nicaragua's representative attacked the UN Human Rights Council, dismissing the GHREN's report as illegitimate and fabricated.
- Belarus and Bolivia supported Nicaragua's stance, while Brazil and Canada expressed concern over the human rights situation.