Kevin O’Reilly se despide de Nicaragua y descarta una intervención de EEUU
El jefe de misión de Estados Unidos destacó que el país enfrenta “innegables dificultades”, en clara alusión a la represión política, la persecución de la disidencia y el deterioro de las libertades públicas bajo el actual régimen.
TL;DR
- US mission chief Kevin O’Reilly has officially departed Nicaragua.
- O’Reilly stated that the future of Nicaragua and its freedom depends on Nicaraguans themselves, not on the US, Russia, or China.
- He acknowledged the "undeniable difficulties" Nicaragua faces, referring to the political repression and deterioration of public freedoms.
- The US will continue to support the Nicaraguan people as a socioeconomic and cultural partner, despite political differences with the government.
- O’Reilly quoted Walt Whitman to symbolize the persistent nature of freedom, even in repressive contexts.
- His departure occurs amid minimal diplomatic relations between Nicaragua and the US, following years of international sanctions and human rights allegations against the Ortega-Murillo regime.
- The US government has demanded the immediate return of all unlawfully confiscated assets in Nicaragua.