Nicaragua: attacked by a non-governmental organization that advised Thelma Fardín in a complaint against Juan Darthés – 12/15/2013

The Nicaragua Center for Human Rights (Cenidh) Nicaraguan police have condemned a series of nightly, surprise and violent attacks. The organism is the one who counseled Thelma Fardin counselor because she advised nine years ago with the actress with Juan Darthés during her tour of the country with the player of the underwear band "Ugly Duckling".

Cenidh attacked in the early five hours together with other NGOs whose legal entity was withdrawn on Thursday. They declare that they are uniform They took documentation, computers, and equipment.

"Like vulgar thieves, Last night they went through the roof of the Cenid and took the facility"convicted Vilma Núñez, president of a non-governmental organization, who ordered Fardin to present a complaint, Núñez also charged that the operation was violent and that they" tied up and defeated "the security agent who protected the city the night.

"Yesterday we had problems entering the area, today we could enter Saturday. They wrapped themselves and wept as they could in all offices. There are papers everywhere and stuff they discard, "agreed Núñez.

Attacks appear in the political framework of great tension. Recently, the government of Nicaragua has deadline 15 days they submit their accounting records to these organizations, but before that it was fulfilled, they entered to accept the equipment.

Eight months ago it started a social outburst with massive anti-government protests according to the government, there are already 200 dead up to 545 in relation to non-governmental human rights organizations, which also reports about 4,000 wounded and 603 prisoners. The government accuses the opposition of pretending it "destabilizes" a "terrorist plot" funded by the United States.

The government, led by President Daniel Ortega, claims that Cenidh and Hagamos Democracia, a non-governmental organization, are " manage, receive, channel, and facilitate the means to change public order and act to destabilize the state "and that they have therefore removed their legal status.

The Ministry of the Interior announced on Friday that all "real and personal property and all other assets" of these non-governmental organizations it happened that "under the control of the state of Nicaragua", for the alleged creation of a "comprehensive assistance and compensation fund for victims of terrorism".

The government accepted this decision with nine agencies and also three media: Confident, this night and this week. "That this is a denial of freedom of the press in Nicaragua"reported journalist Carlos Fernando Chamorro.

The Popol Na Foundation, which was led by former guerrilla Sandinista and dissident Mónica Baltodana, said through the social networks that the police He took "by force" his building, located in the west of Managua.

Cenidh publicly opposed a series of government decisions that they discussed very serious for democracy. "Cenidh condemns the police ban on marking the International Human Rights Day As regards the confirmation of our legality, the national police are not competent, CENIDH will use the law before the relevant authorities," they charged. a few days from the organism.