Self-convoked countrymen denounce siege and persecution by paramilitary groups in the regions of Chontales.
The Nicaraguan Association for Human Rights (ANPDH) reports three people assassinated after a brutal attack by paramilitary groups in Masaya.
Civic organizations and self-convoked announce March the 22nd of July to demand early elections and a stop to violence.
The Permanent Commission of Human Rights (CPDH) confirms the assassination of at least eight people after attack by paramilitary groups in Santo Tomás, Chontales.
Sao Paulo Forum rejects the meddlesomeness and foreign interventionism of the United States government through its agencies in Nicaragua.
Republican Senator Marco Rubio assures that the situation in Nicaragua represents a threat to the security of the United States.
With 21 votes in favor, the Permanent Council of the OAS approves resolution on the crisis in Nicaragua.
Mayor Office of Camoapa, Boaco will work normally during the holiday July 19th in protest of government repression.
Senators from the United States present a bill to expand sanctions on Nicaragua and demand the convening of early elections.
More than one hundred personalities from Germany subscribe a declaration of solidarity with the people of Nicaragua.
Paulo Abrão, general secretary of the IACHR affirms that the situation in Nicaragua is alarming and is getting worse every day.
Mike Pence, Vice President of the United States, appreciates the position of the OAS against violence in Nicaragua. «Our Hemisphere is watching and raising its voice in support of the Nicaraguan people»
Joe Biden, former Vice President of the United States, asks the international community to isolate President Daniel Ortega and his wife for being responsible for the violence in the country.
Heather Nauert, spokeswoman for the United States Department of State condemns the campaign of violence and intimidation of the Government of Nicaragua against the people.
Denis Moncada, Chancellor of Nicaragua, sustains that the police, the Public Prosecutor’s Office and the courts of justice are doing what they should within the framework of the law.
National Police illegally detains Irlanda Jérez, leader of the self-convoked merchants of the Oriental Market.
Cenidh informs state workers that they can not be dismissed or threatened for not participating in activities convened by the State.
Telcor, the telecommunications regulator, informs the media that they will have to transmit the act of July 19.
The Latin American Episcopal Council expresses its solidarity with the Nicaraguan people and the Bishops in the face of the crisis in the country.
