Antonio Tajani, president of the European Parliament denounces the serious violations of human rights in Nicaragua and calls for an end to the violence.
The Special Follow-up Mechanism for Nicaragua (MESENI), in its third week of work in Nicaragua, verifies the repression intensification by the National Police and para-police groups.
United States Government appoints Todd Robinson as Counselor for Central America Affairs of the United States Department of State. Robinson will take care of the Nicaragua situation.
Carlos Aviles, advisor to the bishops in the National Dialogue, affirms that «this is not a war; it is an attack on the people».
Supreme Court of Justice dismisses Judge Indiana Gallardo, for publicly performing, not behind closed doors, the hearing of three young members of the April 19 Movement of Matagalpa.
President Daniel Ortega accuses bishops of coup plotting during the celebration of the 39th anniversary of July 19.
Gonzalo Koncke, Cabinet Chief of the OAS, considers that «the paths to find democratic solutions are marked: peace (cessation of repression and violence), justice (seek for the truth) and elections».
The National Association of Private Enterprise (ANEP) of El Salvador condemns the repression of the Government of Nicaragua and describes as shameful the support of its government to the dictatorship.
The Civic Alliance for Justice and Democracy supports the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua in its work as mediator and witness of the National Dialogue.
The Coordinating Committee of Agricultural, Commercial, Industrial and Financial Associations (Cacif) of Guatemala asks its government to withdraw the ambassador in Nicaragua and calls on the Parlacen, OAS and SICA to make a pronouncement on the crisis.
The Supreme Court of Justice assures that the arrest of Ireland Jérez, leader of the self-appointed merchants of the Mercado Oriental was for a case of 2016.
Four young people are injured with gunshot wounds in Jinotega after being attacked by mobs of the ruling party.
The Diocese of Nezahualcoyotl in Mexico expresses its solidarity with the Nicaraguan Bishops and calls on the international community to support the cessation of the conflict.
Óscar Arias, former president of Costa Rica on situation in Nicaragua «Costa Rica should take the case to the International Criminal Court»
