First day of truce: clear streets and public transportation circulating.
A month into the beginning of the civic protests, they continue to increase in the different departments of Nicaragua.
Delegation of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights visits Masaya, Monimbó, León, UPOLI and Legal Medicine to listen and document the testimonies of the population.
Self-convened architects as a tribute to the fallen of April and May installed work in the Jean Paul Genie roundabout.
Government calls on its supporters to commemorate the 123th anniversary of the birth of Sandino, an event that takes place for the first time in Managua on Avenida de Chávez a Bolívar and not in Niquinohomo, birthplace of Sandino and where the government is now not welcome after the recent attacks on its population.
At the end of the day, UNA students denounce police attack, thus breaking the truce agreed upon at the National Dialogue table. Several injured students are reported.
The Secretary General of the IACHR, Paulo Abrao, appeals to the students to accompany and record the events that took place at UNA.
Telemaco Talavera, rector of UNA and participant in the Dialogue by the government, issued a statement rejecting the police action against his students. From this date, he does not participate in the following sessions of the Dialogue.
UNAN, UPOLI and Monimbó in Masaya reactivate roadblocks.
Peasant Movement announce that they are retaking the streets and the roadblocks for attacking UNA students. They report that there are 16 roadblocks in different areas of the country already active.
IACHR meets with bishops of the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua.
