US EditionNicaragua Uses an Event to Release 1,200 Prisoners Massively on National Reconciliation Day
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The measure was taken by the celebration of the National Day of Reconciliation and Peace. Prisoners move to a regime of coexistence in their homes.
On Monday, Daniel Ortega’s regime released 1,200 ordinary prisoners with a firm sentence to live in family cohabitation in their homes, on the occasion of the National Day of Reconciliation and Peace, which is being commemorated on February 2nd in the country. The 1,200 prisoners who were deprived of their liberty received the legal benefit of release under the family cohabitation regime during an event held at the headquarters of the National P…
In commemoration of National Peace and Reconciliation Day on February 2nd, a total of 1,200 people received the Legal Benefit of Family Coexistence. These 1,200 individuals were incarcerated in various prisons throughout the country and now have a new opportunity. This benefit, granted by the Sandinista Government, honors the legacy of Cardinal Miguel Obando y Bravo. The main event took place at the “Jorge Navarro” Penitentiary Complex in Tipita…
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