Nicaragua Denounces Panama's INTERPOL Request for Former President Martinelli - teleSUR English

The former president of Panama Ricardo Martinelli had everything ready to go to Managua on Monday, March 31, after the government of José Raúl Mulino granted him a safe conduct to escape the lock-up in which he was more than a year ago at the Embassy of Nicaragua in Panama City under the condition of “silado.” From his private plane arranged on track to his dog Bruno, dressed in canine frack, he was ready “to leave for the beautiful and sister R…

By CNN en Español Nicaraguan Vice President Rosario Murillo asked former Panamanian President Ricardo Martinelli not to use the safe-conduct permit granted to him by the Panamanian government to leave the Nicaraguan embassy in that country. In a televised message broadcast on official channels, Murillo issued this warning, citing fears of "aggressive actions" against Martinelli. She emphasized that at the same time it granted him the safe-conduc…

On Monday, the Nicaraguan Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the authorities of Panama of the need to resolve the inconsistencies surrounding former President Ricardo Martinelli, as a humanitarian asylum at the Nicaraguan Embassy in that Central American country.

Nicaragua Denounces Panama's INTERPOL Request for Former President Martinelli - teleSUR English

Nicaragua condemns Panama’s INTERPOL request against ex-President Martinelli, calling it a violation of diplomatic asylum rights amid growing tensions. Related: Nicaragua Grants Asylum to Ricardo Martinelli The Government of National Reconciliation and Unity of Nicaragua issued a statement in response to the Panamanian authorities’ request for INTERPOL to issue Red Notices against former President Ricardo Martinelli, who is currently under asylu…

Nicaragua Denounces Panama’s INTERPOL Request for Former President Martinelli

… Panama City after announcing that they will not receive former Panamanian president … :46 pm Nicaragua condemns Panama’s INTERPOL request against ex-President Martinelli, calling … relations, urging Panama to act with respect toward Nicaragua and its sovereign …

The former Panamanian president, convicted of money laundering, managed to leave the country with a safe conduct granted by the government of José Raúl Mulino. From the Ortega government, they warned of a possible "overflow."