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Weekly Report - 25 January 2024 (WR-24-03)
NICARAGUA: Prominent Ortega critic released, exiled
“Changing one injustice for another equally serious.” This was the response by exiled opposition figure Miguel Mora to the recent release of Bishops Rolando Álvarez and Isidoro Mora, and 17 other clerics, jailed by the authoritarian government led by President Daniel Ortega, who were promptly exiled to Rome, bar one who is in Venezuela.
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