Nicaragua: Managua es estremecida por choques entre parapolicías y opositores

Hubo momentos de suma tensión cuando un cordón de antimotines intentó impedir la marcha de la oposición, pero tras un forcejeo, los agentes se retiraron y los manifestantes marcharon. Sin embargo, grupos de choque del oficialismo dispararon en otro punto contra los críticos del gobierno de Ortega.

02/09/2018

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National Police officers in riot gear drive next to an overturned burning police vehicle, after an anti-government protest in Managua, on September 2, 2018.
At least two people were injured on Sunday, when alleged paramilitaries fired against an opposition march, which ended up in violence in eastern Managua. / AFP PHOTO / INTI OCON
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Demonstrators march against Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega's government in Managua, on September 2, 2018.
At least two people were injured on Sunday, when alleged paramilitaries fired against an opposition march, which ended up in violence in eastern Managua. / AFP PHOTO / INTI OCON
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Supporters of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega demonstrate in a march called 'Victorious September, Heroes of Love Always', in Managua, on September 1, 2018.
The United Nations human rights mission left Nicaragua Saturday after being ordered out by President Daniel Ortega's government, two days after it published a report criticising the 'climate of fear' in the Central American country, where rights groups say months of turmoil has left more than 300 people dead. / AFP PHOTO / INTI OCON