Nicaragua Critical State of Alert background by a nicaraguan citizen.

[drgomez89]

In 1979 the FSLN ( Sandinist front of national liberation) overthrew the dictator Anastasio Somoza Debayle with the help of the OEA ( The Organisation of American States). Their former leader took control of the Army, the Police, and the most influential parts of society. An increasing friendship with Russia and Cuba resulted in the maladministration of the economy of the country. The US trained opposition force (La Contra) waged an internal war, and eventually took control in 1989. The government was hamstrung by the activities of the para-military Juventud Sandinista, This purported to be young people, but was in fact, the same soldiers used in previous military operations. In 2007 they changed the political rhetoric and promised love and reconcilliation, and this enabled them to win the election with just 34% of the vote. (They had to change the law to enable this to be considered as a win). From that point, they took control of all of the media, including TV and radio.

They created a political cell in every neighbourhood called the CPC (Councils of Citizens' Power), and the members were given free houses and other benefits.This was to enable them to spy on people, and to manipulate the results of future elections. Once these cells had become established, the incumbent government won future elections with majorities of more than 80%.

5 years ago, a law was created that reduced pensions, and the elderly were forced to claim benefits from the new social security programme. Many pensioners and young people demonstrated in the streets outside the social security buildings, and this resulted in a heavy police presence to control them.

In the middle of the night, the Sandinista Youth arrived in government trucks, and they attacked the elderly and their young supporters. They wererobbed and beaten by the Sandinista Youth, and they even stole their cars. The Bishop of the City was called and attempted to calm the situation, but the police did nothing to help him, or to protect the demonstrators. The next day they repealed the law, but were not denounced for their actions. This was the start of an increase in government regulations, and this was enforced by the police and the army.

The government continued to win elections with majorities of 80% or more, but on April 18th they introduced some new laws. These reduced the pensions of the elderly,and increased taxation for the whole population. This caused the protests and demonstations to start again. This time the police and the Sandinist youth worked together to suppress the dissenters. They killed 75 protesters in the first month, and after 100 days, the death toll had risen to over 450. In addition hundreds are missing, and over a thousand face jail sentences of up to 20 years. They were of accused of terrorism, but in relity they were protesting against the misuse of government funds, and the increasing deficit in the INSS ( Nicaraguan Social Security dept). Nicaragua has changed from being the safest country in Central America, to becoming a country where it is unsafe to stay outside your house after 6pm. This is the result of troops patrolling neighbourhoods in government trucks, and shooting at random. Almost every protest leader is either dead or imprisoned.

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[Flying Hellfish]

Thank you for sharing this it is a very interesting article, it was an interesting read!  I was not personally aware of the strife in Nicaragua. 

The thought of the military patrolling the streets where I live is an alien concept to me. 

I wish I had some deep insight to offer.

[drgomez89]

Thx men for taking your time to raise awareness about what's happening in Nicaragua.
 i was helped by jetcash and Fit to Talk English.
Have a nice day.

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Thx men for taking your time to raise awareness about what's happening in Nicaragua.
 i was helped by jetcash and Fit to Talk English.
Have a nice day.

What a beautiful insight you`ve shared in here. I`m glad to see one of the very first examples of the FittiTalk project is this thread, and the quality you`ve managed on it!! I wish I had more merits to give to you!!
Can you tell us some more about your daily life? Meaning, as a doctor, or as a citizen, how that situation is affecting you?

[drgomez89]

Well let me tell u the government has fired more than 90 medical doctors because they helped the wound ones and they are bringing cubans doctor to replace them they are gonna give them citizenship( in venezuela they did this to make them able to vote for maduro in the elections) .. if you look in the history its exactly what maduro did in venezuela... its incredible its exactly the same recipe.
Thx god i havent lost my job yet so im still able to work and invest in while i can... i got horrified when i talk to some venezuelan friends and what they told me like 2 years ago its happening here already..
In my hospital already told us they are gonna fired people because of the crisis. but they haven't fired anyone yet.

I think every payment i receive could be the last so thats why im in such a hurry to learn how to earn money with crypto but i haven't found a way to turn the crypto in fiat money around here.

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Well let me tell u the government has fired more than 90 medical doctors because they helped the wound ones and they are bringing cubans doctor to replace them they are gonna give them citizenship( in venezuela they did this to make them able to vote for maduro in the elections) .. if you look in the history its exactly what maduro did in venezuela... its incredible its exactly the same recipe.
Thx god i havent lost my job yet so im still able to work and invest in while i can... i got horrified when i talk to some venezuelan friends and what they told me like 2 years ago its happening here already..
In my hospital already told us they are gonna fired people because of the crisis. but they haven't fired anyone yet.

I think every payment i receive could be the last so thats why im in such a hurry to learn how to earn money with crypto but i haven't found a way to turn the crypto in fiat money around here.

Wow man. I hope we can help you, either on the Ftt project or in here. I don`t know the situation in Nicaragua, is Localbitcoins running in there?
Maybe the best step is to buy some bitcoins before anything worst happen. Anyway, being a doctor I think you might have a brilliant future ahead, and a world to discover. You can work in anyplace!

[drgomez89]

Wow man. I hope we can help you, either on the Ftt project or in here. I don`t know the situation in Nicaragua, is Localbitcoins running in there?
Maybe the best step is to buy some bitcoins before anything worst happen. Anyway, being a doctor I think you might have a brilliant future ahead, and a world to discover. You can work in anyplace!

You guys already have helped me. i think with the merit i received i would be able to rank up and participate in more campaigns and earn money. I will work hard to be useful to the forum and learn everything i can.

That's so scary! Are the protests still continuing? The people haven't had any success in changing something in the government? What do you think will happen in the future? I guess many people are trying to emigrate now. This reminds a little bit of what happened in Ukraine, in 2013 I think it was. The people were protesting corruption in the government. They were protesting that the president didn't do what he promised. Then the police started using force and the protest became about that too. In the end, snipers shot many protestors. Unfortunately, it's not clear who did the shooting. Nobody has ever answered for that, as far as I know.

yeah thousand of protesters are being chased by the police as terrorist they escaped to costa rica who is the country right next to us costa rica openes a shelter to the nicaraguan people and the ironic part of the situation is that the government has always told us that costa ricans are bad people and they hate nicaraguans
About the protest: they still goin but they are not as big as they use to be. before the police and the para military forces started attacking people at their home the protest were huge were hundred of thousands (remember nicaragua has a population of 6 millions)
About having succes in something :
We made possible to the government to let in the OEA, CIDH ( human right organization and investigation to crime against humanity)
Also the government took away the money of the public wage  they give to the universities that helped the protesters then we planned a protest to take place today . but the government last night spread the world they aren not goin to take them away. and they are going to give back the months they didnt paid them
About the future:
I already saw what happened in venezuela so i think things are going to get worse in every aspect. thats why im getting ready before they do.
I had plans to go to spain next year to study hematology but right now that's impossible because the  office that emitted certification i needed were in the university is destroyed right now. and i haven't been able to study as i suppose.

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About the future:
I already saw what happened in venezuela so i think things are going to get worse in every aspect. thats why im getting ready before they do.
I had plans to go to spain next year to study hematology but right now that's impossible because the  office that emitted certification i needed were in the university is destroyed right now. and i haven't been able to study as i suppose.

So do you have your studies certificate? In order to be able to study in Spain, yes, probably you will need a La Haya convalidation, you can ask in the Spanish consulate, if any, in your country.

Besides, I think that due to the actual situation in your country you can actually ask for a sort of refugee status in Spain: https://www.tuabogadodefensor.com/guia-solicitud-asilo/

I`m glad we could help you a bit, man, really.