Nicaragua has stripped 135 former political prisoners of their nationality, following their release and expulsion to Guatemala. This drastic measure was part of a deal negotiated by the United States, aiming to free those detained in the government's crackdown on dissent. Alongside the loss of citizenship, Nicaragua announced the confiscation of the exiles' properties. The United Nations has condemned this action, highlighting it as a sign of escalating repression in the country. Those affected by this decree have the option to relocate to the United States, as part of the arrangements made for their release.
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This is a gross violation of human rights and a chilling example of how authoritarian regimes suppress dissent by erasing people's identities and existence within their own country.
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Stripping citizens of their nationality just for political dissent is a gross violation of individual rights and a dangerous step towards authoritarianism.
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Nicaragua strips citizenship from 135 prisoners released to Guatemala
Nicaragua said Tuesday it was revoking the citizenship and seizing the property of 135 people who were expelled from the country last week after serving prison sentences in a government crackdown on dissent.
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Nicaragua strips nationality of 135 exiled political prisoners
Nicaragua on Tuesday revoked the nationality of 135 former political prisoners who were freed and flown to Guatemala last week in a deal negotiated by the United States.The prisoners freed last week will also have the opportunity to move to the United States,
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