the police here thank you for that mariana sanchez bringing us an update there from. marianna will keep us up to date with everything that's happening of course in nicaragua throughout the evening here on. and still ahead. hundreds of refugees. thank. you. chris. can't for speakers here no more well kept what are we going to do with our south well there's no football for you know you don't not see it now but the cup is over engine sitting back to club football italian joins you vent it's have splashed the cash on five times world player of the year christiane or another they paid real madrid one hundred nineteen million dollars for the thirty three year old the bodies was unveiled to the fans in two arena on monday you venters are hoping he can be the spark they needed to win the champions league for the first time since one thousand nine hundred ninety six. months old course at prince i prefer to think of me in the present tense the present is very clear i enjoy football and i'm still rather young i have always liked challenges in my life so from sporting to manchest

students were calling for president daniel ortega to step down and tend to take refuge in a church mariana sanchez now joins me from managua you spoke to some of the students i think mary on that how they doing and how did they get out. refuge is a church that is within the campus of the university finally they were freed this morning but it's been a long twelve hours a long night for them as they have been shown up showed up throughout the night by these group of gunmen that have to wrong to this area where they have been since. since may when they set up barricades or they barricaded themselves in the university now they were inside this church and several of them have been wounded throughout the night last night the the cardinal and the pope's representative here has a way. to try to get. to get to them and also to try to help the emergency the ambulance. going now to his marianna that we got the gist of what she was saying mariana sanches are joining us from microsoft. saturday marks the third anniversary of brown nuclear deal president all shrunk poll the us out of the agreement in may one in

hundred sixty four protesters have been killed since the unrest began in the middle of april mariana sanchez joins us live now from mariana what's the latest information you have for us.

terry general says he deplores the loss of life and attacks against the catholic church mariana sanchez reports now from managua where about two hundred sixty people have died in clashes between police protesters and paramilitary groups. the family of eighteen year old alexander min thus a he disappeared after taking part in a protest in may his mother might get the death says ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body well as it was the letters that i never imagined this would happen but i would hear that the doctor told me both he died of natural causes then and that he got scared and had a heart attack. eighteen year olds rarely die that way so my little went to an independent forensic doctor for a second opinion. and he said my son was strangled to death. but editor then fired the complaint with me get out was permanent commission for human rights groups say it's been overwhelmed by such reports. on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave. in cost there are there

concerns that it could be used against people taking part in protests let's go live to al-jazeera as mariana sanchez in managua nicaragua as capital for us mariana tell us about the situation for us in messiah an opposition stronghold that was under siege by pro-government forces who is in control right now. well what we understand fully that still the forces from the police and the paramilitary are still in control of the city rights groups have told us that the access is still blocked and what is happening is that apparently paramilitary forces and police are going house to house looking for the protesters who have hidden in different parts not only of specially in the neighborhood of mourning bowl which was a neighborhood that is very. rose against the. dictatorship twenty thirty nine years ago and now. the neighborhood that has been most has resisted most of the security forces we understand that at least two people have been killed since last night we don't know how many people have been arrested and how many are wounded but what people were telling. were telling through the videos and audios t

protests around three hundred people have died in three months of demonstrations al-jazeera is mariana sanchez reports now from one in both a neighborhood in the city if. the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the roadblocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of. the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you a few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed they go in vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimidating going to weather update as they are up then. term paving and russia dating that's really the extent of the democratic party generate now the party that's offering a different approach to politics in the united states.

we cannot go live to mariana sanchez in the capital. marianna can you tell us what the latest is there. we'll give you a lot of responses here to what the organization of american states has said earlier today after the international organization passed a resolution with twenty one votes condemning the violence here in. it's very unlikely that. this resolution will help bring. both parties to the negotiating table because here the government sees. the international community community as interfering. sovereignty. especially it's going to be difficult because it proposes an electoral calendar where. the. united or going to say one of our american states wants. the in the negotiations in the conversations in the dialogue there will be an agreed calendar for elections something that the government here has said absolutely no. constitution backs them and that elections will be done in two thousand and twenty one. the foreign minister at the organization of american states called this. illegitimate. unfair but at the same time the united sta

as mariana sanchez reports from an eye many protesters have gone into hiding. and the ok. they weren't students they were criminals that's how supporters of niigata one preceded the day gussie opponents to the government right i guess they see students and other protesters are responsible for the deaths of police and confrontations in the past weeks. and they say government opponents have committed atrocities to the mint officials say anti-government protesters said the body of a policeman and fire. nobody we are here for all the fallen policeman all of them who have been tortured they damn well ok but these demonstrators say they want justice for pro-government supporters who have these past three months all by lives but they say the government must continue its security policy to bring peace to the country. that policy for many government opponents means persecution. c.d.'s a psychologist who spoke from an undisclosed location for her safety says security forces are on a which. we are terrified because we now have to live like criminals they are killing us out there they

city of messiah west of managua after suppressing protests there and many are living in fear as mariana sanchez reports. thirty year old nun this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital money his father. this is cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars and . his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those an attack going on we couldn't go out. since security and pro-government forces launched a so-called clean up operation in tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunman have taken control of driving around in vehicles without license plates many businesses and homes here are still closed but the road blocks have been lifted there are still some tensions here in the neighborhood of mourning as a paramilitary continues to patrol the streets i was thinking of food vendor one of s

seventy protesters have been killed since the anti-government protests began three months ago mariana sanchez reports now from managua. after more than fifteen hours in the suit students at neuchatel. national antonymous university where freed. the cardinal and a mass armored tank negotiated the release with gunmen. who pleaded for her life during the siege came out alive. we fought back with stones and mortars but they shot at us with high caliber weapons a k forty seven and i don't know what else the priest come out with a white flag to ask the ceasefire. this student says they all thought they would be killed. at some point we didn't have any more mortars or molotov cocktails to respond with i didn't think we'd come out alive. for hours families sang and prayed the access near the church was blocked by police while heavily armed gunmen shot at the students. it was a desperate wait to see their children florida says she's also afraid because her home has been under attack these past days. and see what the barrier their last hours have been tragic we haven't slept or eaten but we were at on

accuse president balliol day there of ordering troops to use grenade launchers against protesters mariana sanchez has been meeting grieving families in the capital managua. the family of eighteen year old alexander mendoza say he disappeared after taking part in a protest in me his mother says ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body. as it was. i never imagined this would happen but i would hear that the doctor told me both he died of natural causes and that he got scared and had a heart attack. eighteen year olds rarely die that way so much let it go into an independent forensic doctor for a second opinion so you know what i think. and he said my son was strangled to death. but editor then fired the complaint with me get out was permanent commission for human rights groups say it's been overwhelmed by such reports. on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the gut how one as grave. there's been considering the deepening and increasing deterioration of the grave human rights crisis in nicaragua t

killed since april by armed groups linked to the government according to human rights groups mariana sanchez reports from the capital managua. a caravan of paramilitary forces operating in the open the masked men are backed by the government rights groups have accused them of carrying out attacks on people in the cities get another and the surrounding area. it's a situation without precedent we are submitted to a terror war where there's no rule of law where anyone kills you or kidnapped you we've never lived something like this before and despite this nicaraguans are showing their ability to resist. the government says it's fighting against opponents plotting against it but international organizations say the government is condoning the disproportionate use of force against civilians. but we condemn the repressive acts we're seeing around the country including harassment individual and collective detentions houses being mocked and deaths we are very worried about what's going on. rights groups here say paramilitary groups in some neighborhoods kidnapped people from their homes. they say tha

my saya city west of a capital managua after suppressing protests many are living in fear as mariana sanchez reports. thirty year old man this had disappeared for three days but on friday his family found his dead body at the coroner's office in the capital. his father a member says cuts to his arms show signs of abuse. he was tortured he was beaten here in the head in the back and was shot in the chest and leg he didn't have weapons or mortars. his family says he wasn't involved in the protests but he was taken away by security forces. they took him away outside the house but since those images going on we couldn't go out. in security and pro-government forces launched a so-called clean up operation in messiah on tuesday to lift barricades a caravan of heavily armed and masked gunman have taken control of moneyball driving around in vehicles without license plates many businesses and homes here are still closed but the road blocks have been lifted there are still some tensions here in the neighborhood of more nimble as a paramilitary continue to patrol the streets. foodland or one of the so

three hundred people have been killed in antigovernment demonstrations in the past three months mariana sanchez joins us live from the neighborhood in the city of messiah marianna you're there in mn imber the neighborhood attacked by government forces three days ago what's the situation like there right now. well. absolutely the situation has finished three days ago when members of the police and paramilitary forces attacked and cleared the road blocks that had been set up for nearly three months here in the neighborhood of moneyball in the city of the situation is calm there are some cars there are some people going out slowly. but a lot of fear i can tell you few. food vendors here tell me that this is the first day that they have been able to go out to sell their food in three months and of course there are paramilitary forces going around patrolling this area they are massed they are armed to they go in their vehicles that are have no plates and a lot of fear of course because the their presence for the people here is very intimidating peter. these paramilitary forces. well the government h

accuse president daniel ortega of ordering troops to use grenade launchers against protesters mariana sanchez has been meeting grieving families in the capital managua. the family of eighteen year old alexander min those are say he disappeared after taking part in a protest in me his mother virgie desist ten days later she got a call from the coroner's office she was asked to formally identify alexander's body oh there as it was the letters that i never imagined this would happen that i would hear that the doctor told me boldly he died of natural causes then that he got scared and had a heart attack. eighteen year olds rarely die that way so much let it go into an independent forensic doctor for a second opinion so you know what affix apl and he said my son was strangled to death. but let it go then fire the complaint with me get out was permanent commission for human rights groups say it's been overwhelmed by such reports. on wednesday the organization of american states described the situation in the ghetto one as grave. and. there's been considering the deepening and increasing deteriorati

killed since april by armed groups linked to the government according to human rights groups mariana sanchez is live for us now in the capital managua this is been going on for months marianne that. do we think the conflict is now deepening. i think there is an escalation of the conflict that began i would say one week ago we were members of the. the cardinal and the bishop were attacked by a group of government supporters that were hung and also there's been attacks on other people as well. yesterday on sunday he was. taken out of his car his car was riddled with bullets by government forces this has been going on for the throughout the week and also there's been arrests of the peasant leaders who have been members members of the negotiating table main representative of the prison is disappeared at least in the one knows where he is so there's been absolutely no can the nation on the part of the government about these attacks and the so rests no word from the government at all at the same time there's been paramilitary parading around the country throughout the week intensely we have seen t

as mariana sanchez reports from an iowa many protesters have not gone into hiding. they were. students they were criminals that's all supporters of the guy one preceded the day gussie opponents to the government right i guess we had ac students and other protesters are responsible for the deaths of police and confrontations in the past weeks. and they say government opponents have committed atrocities meant officials say anti-government protesters said the body of a policeman on fire was not money we are here for all the fallen police men all of them who have been tortured oh ok well ok but these demonstrators say they want justice for pro-government supporters who have been killed in these past three months all by lives but they say the government must continue its security policy to bring peace to the country. that policy for many government opponents means persecution. c.d.'s a psychologist who spoke from an undisclosed location for her safety says security forces are on a which and. we are terrified because we now have to live like criminals they are killing us out there t