The decision to abandon the United Nations agency that supports education, science and culture occurred, while promoting the preservation of artistic and natural heritage around the world, after receiving the “La Prensa” newspaper “La Prensa”, the UNESCO Award for Press Freedom: The oldest newspaper in the country dedicated to capturing the current Ortega government.
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In a letter sent yesterday, Sunday, May 4, 2025, to UNESCO Director, Audrey Azoulay, Nicaragua’s advisor, Valdrack Jantschke, announced the withdrawal of the Central American country at the United Nations agency that supports education, science and culture, while promoting the preservation of the artistic and natural world.
A decision to leave the agency was taken after awarding the prestigious international award from UNESCO to the press freedom of “La Prensa”, the oldest newspaper in Nicaragua, which participated in combating the dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza Debayel, which lasted from 1967 to 1979, which recently led to power from the current authority, Daniel Orga.
In the message in which the government approved its departure from UNESCO, the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Nicaragua confirmed that the “press” is an American means and represents a mountainous betrayal of our country. “
But the departure of UNESCO is not an isolated issue: Last February, Nicaragua decided to retire from the Food and Food Organization, the Human Rights Council, the International Labor Organization and the International Organization for Migration. It is, then, the fifth object.
Yesterday, in the meantime, the government issued 1700 detainees on the occasion of the National Day of Dignity, which will be held every May 4 to celebrate the day when the Sanddino champion refused to sign the Aspro Black Agreement that ended the constitutional war and prepared an American military intervention in the country.
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