A journalist was shot dead while he was living on Facebook on the news of anti-government protests. The incident happened on Friday in the town of Bluefields in southern Nicaragua. But who or who shot this shot, it could not be identified. The journalist killed Angel Gahona
On Sunday, the BBC report said Angel Gahona was making a Facebook tour of the Caribbean coast on the issue of change on pension benefits. Suddenly a bullet appears on the chest. Immediately after watching the video footage, he was seen lying on the ground in a bloody condition. Later he died.
Last Wednesday, the official Daniel Ortega has approved the reduction of 5 percent of all pension benefits for employees and employers. Against this, the people of the country protested against the streets in protest. 10 people were killed in recent days in protest of this incident. President Ortega proposed to negotiate with protest leaders on the issue of pension-benefit changes. However, the leaders refused to accept the proposal and are going through the movement.
The protesters protested against the government's pension benefits and vandalized the government building. The security forces have deployed several cities to tackle the situation.
After taking office in 2007, the event was the biggest challenge for the President Daniel Oterje. The new pension policy will not be effective before July 1, said the president.
The protesters blamed the police and government supporters for the violence. Human rights organization Amnesty International says the authorities continue to try to suppress the dissenting people.
Pope Francis called for peaceful settlement of peace by resolving all the violence.