Inauguration of the Museum of Memory against Impunity “AMA y No Olvida” in Managua

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(CNN Spanish) - This Monday opened at the Central American University of Nicaragua in Managua "AMA y No Olvida", Museum of Memory Against Impunity, an initiative of the Association Mothers of April (AMA), with the accompaniment of the Center Nicaraguan Human Rights (CENIDH) and the Academy of Sciences of Nicaragua.

According to its creators, in the museum there are profiles of victims of state violence, stories, photos and audiovisual material that allow dimensioning the context of social violence and dignify the victims, whose deaths, according to them, have not been investigated, nor those responsible have been punished.

The sample will remain at the Central American University for a month, but the content will be updated, including recent events that will be on the website.

MIRA : Cenidh warns of increased repression and impunity in Nicaragua

The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has registered 328 opposition protesters killed, since the beginning of the anti-government protests in April 2018; The Government recognizes 200 dead under the narrative that the victims were participating in an attempted coup d'etat.

The protests arose against a controversial reform of the pension system and subsequently escalated at the request of early elections, changes in the democratic system and justice for those killed in the conflict.