Salvador Sanchez Seron and his family have been nationalized in Nicaragua under the rule of Daniel Ortega, confirmed in today’s edition of the official newspaper La Cassetta in the state of Nicaragua.

According to the 2021-02601 register, the former Salvadoran leader (2014 to 2019) and his family members were nationalized on Thursday by the Director of Migration and Immigration of the Ministry of the Interior, Juan Emilio Rivas Benitez.

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In the certificate Sanchez Seron may be nationalized as “Resident and resident in Managua (…) complies with the requirements and methods established in the Nicaraguan Constitution”.

In addition to the former president, his wife Rosa Margarita Villalda, his daughter Claudia Licette Sanchez Villada and his grandson Juan Carlos Cardo Sanchez were also nationalized.

The Nicaraguan newspaper Confidential claims that in addition to his daughter and grandson, the former president’s son, Salvador Antonio, has also been nationalized. However, his name does not appear in the certificates published in today’s official gazette.

According to the Salvadoran Attorney’s Office, Sanchez Ser செn received an irregular bonus of $ 530,000 when he was vice president (2009-2014), another former president who escaped nationalized justice in Narcotics by pointing out more than 35 351 million during his tenure.

Mauricio Fuens, who has been in Nicaragua since 2016, was nationalized from Nicaragua two years ago, on July 30, 2019.

Earlier Wednesday, San Salvador’s Second Peace Court ordered the arrest of Sanchez Seron and four former officers; On the same day, five more former officials (ministers and deputy ministers) were sent for a restraining order through a judicial process investigated by defense lawyers and other members of the community who considered receiving the bonus to be illegal. .

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Other former officers on the international arrest warrant are Jose Lopez Jures, former chairman of the Commission on Administration (CEPA) and former Secretary-General and former Minister of the Environment, Gerson Martinez, as well as former President Manuel Melker and Lina Pol, respectively.

Those in temporary custody include former Treasury chief Carlos Caesars, former health minister Violeta Menzier, former deputy ministers Hugo Flores and Erlinda Hondel and former FMLN deputy Calico Mejia (2014-2017).