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During the celebration, and before thousands of supporters of the Sandinista Front, the Nicaraguan president launched a harsh attack against the bishops of the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua. The president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega and his wife have no intention of abandoning power. Nor does it seem that the resolution to advance the elections in March 2019 that the Organization of American States approved last week has made them change their minds. The protests and the po[CENSORED]r discontent are more and more evident, and taking advantage of the 39 anniversary of the Sandinista Revolution, Ortega charged against the only organization that tries to mediate in the matter: the Episcopal Conference of Nicaragua (CEN). During the celebration, and before thousands of supporters of the Sandinista Front, the Nicaraguan president launched a harsh attack against the bishops of the CEN, whom he described as coup plotters. In addition, he accused them of inciting violence and a deep political crisis that is on its way to completing 4 months and that has already left more than 300 dead, and ended up saying that the bishops were disqualified as mediators and witnesses of the dialogue when they asked to advance the elections to March 2019. Nicaragua has traditionally been a country where the Church has been involved in politics and where 58.8% of the po[CENSORED]tion considers themselves Catholic, including Daniel Ortega, and especially his wife. This approach to the Church, inspired by his wife, caused that in the first days of the protests, Ortega appealed to the bishops to act as mediators in the negotiations with the opposition. In this way, they created a heterogeneous alliance of different groups: students, business associations and agricultural organizations. However, the negotiations were distorted and all the violence caused the Nicaraguan Church to condemn the Government's actions. Now, Ortega has stopped treating the bishops as neutral mediators and no longer considers them "friends".

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In addition, it predicts that the economy of the Andean country will fall by 18% this year and by 5% in 2019. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected annual inflation for Venezuela of up to 1,000,000% in 2018 and compared the situation of the Andean country to that lived in Germany in 1923 or in Zimbabwe at the end of 2000. "We are projecting an inflation increase of 1,000,000 percent by the end of 2018 to indicate that the situation in Venezuela is similar to that of Germany in 1923 or that of Zimbabwe at the end of 2000," the director said at a press conference. from the Western Hemisphere department of the IMF, Alejandro Werner, in his update of the regional economic perspectives. In addition, the Fund has explained that this hyperinflation, together with the collapse of economic activity and the growing deterioration in the provision of public goods, as well as the scarcity of food, "have led to large flows of migration" to other countries. The multilateral organization has concluded in its report that Venezuela's economy will decrease by 18% in 2018 and by 5% in 2019, three percentage points more and one less than what was calculated in April.

About 1,500 rebel soldiers have been evacuated from that same area, this Sunday; Dozens of villages that were in the hands of the combatants have passed into the control of the Syrian Army. More than 20,000 civilians have fled in the last 24 hours from areas controlled by the Khaled bin Walid Army, linked to the terrorist group Islamic State (IS), in the province of Deraa, located in southern Syria, on the border with Jordan ; the flight was carried out to leave for areas controlled by the Syrian Government. Meanwhile, about 1,500 rebel soldiers have been evacuated from this same area on Sunday, to the town of Idlib, in the north of the country, according to Russian military sources quoted by RIA Novosti. In that province, dozens of villages that were in the hands of the combatants have passed to the control of the Syrian Army, with the mediation of the Russian officers. The Syrian government and its allies are intensifying their offensive, with the aim of completely controlling the southern region of the country. The Syrian Observatory on Human Rights has reported that the flight of 20,000 civilians occurs while air strikes by the Government and its allies against the Yarmuk River basin in western Deraa continue. Some 10,000 civilians would remain trapped in the villages and towns of the basin, according to the Observatory, whose headquarters are in the United Kingdom but which has a wide network of collaborators in the field. Last Friday, at least 32 civilians, including eleven children, lost their lives in towns in the Yarmuk river basin due to attacks from Damascus and Moscow, according to the NGO. Border area with Jordan and Israel The province of Deraa and neighboring Al Quneitra border Jordan and the Golan Heights, occupied by Israel since the 1967 Six-Day War. These countries have maintained a firm position to keep their borders closed to displaced people fleeing the military campaign, despite international pressure; However, Jordan announced last night that it will allow the entry of 800 Syrians who worked in the Syrian Civil Defense - rescue group that operates in areas beyond the control of the Damascus regime (before the advance of the Syrian Army) and known as "white helmets" - through the dividing line with the busy Golan Heights. Those 800 Syrians will be resettled in the next three months in the United Kingdom, Germany and Canada. It is the first time that Jordan allows new Syrian refugees to enter its territory after it closed its borders last year and declared those areas as "closed militarized zones". 1,500 rebels, evacuated In parallel, 1,500 rebels from the city of Deraa have been evacuated: "Some 45 buses with 2,200 people, 1,500 of them fighters, left the areas of Deraa controlled by the terrorist group Frente al Nusra," Russian military sources have reported. at the time they have specified that the vehicles are heading to Idlib. The armed factions have delivered to the Syrian forces in the last two weeks 26 tanks and hundreds of firearms in the framework of the reconciliation process.

The decision comes after the military operation launched by Israel over the death of an Israeli soldier on the Gaza border. The Islamist movement Hamas announced today, Saturday, a ceasefire after Israel launched a massive military operation for the death of an Israeli soldier on the Gaza border. Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum has explained that the ceasefire has been mediated by Egypt and the UN. This new escalation of tension, in less than a week, began on Friday afternoon when Palestinian militants fired on Israeli Army troops. Three members of Hamas's armed wing, the Qasam Brigades, were killed during the first round of bombings against eight positions of the Islamist movement in immediate response to the shooting that killed the Israeli soldier, after which Israel announced the massive operation. 17th Friday protest The incident took place during the 17th Friday protest, which took place on March 30 as part of the Great Return March, and in which 141 Palestinians were killed by Israeli fire. The army holds Hamas responsible for the instability that exists on the border, and accuses it of "perpetrating terrorist activities, under the guise of civilians." Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the Security Cabinet to assess the situation, and Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman warned Hamas that he will be responsible for all the "destruction and casualties" that may occur if the launch continues. rockets

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Since the beginning of the protests, 277 people have died according to the IACHR. On the other hand, on the 39th anniversary of the Sandinista revolution, the president of Nicaragua has taken a mass bath. The president of Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega, has charged on Thursday against the bishops of the Nicaraguan Bishops' Conference, whom he has labeled as "coup-makers", has challenged the Organization of American States (OAS) and has called his followers to the "Self-defense" in the midst of the serious crisis that the country is experiencing since April 18. Ortega, who has led an act in commemoration of the 39 years of the revolution that overthrew the Somoza dictatorship in Nicaragua, has denounced that he is the victim of an "armed conspiracy and financed by internal and external forces", in which he remains since January 2007. These "forces", he said, have the "complicity" of the Nicaraguan bishops, who act as mediators and witnesses of a national dialogue. "(The bishops) are committed to the coup plotters, they were part of the plan with the coup leaders," the president continued, before thousands of Nicaraguans who gathered in the Plaza de la Fe in Managua. "It hurts me a lot to say this, because I appreciate the bishops, I respect them, I am Catholic," said Ortega. The president has urged the bishops to "rectify and not be raising these satanic, coup and murderous sects," in allusion to the sectors opposed to the Government. During his speech, the president has also challenged the Organization of American States (OAS), whose Permanent Council approved on Wednesday a resolution that calls for early elections. "The decisions of Nicaragua are not made in Washington (headquarters of the OAS), they are taken in Managua," he remarked. On the other hand, the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) has raised the death toll in Nicaragua to 277 since the protests began.

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