Family of former Miss Nicaragua director Karen Celeberti deported to Mexico in protest

Daniel Ortega’s government this Sunday, January 7, freed and expelled the husband and son of former Miss Nicaragua director Karen Celeberti to Mexico. After nearly two months in detention on conspiracy charges, According to the press and Nicaraguan protesters in exile.

“At this time Martin and Bernardo Arguello is flying to meet Karen Celebrity. Opposition leader Juan Sebastian Camorro, a friend of the family, wrote on social network X.

Former Nicaraguan Ambassador to the Organization of American States (OAS) Arturo McFields,

Those who went into exile in the United States after leaving the Ortega government also said in X that they were “deported” to Mexico, where Celebrity is.

The Nicaraguan government did not mention the information released by the Nicaraguan media viz La Prensa, El Confidencia, 100% Noticias and others, Those who work from Costa Rica.

Former owner of the Miss Universe franchise in Nicaragua She left the country on November 18 on the occasion of the World Beauty pageant in El Salvador, won by Nicaraguan Shanice Palacios.

After the coronation, Celebrity accompanied the Palacios on a brief tour of Mexico and, While attempting to return to Nicaragua, Authorities denied her entry and her husband and son were detained in Managua.

Nicaraguan police accused the celebrity and his family of “actively” participating In “Terrorist Actions in a Failed Coup Attempt”, a reference to protests against Ortega in 2018, which killed nearly 300 people, according to the UN.

“Without proof, they accused him of “conspiracy against the motherland”‘, Carlos Camorro, a Nicaraguan journalist exiled in Costa Rica, said in X.

After Ortega’s vice president and wife crowned Palacios as Miss Universe, Rosario Murillo, asserting that the opposition manipulated that victory, They highlighted that the beauty queen participated in the 2018 protests.

On November 25, the Miss Universe Organization asked the Nicaraguan government Ensure the safety of those involved in the pageant’s local competition.