Francisco Alanis.

El día miércoles 30 de noviembre, la policía nacional impidió el ingreso a la ciudad de Managua a miles de campesinos que viven sobre la ruta canalera y que exigen la derogación de la ley 840. Para impedir el ingreso se derribaron puentes, se ubicaron barricadas, durante el día hubo enfrentamientos entre campesinos y policías que dejaron como resultados un total de 25 personas heridas entre ellos a seis policías. Por la noche con veladora en mano y consignas de cese a la represión, estudiantes de la Universidad Centroamericana (UCA) se tomaron la calle frente al recinto. El activista Francisco Alanís dijo:

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