Nicaragua’s government has revoked the licenses of numerous lawyers, a move criticized as a “purge of the legal profession” aimed at stifling dissent and undermining democracy. This action follows a broader crackdown on opposition, including the imprisonment of critics and the closure of thousands of NGOs since 2018. Affected lawyers report sudden removal from official registries without explanation, raising concerns about the government’s increasing control over the legal profession.
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