The regime of Daniel Ortega ordered the Ministry of the Interior, headed by María Coronel Kinloch, to abolish eight non-profit organizations “for non-compliance with the laws regulating them” and seven for “voluntary dissolution.”
The cancellations were signed under Ministerial Agreement No. 12-2024-OSFL.
The official newspaper La Gaceta reported that the organizations “failed to comply with their obligations under the law, before the General Directorate for the Registration and Control of Non-Profit Organizations; As they did not submit their financial statements according to the financial periods for the periods from 01 to 26 years.
The organizations canceled for “non-compliance” are:
– Establishment of the Supreme Council of Private Enterprises (FUNCOSEP)
– Chinandega Farmers Association (ADACH)
– Association of Missionary Sisters of the Christian Doctrine (MDC)
– Association of Livestock Breeders and Producers of Tipitaba (ASOGAPROTI),
-The light of Christ at sunset
-San Pedro de Lovago Social Club
– Nicaraguan Development Foundation (FUNDE)
– Villanueva Cattle Breeders Association
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In addition to having the legal status of these organizations revoked due to their non-compliance, these other organizations have asked the Ministry of the Interior for their “voluntary dissolution”:
– Nicaraguan Genealogical Academy Society
– Ministries of International Assistance, IC
-Evangelical Church Association “House of Glory”
– Nicaraguan Institute of the Blind Women's Association
– Al-Message Association to reach the world
– Presbyterians help Nicaraguans
– Society for the Ministry of the House of God, Jewels of Christ
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