Nicaragua expande territorio estatal inalienable en sus zonas fronterizas

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• «Q24N (Nicaragua) A new Nicaraguan law has sharply expanded the area designated as state-owned territory along the country’s borders, leaving landowners, farmers, Indigenous communities, and potential investors uncertain about their rights» [1]

• «The change affects an estimated 18,735 to 18,885 square kilometers—more than 14% of Nicaragua’s national territory, according to legal experts consulted by the independent investigative digital media outlet from Nicaragua, Confidencial.digital » [1]

• «The lawyers interviewed by Confidencial warned that residents inside the 15-kilometer zone may lose the legal ability to carry out each of those transactions» [1]

  Cómo lo dijo cada medio

  • «One farmer, identified by Confidencial as Andrea, said she could no longer sell, inherit or mortgage her family’s property» Q Costa Rica
  • «The lawyers interviewed by Confidencial warned that residents inside the 15-kilometer zone may lose the legal ability to carry out each of those transactions» Q Costa Rica

• «She also suspended planned investments in crops, pasture and rural infrastructure because she no longer knows whether she retains meaningful control over the land» [1]

• «We are in limbo, she said, describing the absence of regulations explaining what rights current occupants will have» [1]

• «It also contains only four articles and does not identify the government institution responsible for implementing it, according to Confidencial’s comparison of the new legislation with the law it replaced» [1]