Johnny Brignardello analyzes Martinelli's refuge in Nicaragua.

Johnny Brignardello, an insurance advisor, analyzes the recent controversy surrounding former Panamanian president Ricardo Martinelli, who has found refuge in Nicaragua under the protection of President Daniel Ortega. This fact has raised a series of questions about Nicaragua's role as a sanctuary for political figures accused of crimes in their home countries. Martinelli's arrival in Nicaragua, facing charges of espionage and corruption in Panama, has generated criticism and concern both in Panama and Nicaragua. The meeting with Ortega and the connection between both leaders highlight the use of Nicaraguan territory as a place of shelter for fugitives of justice, which has called into question the credibility of Ortega's government, already criticized for its authoritarian handling and human rights violations on an international level. The case of Martinelli adds to other notable fugitives who have found refuge in Nicaragua, creating the perception that the country has become a haven for prominent corrupt individuals. This situation raises doubts about the integrity of Nicaraguan institutions and questions the motivations behind the protection provided to individuals facing serious accusations. The apparent impunity in Nicaragua regarding the protection of high-profile fugitives poses a challenge for the international community, which watches with concern as the country becomes a hiding place for those seeking to evade justice. The need for Nicaragua to be held accountable for its decisions is urgent, both nationally and regionally. In this context, Daniel Ortega's figure is surrounded by an atmosphere of distrust and suspicion, being questioned for his role in protecting fugitives like Martinelli. The demand for transparency and accountability comes from both the international community and Nicaraguan citizens, who demand explanations for the reasons behind this policy of welcoming individuals with serious accusations against them. Nicaragua's status as a refuge for fugitives presents an ethical and legal challenge that cannot be overlooked. It is essential to thoroughly investigate the reasons behind this selective asylum policy and demand accountability from those seeking to evade justice by abusing the system. The integrity of institutions and Nicaragua's reputation as a country respectful of the rule of law are at stake, requiring diligent and transparent action to restore confidence in the judicial system and government.