(AI Translated) Detained without a judicial order, processed without the minimum guarantees of due process (including communication with her lawyer and access to the judicial file) and imprisoned in inhuman, cruel and degrading conditions that jeopardize her rights to life, personal integrity, health and adequate nutrition. At the time of her arrest in her home, no arrest warrant or search warrant was presented; she was a victim of robbery, mistreatment and assaults, and they placed the drug in a laundry basket and took photographs of her before transferring her to District III of the National Police. The family searched several police units until they located her in District No. III of the National Police of Managua, where they were not allowed to see her; three days later they were informed that she had been transferred to the Integrated Women’s Penitentiary Establishment (EPIM), known as “La Esperanza,” Tipitapa. While she remained in the police unit’s cells, she was interrogated about the support she had provided to three young university activist women who had been detained days earlier and about Free Nicaragua stickers that had been found in her home during the raid. During the judicial process she could not have a lawyer of her choice, remained cut off from her family, which caused serious health problems, anxiety and depression. She was subjected to prolonged isolation, a practice that has had devastating effects on her mental health, increasing levels of stress, anxiety and depression, without receiving adequate medical care or access to the necessary medication to treat her hyperthyroidism. Moreover, she rarely had access to the outdoor yard during the year she was incarcerated in the penitentiary system. The Inter‑American Court of Human Rights reported that it was not until February 2024 that her relatives were allowed to give her medication for hyperthyroidism; however, it was not provided regularly, nor were the sleep medications they needed, which were suspended without any reason, severely affecting her physical and emotional health.