Anti-government protests in Nicaragua have killed a journalist who was shot during a live broadcast.
A BBC report on Monday said the journalist was shot while living on Facebook on Facebook on the condition of a loss in a bank of the City of the Caribbean Coast, the journalist was shot.
In the video footage, the reporter named Angel Gahona was describing a broken cash machine in the bank just before the bullet. At the same time, he fell into the ground with bullet injury, and blood flowed around him.
Around that time, people were heard to cry out loud for their name and many people came forward to help. But where the bullet came from or who shot it is not yet confirmed.
After changing the pension system, more than 10 people have been killed since the protests began in Nicaragua on Wednesday against President Daniel Ortega. Although a human rights organization in the country says 25 people have died in violence.
As a result of pension reform, now both the employee and the employer have to pay more. But overall pension benefits will be reduced by five percent.
Although the President Ortega proposed to negotiate the situation, the protesters rejected it. They demanded that police should stop violence earlier.
