The former Nicaraguan president Violeta Barrios de Chamorro (1990-1997) is in" serious condition "of health after being diagnosed with a" brain tumor " , his family reported today.
Chamorro Barrios's family said in a statement: "Dona Violeta has been diagnosed with a brain tumor," but nevertheless "is stable and in good spirits at home" in Managua.
In the letter, the family who was the first woman to Nicaragua presidential power are grateful to all those who have been awaiting the development of health exgobernante and in turn asked the media "to respect the privacy" family.
Barrios de Chamorro is, according to the latest survey, the best of the four governments that Nicaragua has had since 1985, while the current president, Daniel Ortega, is the worst.
The exgobernante is the widow of journalist Pedro Joaquin Chamorro Cardenal, former head of the opposition newspaper La Prensa, assassinated by gunmen Somoza in 1978.
Against all odds, Violeta Chamorro, candidate of the National Opposition Union (UNO), which brought to 14 games opposition from the moderate right to left, defeated Ortega, who was seeking reelection in the presidential elections of February 25, 1990.
Chamorro, retired from politics and dedicated to the tasks of your home, your grandchildren and great grandchildren, has four sons, Pedro Joaquin, Claudia Lucia, Christian and Carlos Fernando.
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