En fotos: La violencia se intensifica tras ola de protestas en Nicaragua

MD001. Managua (Nicaragua), 21/04/2018.- A 'Tree of life', symbol of the ruling Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN), destroyed by protesters during the fourth consecutive day of demonstrations against social security reforms in Managua, Nicaragua, 21 April 2018. The violent outbursts during the protests have claimed a dozen lives according to the Government of Nicaragua and at least 88 injured according to reports the Nicaraguan Red Cross. (Protestas) EFE/EPA/JORGE TORRES

Students clash with riot police agents close to Nicaragua's Technical College during protests against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. Violent protests against a proposed change to Nicaragua's pension system have left at least 10 people dead over two days, the government said Friday. In the biggest protests in President Daniel Ortega's 11 years in office in this poor Central American country, people are angry over the plan because workers and employers would have to chip in more toward the retirement system. / AFP / INTI OCON

Students clash with riot police agents during protests against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. Violent protests against a proposed change to Nicaragua's pension system have left at least 10 people dead over two days, the government said Friday. In the biggest protests in President Daniel Ortega's 11 years in office in this poor Central American country, people are angry over the plan because workers and employers would have to chip in more toward the retirement system. / AFP / INTI OCON

A woman and two girls, one of them wearing masks to protect from smoke, take a look at protests against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. Violent protests against a proposed change to Nicaragua's pension system have left at least 10 people dead over two days, the government said Friday. In the biggest protests in President Daniel Ortega's 11 years in office in this poor Central American country, people are angry over the plan because workers and employers would have to chip in more toward the retirement system. / AFP / INTI OCON

A riot police agent shoots a tear gas canister to students during protests against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. Violent protests against a proposed change to Nicaragua's pension system have left at least 10 people dead over two days, the government said Friday. In the biggest protests in President Daniel Ortega's 11 years in office in this poor Central American country, people are angry over the plan because workers and employers would have to chip in more toward the retirement system. / AFP / INTI OCON

TOPSHOT – A student prepares to shoot with a hand made weapon to riot police close to Nicaragua's Technical College during a protest against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. A protester and a policeman were killed in the Nicaraguan capital Managua after demonstrations over pension reform turned violent Thursday night, officials said. The deaths came after protests by both opponents and supporters of a new law, which increases employer and employee contributions while reducing the overall amount of pensions by five percent, rocked the capital for a second day. / AFP / INTI OCON

TOPSHOT – A student holds molotov coctails to throw to riot police close to Nicaragua's Technical College during a protest against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. A protester and a policeman were killed in the Nicaraguan capital Managua after demonstrations over pension reform turned violent Thursday night, officials said. The deaths came after protests by both opponents and supporters of a new law, which increases employer and employee contributions while reducing the overall amount of pensions by five percent, rocked the capital for a second day. / AFP / INTI OCON

TOPSHOT – Students wait for riot police agents in a barricade close to Nicaragua's Technical College during protests against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. Violent protests against a proposed change to Nicaragua's pension system have left at least 10 people dead over two days, the government said Friday. In the biggest protests in President Daniel Ortega's 11 years in office in this poor Central American country, people are angry over the plan because workers and employers would have to chip in more toward the retirement system. / AFP / INTI OCON

TOPSHOT – Students clash with riot police agents close to Nicaragua's Technical College during a protest against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. A protester and a policeman were killed in the Nicaraguan capital Managua after demonstrations over pension reform turned violent Thursday night, officials said. The deaths came after protests by both opponents and supporters of a new law, which increases employer and employee contributions while reducing the overall amount of pensions by five percent, rocked the capital for a second day. / AFP / INTI OCON

TOPSHOT – Students show bullet casings during a protest against government's reforms in the Institute of Social Security (INSS) in Managua on April 21, 2018. Violent protests against a proposed change to Nicaragua's pension system have left at least 10 people dead over two days, the government said Friday. In the biggest protests in President Daniel Ortega's 11 years in office in this poor Central American country, people are angry over the plan because workers and employers would have to chip in more toward the retirement system. / AFP / INTI OCON