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The Nicaraguan Opposition’s Time Has Come

“From the many exiles that make up our history, conclusive struggles have been organized. Let’s make this our common task today from exile.”

This flight demonstrates Ortega’s fear of the future, the desperate search for allies to keep him afloat.

Who will sound the trumpets that tear down the walls? Who will shatter the glass panes of silence?

Fear has been installed as the great gendarme in charge of repressing Nicaraguan society as a whole.

Who among those who love them doesn’t owe them something: their job, their wealth, the empty epaulettes on their General’s uniform?

Citizens don’t protest today in Nicaragua because “they can kill them. The regime’s only strength is the army and the police.”

It’s the expression of a fearful, paranoid power that fears spaces for free expression that could feed thoughts & broaden horizons…

Messages from the children and relatives of political prisoners will be broadcast during the concert that will start at 7 PM on June 4.

Exiled Nicaraguan writer Gioconda Belli, on a visit to Sweden, denounced the inhumane treatment of Daniel Ortega’s the political prisoners.

“Achieving unity in action will bring us closer to the common goal,” says the Granada Declaration, the founding document of the alliance.