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“What Ortega and Murillo Did to My Mother is Barbaric”

Rafael Solis details that he and his family have had seven properties confiscated: “they went after me with a lot of hate and malice”.

Decimated by genocide in the 19th century, the indigenous group is currently reviving, thanks to efforts to reconstruct personal histories.

The Sandinista Youth surveyors insist on asking about those who have migrated, the reasons, and the amount they send in remittances.

More than 60 tons of food was recovered, including soy flour, white sugar, rice and black beans. The crime can bring 8 to 20 year sentences.

Vehicles in Havana waiting to buy fuel once again occupy more than five blocks, an image that had not been seen for months.

An ecological farm where they produce organic fruits and vegetables, harvest rainwater, and take advantage of solar energy.

Judy Butler came to Nicaragua in 1983 and is well known for her decades of work translating for the monthly magazine Envio.

Barbara saw her son leave for a police interrogation from which he never returned. Then she hung a photo of him on the wall.

They are in Havana, close to the sea. Behind them is a ruined building that is a poem for the eyes, a painful one, of farewells & twilight.

Ranchers dispute the allegations of the film “Patrol” accusing them of environmental destruction within Nicaragua’s jungle reserves.