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Ortega’s Lust for Confiscations Called “Legal Barbarity”

Ortega and Murillo’s dictatorship violate the Constitution and international laws that guarantee the right to property.

The Surveillance Plan was announced a week ago by Rosario Murillo, presented as an initiative that ensures citizen security.

“Putin discovered he had an ally who would support him unconditionally and that doesn’t cost much,” says expert Vladimir Rouvinski.

Ana Margarita Vijil concluded her exposé by asking the international community to let the world know what is happening in Nicaragua.

The photo of the first meeting of Cuban bitcoiners, held on May 28 in Havana, has gone viral in the world of cryptocurrencies.

The Ortega-Murillo government refuses to allow access to the files, arguing, “it’s a political crime that has received amnesty.”

They denounce the surveillance of their social networks, the government’s use of spyware and the obligation to publicize “our good government”

What some analysts are calling the Russification of Cuba is moving forward full speed ahead with an unforeseen cost to the island’s population

The musician who wrote much of the song book of the Sandinista Revolution faced exile again in 2018, persecuted by the Ortega-Murillo regime.

The following video gives some insight into Cuba’s prisons and how the prisoners are treated. It is in Spanish with subtitles in English.