Nicaragua’s Press Censorship is “Physical, Legal and Symbolic”
“The situation is critical. A high dose of courage is needed to engage in journalism, but there’s a great capacity for resilience.”
Read more“The situation is critical. A high dose of courage is needed to engage in journalism, but there’s a great capacity for resilience.”
Read moreAs a child in Managua he used to collect computer parts in the “La Chureca” garbage dump. Today he gathers geodynamic data in the South Pole.
Read more“The new administration will accompany the individual sanctions with other strategies. However, “the ball is in Nicaragua’s court.”
Read moreRoger Arteaga: the law would impact the government, the banks, credit cards and family remittances. No one would be exempt…
Read moreThere are less than ten months left before the 2021 elections in Nicaragua, although they still haven’t been formally convened.
Read moreA “Good Will Commission” was created this week, to seek unity among all those opposing the Ortega regime in Nicaragua.
Read morePolitical scientist Richard Feinstein believes that under Biden sanctions against the Ortega regime will be paired with “negotiations”.
Read moreSports commentator presents his book “Pongale sello” (Stamp it), in which he assembles commentaries and anecdotes from his Doble Play program
Read moreShe was frozen out of Nicaragua’s official sports environment because of her critical position on the Ortega government.
Read moreThe words “Murder the Media” were etched on a door inside, and individuals repeatedly threatened reporters and smashed their equipment.
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