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Sergio Ramirez: “I Live in Nicaragua Through Literature”

“To have one’s country taken away, to have the doors of return closed, will always be a sorrow. One must know how to endure it,” says Ramirez

After the repeal of the interoceanic canal concession, analysts argue that “there is a clear will to continue negotiating this project”.

Nara Milanich, professor at Columbia University: “Antisemitism is a Trojan horse; there is an intention to intervene in universities.”

We face discrimination; no one wants to hear what’s wrong; everyone wants to hear what’s right. The market imposes consumption codes…

The most significant issue I face is with my vision, as I cannot see well due to being blindfolded for 33 consecutive days and nights.

More than 8,700 census takers will visit every Nicaraguan home. Social researchers warn “there is distrust in the population.”

Will Maduro allow a competitive election, in which he could lose power, or will he subvert it like Ortega did in 2021 in Nicaragua?

Although the regime has frustrated all attempts to end the crisis, citizens continue yearning for justice and democracy.

We speak with anthropologist Sarah Ihmoud, who describes Shalhoub-Kevorkian as a mentor and inspiration to her and many others.

At 73, she is one of those pensioners who suffers from the burden of scarcity and lack of resources despite having worked her entire life.