Jose Miguel Vivanco: Nicaragua Is Already a One-Party Regime
“Ortega is betting on international fatigue; I hope Boric in Chile, & other governments, can relaunch the pressure on the dictatorship…”
Interviews
Dictatorships Fear Those Who Think Differently
Luis Alberto Mariño and Gisella Morfi analyze the recent convictions of artists in Cuba, Daniel Ortega’s political ally
A Polarized Colombia Elects a New President on Sunday
Entrevista con el periodista Daniel Coronell: “We are going to have a divided Colombia, suffering the consequences of polarization.”
Film on Nicaragua’s Female Political Prisoners at Documentary Festival
Nicaraguan filmmaker Gloria Carrion premieres on June 24 her most recent film entitled “Leaves of K.”, at the Sheffield Documentary Festival.
Dora Maria Tellez Awarded Honorary PhD Behind Bars
Oscar Téllez: “She demands that the isolation cease. She has resisted, she is firm, her sense of humor is intact”
The Significance of Russian Military Activities in Nicaragua
The consultant presumes that Ortega found out about the Russian announcement when he saw it in the media or on social networks…
“I’ve Been Told I Wouldn’t Recognize My Husband”
Juan Sebastian Chamorro has been a year in prison and his wife regrets that she has not been allowed to even send him a letter.
Will Nicaragua Have a New Religion?
Silvio Prado says that Daniel Ortega’s regime is at war with the Catholic Church because “it does not bow before them.”
How Nicaragua, Cuba, & Venezuela Treat Political Prisoners
Solitary, isolation, and little contact with families are similarities in how political prisoners are treated in Cuba, Nicaragua and Venezuela
California’s First-in-Nation Reparations Report
We speak with the chair of the California Reparations Task Force, which is the first in the US and has just released a landmark report…