Major Concern in the UN over the Nicaragua Crisis
With the human rights violations, the government “is going down an alley that Nicaraguans don’t deserve,” UN official Alberto Brunori states.
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Interviews
Will the OAS Rise to the Occasion on Nicaragua?
Ex-Nicaraguan Ambassador Mauricio Diaz recalls how the FSLN turned to the OAS in June 1979, to achieve the suspension of the Somoza tyranny.
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Elizabeth, a 24-Year-Old Cuban Cat Lady
Elizabeth takes in/welcomes cats. It’s rare for her to go home from work or school without bringing one back with her.
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Vilma Nuñez: Ortega Plants Terror in Nicaragua
With the detention of seven opposition leaders, “Ortega dealt the electoral process a death blow,” states the veteran human rights attorney.
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Otero: ‘The Torture I Suffered Was Psychological’
After a month prisoner in a Havana hospital, Luis Manuel Otero of the San Isidro Movement does not plan to pause in his art or his activism.
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Maria Lilly Delgado: “Educating Journalists Isn’t a Crime”
Maria Lilly Delgado is one of nineteen Nicaraguan journalists summoned to testify before the Public Prosecutor since May 25.
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Veronica Chavez Rebukes Ortega Regime’s Campaign against Journalists
The Nicaraguan Attorney General’s investigation of the Violeta Barrios de Chamorro organization amounts to “a criminalization” of journalism.
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Fired AP Journalist Speaks Out After Right-Wing Smears
Wilder is Jewish and was a member of Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace at Stanford University before she graduated in 2020.
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A Cuban Goes All-Out to Save His Brother
Since that day, Landy Fernández Elizástegui’s life took a 180 degree turn and he has had no rest in seeking legal help for his brother Luis.
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Tunnermann on Failed Opposition Unity in Nicaragua
Carlos Tunnermann attributed the failed consolidation of a Nicaraguan opposition electoral alliance to mistakes on both sides involved.
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