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The Challenges Facing the National Coalition in Nicaragua

The dynamic at this moment that defines the formalization of this National Coalition in Nicaragua is whether or not political parties are included.

Nicaragua’s Public Employees: “When Does this End?”

Ligia Gomez, former official in the Nicaraguan Central Bank, speaks of the dilemma faced by public employees who “don’t agree with the repression”.

Nicaragua: Medardo Mairena Calls for Unity and an End to the Killings

Sitting Ortega at another dialogue table, and getting him to allow the demanded electoral reforms, will only be possible with a united opposition leadership.

Putin Proposes Sweeping Changes to Russian Constitution (Video)

In Russia, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev resigned Wednesday along with his entire Cabinet in a move that surprised many in Moscow and abroad.

Amaya Coppens: In Nicaragua “There’s No Turning Back”

“I’ve always had my family behind me. They are amazing, super-strong. The first thing they told me in their first visit to jail was: ‘We’re proud of you’”.

Nicaragua’s Grand Opposition Coalition “Coming Soon”

“It cannot be a coalition just to defeat Ortega, it has to be a coalition to rebuild Nicaragua,” emphasized Ivania Alvarez.

A Translation Crisis at the US-Mexico Border for Mayan-Language Speakers (Video)

As record numbers of migrants seek refuge and asylum in the USA, we look at a key problem preventing many of them from getting due process.

The Vatican’s Role in the Partial Prisoner Release in Nicaragua

Monsignor Sommertag explains the role of his diplomacy and the International Red Cross in the release of 91 of the 160 political prisoners in Nicaragua.

Dangerous Women Embracing Risk to Change the World

Pat Mitchell tells her story in, “Becoming a Dangerous Woman: Embracing Risk to Change the World,” and tells about some of the women she profiled.

A Cuban Describes Her Recovery from Alcoholism

In Cuba, having an alcoholic in the family is quite common. Covering up the fact that a large percentage of young people drink just makes matters worse.