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Ortega Closes Six More International NGOs in Nicaragua

The Organizations are originally from Italy, Costa Rica, Germany, the United States and Spain. There are already 28 foreign NGOs eliminated.

Dozens of priests in different regions of Nicaragua have denounced police and paramilitary surveillance, especially during their homilies.

Asylum seekers trapped in the Mexican border city of Tijuana led a protest Monday denouncing the Biden administration’s use of Title 42.

Thierry Burkhard, told The NYT that one benefit of the coup was it ended Aristide’s campaign demanding France pay reparations to Haiti.

The police harassment of Catholic priests confirms that in Nicaragua no one is spared from the incessant persecution of dissent…

“Monsignor Rolando Álvarez is not alone. We join in fasting and prayer with our bishop in all the temples and chapels of our Diocese.”

The retired officer alluded to the “internal threat”, that ominous concept of the Cold War, part of Chile’s National Security Doctrine.

The writer regretted that Daniel Ortega’s political prisoners are the dictatorship’s bargaining chip in exchange for easing sanctions.

Miguel Diaz-Canel: “Diaz-Canel, we have to clarify it for you / the CIA does not have to pay us. / We will step on our free Cuba again.”

The Republican-aligned group chose Budapest, Hungary, for this year’s gathering in order to pay homage to Orban, a far-right authoritarian…