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Sergio Ramirez: I’m Sure We Will Return to Nicaragua

His hope is that there will be “a democratic restructuring as soon as possible without bloodshed, without any civil war in between.

They accused him of “destabilizing the Nicaraguan State and attacking the constitutional authorities.” His words rang out like exorcisms…

At least four residents of the Wilu community were murdered by land colonists, who also set fire to all the homes there.

Maria Jose Da Costa seeks to get a meeting with Lula to present the case of her daughter murdered in Managua in July 2018.

The ambiguous foreign policies of Brazil and Mexico, and erratic in the case of the latter, give the impression of a lack of principles…

The religious leader has now spent over 200 days in the custody of the Ortega regime, which refuses to give out any information about him.

He was the target of viciousness by police and interrogators “for having questioned the commander” at the national dialogue in 2018

Sofia Montenegro and Azahalea Solis noted that they left Nicaragua when there was no other option. “We spent five years under house arrest.”

“If there’s one thing we came to understand in jail, speaking among ourselves, it’s the profound errors we’ve committed over 200 years.”

Dean Jeannette Bonilla refused to hand over the academic records of her thousands of students, for which a Commission held her in contempt.