Nicaraguan Political Prisoner Yubrank Suazo Given 10 Years
After over two months of solitary confinement, relatives of political prisoner Yubrank Suazo were able to see briefly him.
After over two months of solitary confinement, relatives of political prisoner Yubrank Suazo were able to see briefly him.
A growing group of Nicaraguan migrants has formed in the last decade in the canton of Atenas, in the central valley of Costa Rica.
“The national crisis & increasingly strained relations with the US gov. will spark new migration: 250,000 Nicaraguans will leave this year.”
La Prensa revealed, that “journalists, editors, photographers & other employees” have left the country to “protect their safety and freedom”.
With the approval of these new bans, 1,106 organizations will have been stripped of their legal status by the regime in 2022.
The United States can take away Nicaragua’s partial or total access to the market, applying a security clause.
At the recent July 19th celebration, the dictatorship applauded the massacre that took place in 2018, to squelch the massive protests.
The Sandinista strongman did not speak on July 19 about the serious national crisis nor did he propose any solution.
The departure of 15 Nicaraguan journalists through trails on the border has been documented in the last two weeks.
Open letter to the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship in the name of the Latin American and Internationalist Left.