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Dennis Martinez: The Real Challenge for Nicaragua’s Diaspora

Here comes the next elementary step: the organization of the Nicaraguan diaspora with the ability to act as one to the needs of the country.

The Ortega regime finds itself immersed in a spiral of decay, in which all legal legitimacy is replaced by the raw & arbitrary use of power.

The student leader explains that he learned about his mother’s death a month after the fact. That was the hardest moment of his imprisonment.

They arrived in the USA stateless, with a mixture of joy for having come out of hell, & sadness for having been expelled from their homeland.

After being exiled on February 9, Maria Esperanza Sanchez said the torture and all the suffering “for my country has been worth it.”

“The 222 people expelled from Nicaragua join tens of thousands of others who have been forced into exile from the country.

The pontiff said that he prays for “all those who suffer in that beloved nation” and reiterated his call for dialogue.

The released Nicaraguans were technically deported; that is, banished. They were stripped of their nationality and all their civil rights…

The release of the Nicaraguan political prisoners is a highly relevant turn of events in favor of the region’s human rights.

“Prison changes you. But we are still committed to bring about change,” Felix Maradiaga and Juan Sebastian Chamorro stated.