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The Chain of Responsibility in Crimes Against Humanity

What allowed Ortega to become the new Somoza, is officials’ acceptance of servility for perks needed to carry out the dictatorship’s crimes.

Since coming to power a year ago, Boric has been a fierce critic of the international indifference to the human rights crisis in Nicaragua.

Ten organizations in solidarity with Nicaragua in Brazil remind the president of the serious situation of Daniel Ortega’s political prisoners.

“Venezuela learned the technique from Cuba, Cuba learned it from Russia, and Nicaragua is now copying Cuba and Venezuela.”

They committed themselves to pay, but never did, and instead attacked and censored the newspaper which they now confiscated.

Silvio Prado: The quantum leap in budget allotments to the Mayors’ offices now under FSLN control reaffirms Ortega’s “carrot & stick” policy.

“From the many exiles that make up our history, conclusive struggles have been organized. Let’s make this our common task today from exile.”

The government is compelled to ensure a decent wage, job security, hygiene, and safety, but MITRAB and unions look the other way.

Human rights defender warns that detention of relatives of opponents is “a new pattern of repression” of the Ortega-Murillo regime.

As in the USSR’s invasion of Czechoslovakia, Putin’s war against Ukraine will be a defining moment of anti-imperialism