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Nicaraguan Political Prisoners (24) Continue Hunger Strike

Relatives are worried about the prisoners’ health. They denounce the isolation in El Chipote and retaliation in the La Modelo penitentiary.

Central America is on alert and has activated its relief teams in the face of forecasts of heavy rains coming from Tropical Storm Julia.

Something that the Argentinian justice system bases on the principle of universal jurisdiction recognized in its Constitution.

Ortega Guillotine Accumulates 2,207 Non-Governmental Organizations Eliminated During 2022, in its attempt to wipe out civil society.

La Prensa newspaper workers and relatives of politically persecuted are accused; Mother claims: “My son was captured as a hostage”

Abstention began growing in Cuba over the last few public elections, but it never before reached the current level.

Bolsonarismo emerged even stronger in Congress compared to 2018, winning 99 seats and achieving the largest bench in the chamber.

Vicenta Gonzalez, the first Nicaraguan to receive the award, has become an example to follow in Upala as a leader among migrants and refugees.

The Texas Nicaraguan Community gives recommendations on how to identify scams and what relatives of migrants should do.

“We’re hostages,” says “Alicia”, a Nicaraguan state employee with twenty years of service, now working at an upper management level.