Nicaragua: 200 Non-Profits Get the Ortega-Murillo Guillotine
Ortega and Murillo have shut down the vast majority of civil society organizations in Nicaragua, many with 20 to 30+ years of existence.
Read MoreOrtega and Murillo have shut down the vast majority of civil society organizations in Nicaragua, many with 20 to 30+ years of existence.
Read MoreExiled Nicaraguans participating in vigils in Costa Rica and Mexico. In the United States they organized a caravan on August 21st.
Read MoreWho among those who love them doesn’t owe them something: their job, their wealth, the empty epaulettes on their General’s uniform?
Read MoreAn “open and sincere dialogue” as Pope Francis suggests is only possible without political prisoners and the current repressive police state.
Read MoreOne daily Miami-Managua flight is scheduled. The Nicaraguan tourist industry is “excited” about reviving their businesses.
Read MoreUnited States authorities have recorded 96,193 Nicaraguans detained in the first seven months of the year.
Read MoreWhat’s the Vatican’s “Diplomatic Operation?” Humberto Belli: “If the Bishops accept having him leave Nicaragua, it would be a surrender.”
Read MoreThe social contract has collapsed in Nicaragua, replaced by a forcefully imposed “agreement under the boot.”
Read MoreThe Ortega-Murillo regime has not allowed visits or communication between the political prisoner and her six-year-old daughter for 15 months.
Read MoreRiot police took Rolando Alvarez away in a pickup truck to an unknown destination, the other priests and laity were also kidnapped.
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