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Free the Political Prisoners and Suspend the Police State

The regime’s only response has been to schedule more political trials in the Chipote jail complex in the coming days.

A board member of the business leadership assures that “there is no rapprochement with the regime; we want to work in peace.”

Donald Margarito Alvarenga last Facebook post was a video of “The Logical Song”, by the British rock band Supertramp, on October 28, 2021.

In 2022, 68% of the nations that make up the UN Human Rights Council are countries that violate basic freedoms.

Yolidia Hernandez from Nicaragua took the photo of the day: “Silhouettes of Love”, on Ometepe Island, Nicaragua.

Tania Muñoz spent nearly a year in the “La Esperanza” women’s prison, together with her sister. Released in 2019, she’s trying to survive…

In October 2021, the judges in the cases of political prisoners jailed at El Chipote, suspended their political trials until future notice.

Former official of the Organization of American States (OAS) analyzes the regional organization’s impasse in regard to the Nicaraguan crisis.

Eta & Iota destroyed their communities and forced dozens of indigenous people to migrate to where people don’t speak their language.

The student in his first year of high school is of Nicaraguan descent, on his mother’s side. His father is Cuban-American.