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The Hour Has Come for US Civil Society

It’s civil society’s turn to take a step forward, as at other times, to curtail the regressive tendencies now afflicting the United States.

Rosario Murillo has sworn in 30,000 hooded “volunteers” in Managua, which experts affirm will comprise her own repressive army.

The ruling challenging Nicaragua’s allowance of indefinite reelection sets a precedent for the defense of democracy in the region.

Chair of the UN Expert Group on Nicaragua indicates that an active espionage apparatus from various institutions helps decide who to repress.

More and more Nicaraguans are being denied the ability to return home, effectively exiling them. Here’s what to do if this happens.

Prosecutor reports that Interpol has already provided information about the officials, who will be detained if they travel outside Nicaragua.

We are happy to announce this new edition of the event where both professional and amateur photographers show their best.

The Ortega-Murillo dictatorship considers “terrorism,” any citizen or institution that criticizes them or their policies.

The movement on the chess board signifies, at least immediately, Trump’s acknowledgment that Maduro in power is a valid interlocutor.

The topic of my research and study is “Understanding the Experience of Former Political Prisoners from Latin America Living in Exile.”