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OAS Opts for More “Diplomatic Efforts” in Nicaragua

Today, the Permanent Council of the Organization of American States (OAS) carried out a “collective assessment” on the Nicaraguan crisis.

None of the political prisoners have been able to be visited and 13 of the 27 imprisoned have already been indicted without due process.

With the Holiday season, travel agencies specializing in overland travel are set to meet the demand of Nicaraguans hoping to cross the border

However, Managua is not the final destination, just a first step to embark on the route to the southern border of the United States.

The country representatives will debate on Monday after the Daniel Ortega regime announced its departure from the regional body.

Exiled and immigrant Nicaraguan women added their voices to the Nov. 25 march against the Ortega regime’s gender violence & oppression.

Police in Nicaragua continue arresting those who oppose the regime. The latest is former prisoner Edder Muñoz of Masaya.

Nicaragua’s Non-Compliance with Inter-American Court Rulings will be discussed at the OAS General Assembly .

The elimination of the visa means Cubans will not need to explain the reason for travel in order to obtain permission to visit Nicaragua.

Tamara Davila, Dora María Téllez, Ana Margarita Vijil and Suyen Barahona have been subjected to 160 days of torture in isolation cells.