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Ortega as Seen by Governments that Violate Human Rights

The duo seem to have developed a “road map” that other Central American leaders are ready to follow, & that’s very bad news for human rights.

The resilience of journalism is nourished by the trust of the audience in the commitment of our reporters to stick to the truth.

He was abducted Monday by the police. For years, the former priest has been a courageous political analyst often consulted by the media.

The Permanent Council may now convene a special session of foreign ministers, which was not on its short-term plans.

They keep Dora María Téllez, Tamara Davila, Ana Margarita Vigil and Suyen Barahona in solitary punishment cells.

I was asked by the Real News network to talk about Nicaragua, a country very dear to me, as Cuba, the founding reason for Havana Times.

At Immigration they not only stripped me of my passport, but also of my identification. Now, my only ID is a refugee application.

On the verge of being suspended from the OAS, the Ortega-Murillo government of Nicaragua decided to one-up the process…

The restrictions also include spouses and children of the entire Nicaraguan government apparatus. No more vacations in the USA.

Didn’t that same OAS, that they’re now calling a “cesspool”, once emit a statement against the Somoza government negotiated by the FSLN?