Nicaragua: London Protest Rejects Ortega’s Electoral Fraud
Today in London, just 2 days before the electoral farce in Nicaragua, protesters took to the streets in solidarity with the Nicaraguan people.
Read MoreToday in London, just 2 days before the electoral farce in Nicaragua, protesters took to the streets in solidarity with the Nicaraguan people.
Read MoreThe NGO is the main independent research center on socio-economic poverty studies in Nicaragua. The government doesn’t like its findings.
Read MoreImmigration prohibits entry of a dozen reporters and photojournalists from international media even though they have met all the requirements.
Read MoreIs censorship a factor in the cancelation of the media accounts from Nicaragua’s “troll farm”? Not at all because they weren’t legitimate…
Read MoreThe writer says she has “absolutely no hope” that the ballots “will alter the situation in Nicaragua” since “they’re fraudulent votes.”
Read MoreThe closure of the YouTube channels occurred two days after Facebook, eliminated a “cross-government troll farm” in Nicaragua.
Read MoreOver the past year, authorities have expanded their arsenal of tactics to suppress independent reporting and target individual journalists…
Read More“The use of government employees and infrastructure to run large-scale, cross-platform troll operations is an especially troubling trend
Read MoreAt least 40 events will take place in Europe and the Americas, in repudiation of the electoral process controlled by the Ortega machine.
Read MoreKevin Casas, General Secretary of the organization International IDEA, warns of limits of international pressure on the Nicaraguan rulers.
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