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It’s Not Sandinismo, it’s Sadism

The “El Chipote” jail is the black box of cruelty. Its extreme concealment, paradoxically, has made it into a showcase for sadism.

Three weeks ago, the Nicaraguan Health Ministry promised the Pan American Health Organization a report on the Covid variants of concern.

“There has to be consequences and Latin America must rise to this challenge,” stresses Zovatto in an interview on the Esta Noche program.

Axel Saenz from Nicaragua took our photo of the day: “After the Rain” on Ometepe Island.

“We no longer have electoral milestones. Putting it simply, we must design our own strategy, take the initiative, and move on this quickly.”

The Ortega dictatorship has made clear its authoritarian drift and its lack of concern over being classified as a corrupt and criminal state.

Carlos Mauricio Flores, executive director of the Honduran newspaper “El Heraldo”, speaks of the expulsion of his news team from Nicaragua.

The strongman orders national radio and television network to synchronize for his campaign event, taking selfies with supporters….

“You can’t do anything. You have to say what they tell you to. If they want you to go to the plaza with the Sandinista flag, you have to go.”

Judges argue “work overload” or “reasons of force majeure” to extend the deadlines established by law to hold the trials.