What You Stand for When You Defend Dictatorial Nicaragua
Refusing to condemn a dictator who arrested the entire opposition leadership to save his re-election exposes a brutal disregard for democracy
Read MoreRefusing to condemn a dictator who arrested the entire opposition leadership to save his re-election exposes a brutal disregard for democracy
Read MoreWhen the Sandinista revolution overthrew the Somoza dictatorship in 1979, Sergio Ramirez was one of its most prominent leaders. Today…
Read MoreCastellon left Nicaragua when Ortega zealots warned him that his name was on a list of the people who were going to be arrested soon.
Read MoreThe solution to the crisis is in Managua, not in Washington or Brussels, but Nicaraguans first need to fully regain their freedom.
Read MoreHealy was kidnapped by the Police after leaving the Prosecutor’s Office. Vargas was arrested with a raid on his home.
Read More5.3 million doses would be needed to vaccinate 40% of Nicaragua’s eligible population. At present, less than 5% are fully vaccinated.
Read MoreDuring his speech at the IAPA Assembly, he defended the value of “words that cut like a knife,” which are what “dictatorships fear.”
Read MoreThe results of the November 7th vote will be “assessed” in the OAS General Assembly, set for November 10th.
Read MoreThe Ortega regime assigns State employees and FSLN sympathizers the task of “guaranteeing the Sandinista vote”.
Read MoreNicaraguan Foreign Minister Denis Moncada met today with his Belarusian counterpart, Vladimir Makéi, in Minsk.
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