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Nicaraguans Exiled in Costa Rica Consider Fleeing Again

Some Nicaraguans in Costa Rica, fearing for their safety after attacks on several compatriots, now seek protection in third countries.

The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize went for the first time to two journalists, María Ressa, from the Philippines and Dmitry Muratov, from Russia.

Diplomatic source points out that “there will probably be a refusal to recognize the result” of the November 7 vote.

The abuses have extended to the visitors, who’ve suffered withholding of personal articles and “abusive’ body checks.

Many of the accusations filed against the political prisoners mention the crime of money laundering. But who is really doing the laundering?

The study concludes that the Nov. 7th vote in Nicaragua won’t be an “election”, but a dictator utilizing the electoral mechanism…

Opponents warn that the Ortega regime will seek to legitimize itself with a post-electoral dialogue announced by a pro-government deputy.

The gathering was a first step is to show that Nicaraguans can unite to cooperate to achieve a common political objective.

Exiled opponents of the Ortega-Murillo regime call on the international community to declare the upcoming elections in Nicaragua illegitimate

“Everything an electoral process needs, in terms of freedom, pluralism, equal opportunity, has been swept away by the government…”