Moises Hassan: The Ortega Regime is an Updated Version of Somoza
Moises Hassan: “Imprisoning people who had a certain degree of projection in the struggle against Somoza is utterly insane.”
Nicaragua
Artists and Power
The massive rebellion of July 11 in Cuba owes much to the courage of the San Isidro Movement, and the song “Patria y Vida.”
Nicaraguan Doctors Questioned for Covid-19 Comments
The Nicaraguan Ministry of Health (MINSA) summoned three doctors on Thursday to appear for questioning regarding statements about Covid-19.
The Ortega Police Siege of TickToker Kevin Monzon
The Police tried to arrest Kevin Monzon for the 4th time for his active opposition to the dictatorship but his father ran out to protect him.
Ivania Alvarez: “Exile Isn’t a Prize, It’s a Tough Decision”
The former political prisoner was forced to flee the intensified siege, the persecution and the imminent threat of being imprisoned again.
A Democratic Transition Without Ortega and Murillo
A solution begins by repudiating the reelection of Ortega, obtaining the release of all political prisoners & a lifting of the police state.
Nicaragua: Where Revolution is Equated with Repression
The perpetual continuation of Ortega in power represents the essence of the authoritarian tendency within the Latin American left.
Russia Backs Ortega, Welcomes Two of His Sons
Vladimir Putin’s Government defies the international community that demands the Ortega regime stop its’ blatant human rights abuses.
Nicaraguans Exiled in Costa Rica Protest “Electoral Circus”
Hundreds of Nicaraguans demonstrated in San Jose, Costa Rica, on July 18th, under the slogan, “Nicaragua is not alone.”
Nicaraguan MDs: Silence or Exile after Murillo’s Threats
Rosario Murillo threatened doctors who warn about a new Covid-19 surge. Fear triggers self-censorship and exile among the profession.