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UN Rapporteur Calls on Ortega to Allow Peaceful Assembly

UN rapporteur and president of the Inter-American Commission for Human Rights warn of impact of restrictions on Nicaraguans’ political rights.

The Analysis Unit of The Economist warns of an increase in social unrest “before and after” the general elections in November.

The attacks on the press are generated by authoritarian governments, to impose “a single narrative”, with no room for criticism.

When asked about his work, his creative process and the role of his profession in the face of power, Molina doesn’t stop talking.

Lacayo passed away two days after being admitted to a Bluefields hospital. She’s the second journalist from this zone to die from Covid-19.

On April 24, Valeska was reported missing and then on Monday she appeared with signs of torture on her body. She points to Ortega’s Police.

On April 25, the miracle Cruz awaited, finally arrived. Guards of the El Modelo prison told her to gather her things and follow them…

A video of an armed group loyal to Daniel Ortega during tactical combat training began circulating last weekend on social networks.

I read an interview with the valiant young Nahiroby Olivas. He stated: “While Ortega is in power, there’s no future for my generation.”

Helping the Nicaraguan university students who were occupying their campus in 2018 changed Laura’s life forever. Not in a positive way.