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UN Demands Ortega Approve Urgent Electoral Reforms in Nicaragua

The resolution passed also condemns repression, violent attacks, repeated acts of intimidation and demands the release of political prisoners

The politics of denial and negligence fostered the spread of COVID-19. It left countless deaths in the pandemic’s first year in Nicaragua.

Silvia led a peaceful life in Managua. Without great ups and downs, her life was focused on her profession & her family. Then things changed.

Human rights defenders, journalists, peasants and former political prisoners, denounced a new wave of repression from the Ortega regime.

Ortega’s government has created a “Secretariat for Matters of Extraterrestrial Space, the Moon and other Celestial Bodies”. That’s no joke!

Former guerrilla leader Mónica Baltodano maintains that “legally” the NGO’s confiscated building doesn’t belong to the government.

How to overcome the problems of a dictatorship to democracy transition. It involves punishing criminals, doing justice, but not revenge.

The so-called “blue and white” opposition supporters are the ones dominating the conversations about Nicaragua on social media. Here’s why…

Chilean lawyer Antonia Urrejola was elected as president of the 2021 Board of Directors of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights

European deputies say they’ll “remain on the side of the Nicaraguan people.” They pledge to exert more pressure on the Ortega regime.