The “Kidnapping” of Cristiana Chamorro in Nicaragua
Presidential candidate Cristiana Chamorro has been under house arrest, held incommunicado and under strong police surveillance, since June 2.
Read MorePresidential candidate Cristiana Chamorro has been under house arrest, held incommunicado and under strong police surveillance, since June 2.
Read MoreJudge Karen Chavarria authorized the Ortega Police to extract all information on electronic devices taken from candidate Cristiana Chamorro.
Read MoreNicaraguans have a right to demonstrate to recover their freedom of assembly and mobilization, and demand the suspension of the police state.
Read MoreOrtega is preparing the ground for an electoral fraud by eliminating competitive candidates and fanning the flames of opposition divisionism.
Read MoreThe perimeter of the house of presidential candidate Cristiana Chamorro remains surrounded by Ortega’s Special Operations officers.
Read MoreIndependent presidential candidate, Cristiana Chamorro Barrios, was disqualified Tuesday from participating in the November general elections.
Read MoreInstead of taking the OAS resolution into account, the Ortega regime promoted tailor-made reforms to further control the elections.
Read MoreMaria Lilly Delgado is one of nineteen Nicaraguan journalists summoned to testify before the Public Prosecutor since May 25.
Read MoreThe empire of arbitrary abuses lies just across the border from savagery. The Un-Rule of Law confronts freedom of expression.
Read MoreThree years after the crisis in Nicaragua exploded, the “People in Need” organization unveiled a project they call the “Exiles Campaign”. (7 videos)
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