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Murder on the Border: Risks Nicaraguan Migrants Face

Norma left Nicaragua to work and build her house. She was killed along one of the unmarked crossing points, where dangerous criminals lurk.

Opposition presidential hopeful assures that her candidacy stands. “I remain firm at this time with my proposal to serve Nicaragua,”

The international community joined Nicaraguan organizations and prominent figures in repudiating of the May 20th police actions in Managua.

If there was any doubt as to why the Citizens Alliance did not sign an alliance with the National Coalition, it is now clearer than ever.

We’re facing an election without guarantees or electoral reforms, and with tightened Ortega-Murillo control over the electoral apparatus.

The Ortega regime’s police raided this Thursday, May 20th, the recording studio of the Esta Semana and Esta Noche online TV programs.

Lawyers and civic organizations warn that the Ortega regime is preparing “an electoral farce” by picking and choosing participants.

The child’s father has withdrawn his custody request, opening the way for mother and son to be reunited within a few days.

The exonerated Ortega sympathizer killed Jorge Rugama, in La Trinidad, Estelí, because he shouted: “Long live a free Nicaragua!”

We should have unmasked that feigned opposition some time ago. They are only waiting for someone to toss them a bone.