Nicaragua Archives - Page 215 of 448

The Criminalization of Protest

The language of the Latin American left & right responds to the same logic of disparagement, using different glossaries.

Division brings uncertainty to Nicaraguans. Victims of the repression demand justice, freedom for political prisoners & safe return of exiles.

These “silent” differences are greater than the opposition’s interest in avoiding a new reelection of President Daniel Ortega”.

Carlos Tunnermann attributed the failed consolidation of a Nicaraguan opposition electoral alliance to mistakes on both sides involved.

Representatives of the two major opposition organizations continued their mutual reproaches, without reaching consensus.

The OAS Secretary General believes that the recent electoral reform “is nothing more than a cosmetic change to a deficient legal body.”

While air traffic worldwide begins showing signs of recovery, most airlines once again announce delays in resuming service to Managua.

Unity in action around an opposition electoral alliance is the only way to defeat Ortega and dismantle the dictatorship.

Life is asking many leaders to make important decisions that will have repercussions not only on them, but on millions of Nicaraguans.

Without explanation, Nicaragua’s Immigration office just cancelled the permanent residency of Father Damian Muratori.