Nicaragua Archives - Page 242 of 447

Venezuela, Twitter, and Crimes Against Humanity

What has the UN Fact-Finding Mission to determine and document the existence of crimes against humanity in Venezuela found?

Jailers Punish Political Prisoners on Hunger Strike

In Nicaragua, Daniel Ortega’s jailers are punishing his political prisoners for going on a hunger strike to protest their illegal detention.

What to Expect from the OAS General Assembly?

The OAS General Assembly holds its annual meeting on Oct. 20-21. This event should awaken the interest of the majority of Nicaraguans.

Ortega Tries to Show Strength with Punitive Laws

Ortega Tries to Show Strength with Punitive Laws. European legislators prepare to expand sanctions on the presidential couple.

Ortega-Dominated Legislature Passes “Foreign Agents Law”

The Sandinista deputies approved a law today that segregates Nicaraguans into two groups: “true citizens” and foreign agents.

Invitation: Encounter with Margaret Randall & Gioconda Belli

Here’s a personal invitation from Randall and flyers about both the discussion on her archives and memoirs and the public conversation with Gioconda Belli.

How I Got Covid-19: Community Spread in Nicaragua

How I Got Covid-19: “I don’t know exactly who gave me COVID-19, but I do know where and what day I got it.”

Ortega Regime Hides 6,000 Covid-19 Related Deaths

A Confidencial report shows that Nicaragua ranks as the Central American country with the most deaths linked to the pandemic.

Mirror Images of Exile

In all repressive dictatorships, some rebels are imprisoned, others assassinated, and many others must begin the journey into exile.

Ortega Supporters Injure Two Journalists in Nicaragua

With the Police watching, the Ortega fanatics threw stones against the vehicles of opponents. The result was two journalists injured.