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New Wave of Political Arrests in Nicaragua

Nicaragua is facing a new wave of arrests by the Ortega regime. Former prisoners say no way to elections with political prisoners.

Nicaragua and the myth of being a mestizo nation. How would that be treated in a “new Nicaragua”?

Carlos Mejia Godoy talks about his latest song regarding the fire that destroyed a chapel of the Managua cathedral.

Over 200 Cubans are now camping at the Costa Rica – Nicaragua border, trying to carry on their journey towards the United States.

The youth face enormous uncertainty about what’s coming next. Many are facing this time with anxiety and distress.

Nicaragua’s opposition National Coalition is now in the intensive care ward, attacked by the “mosquito” virus.

It’s not about violent actions, but to do everything that the law allows, such as the right to protest, organize, mobilize and to express oneself.

William Walker inscribed on the ruins of the city he had burned: “Here was Granada”. Now, the expression may instead be: “Here was Nicaragua”.

Havana Times editor Circles Robinson answers a wide range of questions about the web publication, its history, policies & direction.

“They’re not going to intimidate the church with those attacks,” Belli affirms.