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Amnesty Int. Confirms Torture Used in Nicaragua to Fabricate Accusations

The “Nicaragua Never Again Human Rights Collective” presents its report: “Torture, an Ongoing Crime in Nicaragua”, endorsed by Amnesty International,

Rural Nicaraguans: Living without Water Amid a Pandemic

Seven out of ten Nicaraguans living in rural areas must fight Covid-19 without regular access to potable water.

Josue Mojica: Nicaraguan Soccer Enthusiast Killed in “Operation Clean-Up”

“I wanted to go to bed and never wake up again,” recalls the mother of her pain and sadness. But she got up to demand justice for the memory of her son.

I Can’t Breathe, Sir. Please!”

Alvarito Conrado, in Nicaragua, gasped for air when a murderous bullet struck him; George Floyd did so when a racist police officer asphyxiated him.

Where are Nicaragua’s 30,000 COVID-19 Tests?

VP Murillo requested more tests but offered no accounting of how many of those already donated have been used, nor what the results were.

Covid-19 Spreads to Over 500 Police Officers in Nicaragua

Rank and file police officers are sent home with medicines by MINSA, while chiefs have special care at the Roberto Huembes Hospital.

Corn Island Has No Means of Dealing with Serious Covid-19 Cases

Residents note that the only internist at the hospital was transferred to Bluefields, and there is no one to operate respirators for Covid-19 patients.