Nicaragua Archives - Page 284 of 444

Daniel Ortega’s son Laureano Repudiated in Madrid, Called a “Murderer”

The son of the presidential couple, sanctioned in the US, participated in Spain in the International Tourism Fair.

“The Nicaragua Coalition will Revive the Spirit of Struggle”

The aim of the Coalition is removing Ortega from power, dismantling his authoritarian regime, and generating a “change in the political culture”.

Nicaraguan Weightlifter Silvia Artola Tells Her Story

Silvia Artola has dedicated 16 years to weightlifting and even in her youthful years she never lost the passion nor the enthusiasm for the discipline.

The Challenges Facing the National Coalition in Nicaragua

The dynamic at this moment that defines the formalization of this National Coalition in Nicaragua is whether or not political parties are included.

Nicaraguans in California Protest against Ortega and Trump’s Deportations

One of the participants, Ronmell Lopez, said that they were using the Women’s March to “publicize what’s going on in Nicaragua…

Ortega Police Re-kidnap 3 Residents of Jinotepe

Three residents of Jinotepe, Nicaragua were kidnapped on Saturday morning from their homes by the Ortega police.

Nicaraguan Peasant Movement Demands “True Unity” to Opposition Coalition

From Costa Rica, Francisca Ramirez accuses Medardo Mairena of excluding her for ideological reasons.

Nicaragua’s Public Employees: “When Does this End?”

Ligia Gomez, former official in the Nicaraguan Central Bank, speaks of the dilemma faced by public employees who “don’t agree with the repression”.

Nicaragua: Medardo Mairena Calls for Unity and an End to the Killings

Sitting Ortega at another dialogue table, and getting him to allow the demanded electoral reforms, will only be possible with a united opposition leadership.

Baltasar Garzon’s Words for Nicaragua

Today, Daniel Ortega’s legacy doesn’t matter anymore. He’ll be remembered only for his crimes against humanity.