Nicaragua Archives - Page 285 of 444

Nicaraguan Banks Close 112 Branch Offices and Windows

The Nicaraguan national financial system has paid a high economic price for the two years of political crisis. Read what that cost has meant…

Attacks Continue in Nicaragua against the Catholic Church and its Faithful

The besiegement and repression against Catholic parishes and temples in Nicaragua has become a state policy of the Ortega-Murillo dictatorship.

Senators Request “Strategy” of More Sanctions on the Ortega Regime

Bipartisan initiative demands more pressure to free all of Ortega’s political prisoners and force the dictatorship to make deep electoral reforms.

Ortega to Demonstrate His “Advances” in Human Rights

The Nicaraguan government announced it would show its advances in human rights by comparing President Daniel Ortega with the Somoza dictatorship.

Forty-two years after the Martyrdom: “Public Liberties Can’t Be Killed”

Tribute to the martyr of public liberties, while the Ortega Murillo regime’s police besieged the central cemetery.

Amaya Coppens: In Nicaragua “There’s No Turning Back”

“I’ve always had my family behind me. They are amazing, super-strong. The first thing they told me in their first visit to jail was: ‘We’re proud of you’”.

Valentina and My Generation: Suicide and Nicaragua’s Youth

While reading Valentina’s letter, I felt a true invitation for us to look within ourselves. Valentina is our mirror.

Pedro Joaquin Lives on in Nicaragua

It is now up to those who want to and can follow in his footsteps, to try to make his dream of liberating Nicaragua a reality.

“We Don’t Believe in Ortega’s Electoral Reforms”

The Civic Alliance affirms they don’t expect “anything good” to come out of the electoral reforms that the National Assembly has announced it will enact.

Ortega Plans His Own Cosmetic Electoral Reform

Pressured by the sanctions of the international community, the Ortega regime has put a reform to the Electoral Law on the agenda of the National Assembly.