Nicaragua, Soon to Become the Only Country Without a Print Newspaper
“Destroying La Prensa is an obsession of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo,” says the editor of the last print newspaper in Nicaragua.
Read More“Destroying La Prensa is an obsession of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo,” says the editor of the last print newspaper in Nicaragua.
Read MoreStudent Maria Ruiz spent almost six months in detention with common prisoners. The jailers demanded information on other university students.
Read MoreAuthor and former Nicaraguan VP Sergio Ramirez said that conditions for holding “fair and transparent” elections in 2021 don’t exist.
Read MoreAmanda Lopez and her husband Angel Gahona returned from exile despite considering Nicaragua unsafe. They demand justice for their murdered son.
Read MoreYoung people arrived at the court wearing T-shirts with the slogan “we are missing 65,” referring to the current number of Ortega’s political prisoners
Read MoreNine properties, 6 vehicles and 4 bank accounts confiscated from two former officials of ex-President Funes, granted asylum by Ortega in Nicaragua.
Read MoreThe State’s permissiveness over the last decade has left a trail of death, grief, deforestation, and a more pronounced agricultural frontier in the reserve area.
Read MoreAccording to the terms of the amnesty law, the expulsion should be annulled and the students allowed to continue with their academic lives.
Read MoreThe new president of Guatemala, Alejandro Giammattei, said he does not see as feasible breaking relations with Nicaragua, as he did with Venezuela.
Read MoreThese malignant cysts that we all carry inside are the true enemies of unity. Our enemies, but Ortega’s friends.
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