Nicaragua Archives - Page 288 of 449

What Nicaragua Can Learn from Anti-Corruption Efforts in Guatemala and Honduras

Charles Call speaks about the challenges that Nicaragua will face in the struggle against corruption and impunity after Ortega leaves.

Channel 10 TV reporter Wilih Narvaez was attacked and threatened while covering a book presentation in Managua.

Ortega is an agrarian patriarch. He may be the last cacique of that species. Reflections from a Central America that is ever less agrarian.

The human rights organization CENIDH affirms that there is “a strategy of harassment and terror” by the Ortega-Murillo regime in Nicaragua.

Father Edwin Roman: “If I were a priest close to the dictatorship, I would have my parish church well-lit, but I would have sold my conscience”.

The only poetry that fits is that of protest; freedom is a precious belonging that we can’t sacrifice on altars raised to idols with feet of clay.

A brief history of trade unionism in the political opposition in Nicaragua and a call to the new National Coalition.

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo met in Costa Rica and with a large delegation from the Nicaraguan opposition.

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

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