Amaya Coppens: Even When Out of Prison We Are Not Free or Safe
The student leader and her family suffer the constant aggressions from Ortega’s paramilitaries after her release from jail for the second time.
Read MoreThe student leader and her family suffer the constant aggressions from Ortega’s paramilitaries after her release from jail for the second time.
Read MoreTo the citizens demands and protests of April 18, 2018, the Ortega government responded in the way it has responded since the 2008 municipal elections…
Read MoreReporter’s home burned and student leader Amaya Coppen’s house stoned by Ortega fanatics.
Read MoreWilfredo Brenes Dominguez, who’s been detained three times, asserts that he’s seen changes in the attitude of some police officers.
Read MoreMonsignor Sommertag explains the role of his diplomacy and the International Red Cross in the release of 91 of the 160 political prisoners in Nicaragua.
Read MoreNinety-one political prisoners of the 160 being held by the Ortega regime were released to house arrest at 2 am on December 30.
Read MoreTorture, like bullets, has become the language of the Ortega regime against the population, inside and outside the FSLN
Read MoreNearly 100,000 Nicaraguans have taken refuge in Costa Rica, USA, Panama, Spain and other countries.
Read MoreThe European Parliament recently passed a new resolution against the Ortega regime, demanding an end to the repression and the return to dialogue…
Read MoreTwo brothers of political prisoner Amaya Coppens Zamora were assaulted by a group of armed Ortega supporters in the department of Chinandega.
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