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Water Becomes a Symbol of Struggle in Nicaragua

A new symbol of struggle in Nicaragua was born in the immediacy of social networks. These are water bottles. Read why

The occupants of the church, who had spent nine days there under police siege, were taken to a hospital to evaluate their medical condition.

Police and a mob of Ortega supporters attacked inhabitants that protected the Saint John the Baptist Church of Masaya, Nicaragua.

Mothers, wives, and sisters of the political prisoners maintain a hunger strike in the San Miguel Arcangel Church in Masaya, Nicaragua.

They call on the international community to act strongly and request the activation of the Inter-American Democratic Charter (OAS).

Today marks a week since the priest Edwin Roman and a group of mothers on a hunger strike remain isolated in a Church in Masaya, Nicaragua.

The 5th year medical student spent the first four days of her new arrest in an isolated punishment cell in the infamous El Chipote jail.

The government of Nicaragua has issued a new proclamation, openly threatening those who oppose their reign and policies.

The report recommends “immediately” convening an “extraordinary session of the OAS General Assembly to review this matter.”

They grew up hearing about Sandino and the FSLN; and now they reject the dictatorship of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo.