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Nicaragua: Political Lynching of “Water Carriers” Set for January 30th

The judge rejected defense motions and keeps the 16 hostages in prison. Relatives demand Christmas without political prisoners.

Torture as State Policy in Nicaragua: The Moral Decay of the FSLN

The application of torture and extreme cruelty as a systematic arm of repression is the final phase of the FSLN’s moral decomposition.

Nicaragua’s Greatest Baseball Player Comments on the Crisis

Dennis Martinez: To hear shots and attacks along with calls for reconciliation, solidarity and love, doesn’t rhyme. There’s nothing poetic about it.

After the OAS Report on Nicaragua, What’s Next?

What is interesting about the OAS report, what concerns this article, is the recommendation of a dialogue. Again, to dialogue?

Difficulties Faced by Female Nicaraguan Migrants in Costa Rica

The Nicaraguan women who emigrated to Costa Rica to escape Daniel Ortega’s repression are suffering “structural violence”. Read why.

The Truce Between the Catholic Church and Nicaragua’s Feminist Movement

Civic protests in Nicaragua have achieved the miracle of fostering unity among groups traditionally opposed, such as feminists and the Catholic Church.

Hatred: Ortega’s Horrendous Legacy

One of the worst inheritances that Daniel Ortega is leaving Nicaraguans with is hate.

OAS Reviews Report on Abuses by Ortega Regime in Nicaragua

The Permanent Council of the OAS heard again about the abuses that the regime of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo commits daily against opponents.

Thirteen Political Prisoners Implore Nicaraguans: “Don’t Abandon the Struggle!”

On Tuesday, Nov. 26, the thirteen latest political prisoners of the Ortega regime, sent a message to Nicaraguans, “not to abandon the struggle,”

Music Made from Exile: The Life of Three Nicaraguan Artists

Three Nicaraguan artists tell us what it’s like to make music in exile. They left the country to protect their lives but haven’t stopped creating.