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Police Chief in Leon, Nicaragua Tortures and Humiliates Family

Leon Police Chief Fidel Dominguez raided the house without a warrant, assaulted the residents and recorded them “apologizing” to his Government.

The footsteps traced by Father Edwin Roman in Masaya, Nicaragua have been preserved forever in the marble of our enduring memories.

“I’m back to do journalism from here in Nicaragua”, and “demand the full restoration of democratic freedoms in our country.”

Alvaro Conrado Avendano took his ex-wife Liseth Davila by the hand and together they walked to the podium. Read why…

The Permanent Council of the OAS meets on Monday morning at 11:00 ET to discuss a new high-level commission report on Nicaragua.

Students at three universities in Nicaragua demonstrate within their campuses against the regime of Daniel Ortega.

Do you want to go down in history like Margaret Thatcher, one of the world’s most enduring emblems of a conservative for the right?

“We remain strong, this dictatorship is going to fall soon, this small group made Daniel Ortega shake with fear,” said Maria Gomez.

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.