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Eden Pastora: What Happens if Ortega Falls Sick or Dies?

“I would recommend that the Party Congress tell us who the next candidate will be, our next leader”, said Eden Pastora.

Nicaragua: What Opposition, for What Changes?

Sociology student Harley Morales Pon gives his view on some of the challenges facing the Nicaraguan opposition forces.

Nicaragua Interprets the Resignation of Evo Morales: Armed Forces were Key

“What happened in Bolivia is that institutions were respected. This allowed everything to be resolved without the need for so much violence and hundreds of deaths.”

If Bolivia Could Depose Evo Morales, why hasn’t Nicaragua Succeeded?

What Bolivia succeeded in doing in 20 days of social pressure, Nicaragua has failed to do over a much longer time. The author explores why.

How the Opposition in Nicaragua Seeks to End Ortega’s Power

As a first stage to invoke a return to democracy, the main objective of the political opposition in Nicaragua is to remove the Ortega regime from power.

Ortega’s Response to Companies in Crisis: “Let Them Fail!”

Nicaraguan president Daniel Ortega spoke out last Friday against the private sector and minimized the closure of companies affected by the crisis.

A Chilling Call for Murder by the Ortega Regime in Nicaragua

A group of Ortega supporters were seen this past Friday in the center of Managua displaying brand new black T-shirts with the word “PLOMO” (lead) on the back.

New US Sanctions Sound a Warning for Daniel Ortega

“Ortega’s being served notice that he hasn’t disappeared from Washington’s radar”, just a few days before the deadline for the

Hands Up in Nicaragua

In spite of living with guns pointing at us that force us to remain “hands up” in Nicaragua, we are still fighting, like Ali facing Frazier.

Amnesty International: VP Murillo’s Hate Rhetoric Incites Violence in Nicaragua

“VP Rosario Murillo invites other people to attack and criminalize those who have protested in the streets,” declares Erika Guevara of Amnesty International.