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US Sanctions Three More Nicaraguan Officials over Abuses and Corruption

The US on Thursday imposed sanctions on three more Nicaraguan officials for their role in human rights abuses and widespread government corruption.

Archdiocese of Managua: “The Right to Live Freely has been Lost”

The Catholic Church’s Archdiocese of Managua issued a statement questioning the Ortega government’s economic policies including tax increases.

Is Ortega’s Regime Really Worn Out?

Politically, it makes no sense to say that a regime is worn out. Exhaustion is relative. An exhausted boxer could continue indefinitely in the ring if he doesn’t have an opponent; or he could recover strength.

Amnesty Int. Launches Campaign to Cease Repression in Nicaragua

“What we left behind: fleeing repression in Nicaragua,” is the latest campaign announced by Amnesty International, after the year and a half of crisis.

Punishment Vote against Ruling Parties Spreads in Latin America

Expert analyzes elections in Bolivia, Argentina, Colombia and Uruguay. Daniel Zovatto maintains that the trend is not an “ideological vote”.

Nicaragua, Living Amidst So Many Fears

Nicaragua’s leading sports commentator dissects the fears affllicting the power circle of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo and their underlings.

Nicaraguan Mothers Demand Respect for Their Murdered Sons

Fanatical supporters of Daniel Ortega continue profaning the graves of the assassinated protesters and harassing other victims of the repression.

Daniel Ortega’s Secret Meeting with Trump’s Preacher

A face-to-face encounter between US president Donald Trump and the Nicaraguan strongman Daniel Ortega was one of the ideas floated by high functionaries of the Ortega regime to the influential US preacher Ralph Drollinger when he visited the Central American country.

The New Sandinista Youth: Exclusive Domain of ‘Compañera Rosario’

A vertical organization, created in the image and likeness of the first lady and Vice President, Rosario Murillo, has replaced the historic Sandinista Youth.

Nicaraguan Protestors Outwit the Police State

In September 2018, five months after the civic rebellion began, the regime’s police declared the marches in Nicaragua “illegal,” hoping to silence the citizens demand for the resignation of the dictator Daniel Ortega, after the trail of death, imprisonment and destruction in the country.